Our Picks For The Best Amazon FBA Prep Centers

A practical guide to choosing a prep partner in 2025: speed, pricing, locations, and what actually matters when you’re scaling.

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Picking a prep center is mostly about results and communication.From labels to polybags, you should be updated with clear receiving, unit counts, and ASN labels without needing to chase support. Below is our recommendation for the best prep centers available for scaling your Amazon FBA UK Business.

Prep center operations

J&L Operations

Fast processing, clear communcation, photo verification, and transparent pricing. J&L Operations are the perfect solution for UK/EU sellers sending into the US or domestically. With J&L Operations, you'll get:

  • A custom dashboard for 24/7 updates
  • In-House email forwarding for automated product upload
  • FN/SKU labeling, polybag/bubble, bundles, stickering
  • Express processing (24–48h), pallet handling
  • Short/long-term storage and returns processing
  • Beginner friendly for newly-scaling sellers
Tip: Mention Lunar FBA when you contact them for a discount on your first 100 units.
Prep center operations

Source2Store

With 10 years of e-commerce experience across the team and across many platforms, Source2Store are a forward thinking team who are down to earth and are another option available for product preparation for your business. Below are some features they currently offer:

  • A custom dashboard for 24/7 updates
  • A team of consisting of over 10+ members
  • Same day processing and outbounds avialable
  • Exclusive partnerships
  • Short/long-term storage and returns processing
  • Consistent updates for you through the entire journey
Tip: Mention Lunar FBA when you contact them to waive your joining fee (for a limited time only).

Tips for comparing prep centers

  • Ask for their receiving → label time: Confirm this by asking for real logs/screenshots.
  • Ask for photo proof: Become aware of inbound-damages, counts & bundle verifications.
  • Ask for bulk fees: will the COG (Costs of Goods) become cheaper as more units are sent in?

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