Best 3PL Fulfillment Centers in Latin America (2026): 15 Providers Compared

The best 3PL fulfillment center in Latin America is the one that holds your stock inside the country you sell to, ships with carriers that can collect cash at the door, and pays you on a written settlement schedule. Global networks (DHL, FedEx), marketplace programs (Mercado Libre Full, Amazon FBA), national specialists (Loggi, Andreani, Blue Express) and COD-first operators (Fufills) all fit that description for a different kind of seller. This guide compares 15 of them so you can shortlist by market and business model rather than by brand name.

If you already know cash on delivery will be a large share of your orders, start with how COD works in Latin America from order to settlement, then use the COD profit calculator to see what confirmation and failed deliveries do to your margin before you compare quotes.

Sellers searching for "shipping solutions" in Latin America are usually choosing between four models. The right one depends on where your stock sits and how your buyers pay.

The rest of this guide lists providers in each model. A comparison of COD fees across Latin America explains how the full-chain model is priced.

• In-country stock. Delivery windows and duties change completely once inventory sits inside the destination country.
• Cash on delivery handling. Not every carrier is licensed or willing to collect cash. Ask which carriers run which lanes.
• Order confirmation before dispatch. Unconfirmed COD orders are the source of most return-to-origin cost. Ask whether confirmation is part of the service or your problem.
• Written settlement terms. How many days after delivery cash reaches you, in which currency, and what is deducted.
• Integration. Shopify, WooCommerce and API order intake with per-order status back to your store.
• Bilingual operations. Spanish (Portuguese in Brazil) at the warehouse and call desk, English for you.

Capabilities below are summarized from each provider's public service pages. Scope changes often, so confirm the current offer for your market directly. Pricing for every provider varies by contract.

1. Fufills: best for COD-first e-commerce across several countries

Model: full-chain COD 3PL

Specialization: in-country warehousing, order confirmation before dispatch, multi-carrier COD delivery, cash collection and merchant payout under one contract, for cross-border merchants selling into Latin America

Best for: brands whose orders are mostly cash on delivery and who want one partner and one integration for several markets. See the current market list and per-country pages at COD fulfillment in Latin America.

2. DHL Supply Chain Latin America

Model: global enterprise 3PL

Specialization: contract logistics, warehousing, customs brokerage and e-commerce fulfillment for large brands

Best for: enterprises that need global standard SLAs and multi-country contract logistics.

3. Mercado Libre Fulfillment (Full)

Model: marketplace fulfillment

Specialization: storage and delivery of inventory sold on Mercado Libre, with the marketplace's delivery badges

Best for: sellers whose revenue is mostly on Mercado Libre in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia or Chile.

4. FedEx Logistics and FedEx Fulfillment

Model: global courier with fulfillment services

Specialization: cross-border transport plus warehousing and returns in selected countries

Best for: brands that combine domestic Latin American fulfillment with cross-border and B2B shipments.

5. Loggi (Brazil)

Model: national carrier and fulfillment

Specialization: technology-driven last mile and fulfillment across Brazil

Best for: Brazil-only operations that compete on delivery speed.

6. 99minutos (Mexico and Andean region)

Model: fast last mile

Specialization: same-day and next-day delivery in major metros of Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Peru

Best for: brands that need fast urban delivery and already handle their own warehousing.

7. Andreani (Argentina)

Model: national logistics group

Specialization: warehousing, e-commerce fulfillment, delivery and cash on delivery in Argentina, with services in Uruguay and Paraguay

Best for: Argentina-focused operations with full logistics needs.

8. Envía (Mexico and Colombia)

Model: shipping aggregator with fulfillment

Specialization: multi-carrier label platform with Shopify and WooCommerce integrations and optional warehousing

Best for: small and mid-sized sellers who want carrier flexibility in Mexico.

9. Cubbo (Mexico, Brazil, Colombia)

Model: e-commerce 3PL

Specialization: direct-to-consumer fulfillment, kitting and subscription boxes with marketplace and store integrations

Best for: D2C and subscription brands.

10. Fulfillment by Amazon (Mexico and Brazil)

Model: marketplace fulfillment

Specialization: Amazon storage, delivery and customer service with Prime eligibility

Best for: sellers whose revenue is mostly on Amazon Mexico or Amazon Brazil.

11. Rappi (quick commerce)

Model: dark store and on-demand delivery

Specialization: instant delivery of consumer goods in major cities across the region

Best for: consumer packaged goods sold through the Rappi app, not general e-commerce fulfillment.

12. Blue Express (Chile)

Model: national carrier

Specialization: e-commerce parcel delivery across Chile with pickup points and cash on delivery options

Best for: Chile-focused stores that need national parcel coverage.

13. Totalpack (Colombia)

Model: regional 3PL

Specialization: fulfillment from Bogotá with a carrier network into the Andean region

Best for: Andean expansion run from a Colombian hub.

14. Skydropx (Mexico and Colombia)

Model: shipping aggregator

Specialization: discounted labels with no minimum volume and a warehousing add-on

Best for: startups testing a market before committing to a 3PL contract.

15. Pack&Pack (Peru)

Model: national 3PL

Specialization: Lima fulfillment center with last mile and cash on delivery across Peru

Best for: Peru market entry.

Mexico has the deepest choice of providers in the region, which is why "best 3PL provider Mexico" has no single answer. Use the model table above: marketplace-heavy sellers usually start with Mercado Libre Full or FBA; store-first sellers who take card payments can run an aggregator plus a local warehouse; sellers whose buyers pay cash at the door need a provider that confirms orders and collects cash, which most aggregators and marketplace programs do not do for off-platform orders. Our guides on COD fulfillment in Mexico and 3PL fulfillment in Mexico for Latin American markets go deeper, and the Mexico COD fulfillment page shows how Fufills runs it.

Match the provider to your market strategy

For a single country, a national specialist usually offers better rates and denser coverage. For several countries, a regional provider removes duplicate contracts, integrations and reconciliation work.

Check cash on delivery capabilities in writing

If COD matters to your business, confirm four things before signing: which carriers collect cash in each region, whether orders are confirmed before dispatch, the settlement schedule and currency, and how returns to origin are charged and restocked.

Assess technology fit

Your 3PL should connect to your store platform, order management and reporting without manual exports, and expose per-order status you can show customers.

Compare total cost per delivered order

Storage, pick and pack, outbound shipping, confirmation, COD handling, returns and payout fees together decide your margin, not any single line. The COD profit calculator lets you enter each provider's quote and compare the contribution per delivered order.

Large global networks offer scale and standard SLAs, marketplace programs win when your sales already live there, national carriers win single-country speed, and COD-first operators win when buyers pay cash and you sell across borders. Shortlist by model first, then by market, then by written settlement terms.

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What is the best 3PL fulfillment center in Latin America?

There is no single best provider. For cash on delivery across several countries under one contract, Fufills is built for that model. For single-country speed, national specialists such as Loggi in Brazil, Andreani in Argentina or Blue Express in Chile are common choices. For marketplace-led sales, Mercado Libre Full and Amazon FBA are the direct route.

What are the best shipping solutions for e-commerce sellers in Latin America?

Four models cover most sellers: cross-border couriers for low volume card-paid orders, shipping aggregators when you already hold stock in country, marketplace fulfillment when your sales are on Mercado Libre or Amazon, and a full-chain COD 3PL when buyers pay cash at the door and you sell in several countries.

Who is the best 3PL provider in Mexico?

It depends on how your buyers pay and where you sell. Marketplace sellers usually start with Mercado Libre Full or FBA, card-first stores can combine an aggregator such as Envía or Skydropx with a local warehouse, and cash on delivery stores need a provider that confirms orders and collects cash, such as Fufills.

How much does 3PL fulfillment cost in Latin America?

Pricing varies by contract, country and volume. Compare quotes on total cost per delivered order: storage, pick and pack, outbound shipping, confirmation, COD handling, returns and payout fees, rather than on any single rate.

Do Latin American 3PLs handle cash on delivery?

Some do and many do not. Cash collection depends on the carrier and the region, so ask any provider which carriers collect cash on which lanes, whether orders are confirmed before dispatch, and when collected cash is paid out.

Can I use one 3PL for all Latin American countries?

Regional providers such as Fufills, DHL Supply Chain and FedEx cover several countries under one relationship. Check the current country list for each provider, because coverage differs by service and changes over time.