Services · Capacity & extras

Four-week trial

A month of real orders before you commit to anything. Long enough that the returns from week one come back inside the trial — so you see both directions, not just how well we can pack.

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Four weeks of real orders
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No contract and no minimum
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Covers orders out and returns back
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Trial rates carried into the account
What it produces

Four-week trial, as you see it.

Four weeks of charges itemised exactly as a live account sees them — so you can model the real cost rather than a quoted one.

Charges · 6–12 OctCSVUpdating live
ServiceQtyRateAmount
Pick612£1.10£673.20
Pack612£0.20£122.40
Tracked 48540£3.10£1,674.00
Returns processed31£2.40£74.40
This period£2,544.00
How it runs

Four steps, in order.

  1. Send a sliceOne channel, one product line, or a share of your daily orders. Enough to be real, not enough to be risky.
  2. We run it properlyPicked, packed, filmed and shipped exactly as a full account would be. No special treatment for the trial, because that would tell you nothing useful.
  3. The returns come backThis is why a month rather than a week. Orders shipped in week one start returning by week three, so you see inspection, grading and restocking on your own stock — not a demonstration.
  4. You look at the evidenceA full month of itemised charges, the video of every parcel out and back, and measured turnaround. Then you decide.
What that includes

What that includes.

  • No contract and no minimum to start
  • Run on the same process as a full account
  • Four weeks of charges itemised, so you can model real cost
  • Packing video on every order, inspection video on every return
  • Outbound and returns both exercised inside the trial
  • Trial rates carried into the account if you go ahead
What we need from you
  • A slice of real orders — one channel, or a share of each day
  • Stock in, counted like any other delivery
  • Someone on your side to look at the evidence with us
What you get back
  • Run on the same process as a full account
  • Packing video out and inspection video back
  • Four weeks of itemised charges
  • Measured turnaround, not targets
  • Trial rates carried into the account
The honest bit

Four weeks will not show you our peak behaviour — that needs November, and nobody sensibly trials a 3PL in November. What it will show you is a full cycle out and back, which is the part a one-week trial quietly skips.

Talk to someone who runs the floor

Want to see it on your own orders?

Run a four-week trial. No contract, no minimum — long enough that the returns from week one come back inside it.