You shouldn't drive an hour to Medley every week — and we won't pretend the distance doesn't exist. Delray Beach sellers ship us inventory by UPS or FedEx ground (next-day anywhere in Florida) or batch one drop-off a month, and we handle receiving, inspection, FNSKU labeling and FBA forwarding within 24–48 hours of arrival.
Plenty of prep centers write city pages that imply a warehouse around every corner. We'd rather give Delray Beach sellers the real math: once your carton is on a UPS or FedEx truck, a dock 60 minutes away and a dock 6 minutes away receive it the same day. From that point, the only numbers that matter are turnaround speed and error rate.
Delray's seller scene skews boutique — the same small-brand energy that fills Atlantic Avenue's storefronts shows up in its Amazon catalogs. Candles, home fragrance, coastal apparel accents, giftable lifestyle goods. These SKUs punish sloppy prep: a crushed retail box or a label slapped across artwork costs a review, not just a unit.
So the trade we offer is simple. You keep building the brand from Delray Beach; we run the industrial half an hour south — receiving against your PO, photographing damage before it becomes a dispute, bagging and labeling to Amazon's current spec, and handing sealed shipments to carriers with Amazon MIA1 twelve minutes from our door.
| Delray Beach question | Straight answer |
|---|---|
| Distance to our dock | ~55–60 min via I-95 south — a batch-trip distance, not a weekly one |
| Ground shipping time | Next business day, Delray Beach to Medley, standard UPS/FedEx ground |
| Prep turnaround | 24–48 hours from carton arrival to carrier-ready |
| Typical Delray client | Boutique lifestyle brand shipping supplier stock straight to us |
| Drop-off option | Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, coordinated in advance — monthly batching recommended |
Supplier cartons, import freight through PortMiami, or your own batched drop-off — counted against your PO on arrival day.
Damage gets photographed before prep starts, so a crushed candle box becomes a supplier claim instead of a one-star review.
Labels scan-verified and placed deliberately — covering barcodes, not the packaging design your brand paid for.
Glass, wax and fabric each get the protection Amazon requires — suffocation-warning bags, bubble for fragiles, shrink where it fits.
Components arrive loose, leave as sealed multi-item sets under one FNSKU — seasonal boxes built without you touching them.
Reserve stock waits on our bins and pallets, then flows into FBA within 24–48 hours of your trigger.
Print a ground label to our Medley address — or save cartons for one coordinated monthly drop-off.
We count against your PO and photograph anything that traveled badly, same day it lands.
Bags, bubble, bundles and FNSKUs applied and scan-verified while you're still in Delray running the brand.
Sealed shipments with box-content data go out to Amazon's assigned FCs; you watch check-ins from Seller Central.
Stop driving. Ground shipping inside Florida is next-day; your weekly trip was solving a problem a shipping label solves cheaper. Keep one monthly visit if you like seeing your stock — skip the rest.
Fragile lifestyle goods need real bubble work and honest carton density — plus photos at our receiving so you know whether the crack happened at the factory, in transit, or never on our floor.
Redirect the next PO to our Medley dock. Delray clients who make that switch get their garage back in one shipment cycle — and their inventory starts moving to Amazon days sooner.
Since January 2026 that's every US seller's reality: unprepped units aren't covered if damaged or lost. Route inventory through a prep dock before Amazon sees it. Ours answers in one business day.
No — and we'd rather say that plainly than put a Delray Beach pin on a map we don't operate from. Our dock is in Medley, Miami-Dade, roughly 55–60 minutes down I-95. What Delray sellers actually buy from us isn't proximity; it's a 24–48 hour prep turnaround, and that works identically whether your boxes arrive by UPS or in your trunk.
Two patterns dominate. Most ship: a UPS or FedEx ground label from Delray Beach reaches our Medley dock the next business day, since intra-Florida ground is a one-day zone. The rest batch a drop-off — one drive down I-95 every few weeks with everything accumulated, instead of burning an afternoon per shipment. Nobody should be driving to Miami weekly, and we'll tell you so.
Yes, because distance stops mattering once freight is next-day. The variables that decide your Amazon check-in date are our turnaround (24–48 hours), carrier hand-off speed, and how close the dock sits to Amazon's network — MIA1 in Opa-locka is about 12 minutes from us. A prep shelf two miles from your house with a five-day backlog is slower than we are.
That's most of what comes to us from Delray: candles, apparel accents, home fragrance, gift-ready lifestyle goods. Prep for those SKUs is mostly protection and presentation — poly bags with suffocation warnings, bubble around glass, FNSKU labels placed where they don't wreck the retail face of the box. We photograph anything questionable at receiving so you approve decisions, not surprises.
Yes — bundling and kitting run on the same floor as prep. Send components loose from your supplier, tell us the recipe, and sets leave here as single FNSKU-labeled sellable units. Delray brands use this for seasonal gift boxes and multi-scent packs without renting an inch of workspace themselves.
Ship Monday from Delray Beach and ground delivers to us Tuesday. Prep completes within 24–48 hours, so cartons typically hand to the Amazon-bound carrier Wednesday or Thursday. With MIA1 only minutes away, the first scan into Amazon's network often follows quickly — your calendar risk lives in carrier queues at Amazon, not in our building.
Every Delray client works from the same evidence trail our walk-in Miami clients get: counts reconciled against your PO at receiving, photos of transit or factory damage before we touch anything, and shipment confirmations when cartons seal. You see problems the day they surface, from your laptop on Atlantic Avenue.
Same setup, slightly shorter drive. Boca Raton sellers work with the identical ship-in-or-batch playbook and we keep a dedicated page for them with Boca-specific detail. Delray and Boca clients sometimes even share a monthly drop-off run — two sellers, one car, one dock appointment.
No. Since January 1, 2026, Amazon no longer offers FBA prep or item labeling in the US — and units arriving unprepped that get damaged or lost fall outside reimbursement. For a Delray seller that removes the fallback option: prep now happens at your kitchen table or at a third-party dock like ours before anything ships to Amazon.
Use the form to tell us what you sell, roughly how many units move monthly, and whether inventory reaches you from a supplier or your own workspace. You'll have per-unit pricing and our receiving instructions within one business day — then either print a ground label to our Medley address or book your first batched drop-off.
Tell us about your brand, your monthly unit flow, and where inventory comes from. Per-unit pricing and receiving instructions arrive within one business day; your first carton can be on a next-day ground truck the day after.
