SKUdrop holds your stock in China.
SKUdrop manages the flow of cartons between your factory and Amazon FBA. They store in China, ship direct to Amazon, and run the whole thing through their own software.
Store, ship, manage
Their own summary is four words long: we store, we ship, we manage, we simplify.
Storage in China
Your factory delivers cartons to their warehouse. SKUdrop receives them, stores them, and holds them until you actually need the stock in Amazon.
Direct to Amazon
Build a shipment plan for the cartons you want moved and send them straight into Amazon fulfillment centres, in this month’s quantity rather than the whole order.
Customs handled
The platform checks your product codes against the official tariff data for the US, UK and Europe before anything moves, so a bad code does not strand a container at the border.
The software
Connect Seller Central, see what is in storage, build plans and pull quotes in the platform. They will also ship cartons to destinations that are not Amazon.
Paying for the whole container up front is the trap
Freight pricing pushes everybody the same way. Ship it all at once because the per-unit number looks better, then sit on six months of inventory in Amazon’s warehouse paying storage on stock you will not sell until spring.
Holding the cartons in China and feeding them in as you need them fixes that, and it keeps the cash in your business instead of on a boat. It is a supply chain decision rather than a marketing one, which is exactly why most sellers never get round to it.
Stop shipping it all at once
If your cash is tied up in inventory sitting in an Amazon warehouse, this is the fix. Go and look at how it works.