Pricing built around your business.
Every customer and shipment is different. We work with you to understand your operation and build pricing that makes sense for your business and the team doing the work.
Prefer to start with a questionnaire?
Complete what you can and email it to jason@shipcdp.com. Estimates are welcome; we can work through the rest together.
The details behind your quote.
These are the parts of the operation we review with you. Your proposal sets out the services included, how charges are measured, and any setup costs, minimums, or additional charges that apply.
| Charge category | Billing unit to confirm | What changes the cost | Information to provide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Receiving | How loads, pallets, or handling time are counted | Palletized or floor-loaded goods; counting and inspection work | Load type, contents, quantities, and arrival frequency |
| Storage | How space and time in storage are measured | Average and peak inventory; product and pallet dimensions | Pallet counts, dimensions, and expected storage period |
| Order fulfillment | What is charged per order, item, or packing task | Items per order; packing, labeling, and channel requirements | Sample orders, normal and peak volume, packing instructions |
| Packaging and materials | Which materials are included or charged separately | Packaging type, inserts, labels, and who supplies them | Material list and examples of the finished package |
| Projects and returns | How completed units or project work are measured | Assembly, inspection, repacking, rework, and return decisions | Instructions, quantities, samples, and required dates |
| Systems and setup | Which setup and ongoing services are charged | Connections, custom work, reports, testing, and launch support | Current systems, required data exchanges, and reports |
| Freight and extra charges | What the shipment quote covers and what triggers an extra charge | Route, cargo, appointments, handling, and waiting conditions | Origins, destinations, dimensions, weight, and dates |
Receiving
- Billing unit to confirm
- How loads, pallets, or handling time are counted
- What changes the cost
- Palletized or floor-loaded goods; counting and inspection work
- Information to provide
- Load type, contents, quantities, and arrival frequency
Storage
- Billing unit to confirm
- How space and time in storage are measured
- What changes the cost
- Average and peak inventory; product and pallet dimensions
- Information to provide
- Pallet counts, dimensions, and expected storage period
Order fulfillment
- Billing unit to confirm
- What is charged per order, item, or packing task
- What changes the cost
- Items per order; packing, labeling, and channel requirements
- Information to provide
- Sample orders, normal and peak volume, packing instructions
Packaging and materials
- Billing unit to confirm
- Which materials are included or charged separately
- What changes the cost
- Packaging type, inserts, labels, and who supplies them
- Information to provide
- Material list and examples of the finished package
Projects and returns
- Billing unit to confirm
- How completed units or project work are measured
- What changes the cost
- Assembly, inspection, repacking, rework, and return decisions
- Information to provide
- Instructions, quantities, samples, and required dates
Systems and setup
- Billing unit to confirm
- Which setup and ongoing services are charged
- What changes the cost
- Connections, custom work, reports, testing, and launch support
- Information to provide
- Current systems, required data exchanges, and reports
Freight and extra charges
- Billing unit to confirm
- What the shipment quote covers and what triggers an extra charge
- What changes the cost
- Route, cargo, appointments, handling, and waiting conditions
- Information to provide
- Origins, destinations, dimensions, weight, and dates
Have your own facility? Dedicated warehouse management is a separate option with its own operating budget and management fee.
Questions about pricing
How do you put together pricing for our business?+
Our questionnaire and follow-up conversations help us understand your products and SKUs, shipment volumes, handling requirements, and setup. From there, we work through the scope and pricing together so the proposal reflects the actual work and makes sense for both you and CDP.
Are there minimums or setup charges?+
We identify any applicable minimums, setup charges, and ongoing fees in your proposal. These depend on the services and workload; there is no single minimum for every operation.
Do custom system connections cost extra?+
We scope any new connections, custom work, testing, and ongoing support with you. Your proposal separates these charges from the warehouse services so you can see what is included.
Can I request a quote without complete data?+
Yes. Start with approximate products, quantities, services, and timing. CDP will follow up on the details needed to price the work.
Ask CDP to quote your requirements.
Start with your products, approximate volume, services needed, and timing. Estimates are welcome.