Fulfillrite

Why Fulfillrite? We think our clients say it best. "In only two short years, we went from an idea to a multi-million dollar company. We would never have been able to do that without Fulfillrite." - Leesa McGregor, Alphabet for Humanity youtu.be/9ds_4-Z6dR4

"It can cost up to 25x more to acquire a new customer than to keep an existing one." - Fred Reichheld, Bain & Company

You can see a list of priority mail package sizes here: usps.com/ship/priority-…

Two resources for you: Freightos.com — free freight quotes SimplyDuty.com — easy tariff calculator If you’re importing into the US, these are likely the two of the most volatile costs you’re dealing with. It helps to get regular up-to-date quotes.

Starting scrappy is a beautiful thing. But at some point, you'll have serious sales on your hands, and doing the fulfillment yourself will take away from strategic work.

In the decade-and-a-half since Kickstarter really started, it's turned into a sort of product launch platform. That's no accident, and is, in fact, a great use of the platform. So roll with it! Come prepared, yes, but use crowdfunding to see how big the market REALLY is.

Worried about tariffs for your Kickstarter campaign? Here's a full webinar to help you prepare, originally part of the @launchboom_ Crowdfunded Games Summit. Video: youtube.com/watch?v=zoLXBL… Slides: fulfillrite.com/wp-content/upl…

We did a live webinar on how to handle tariffs for Kickstarter last week. This was part of the @launchboom_ Crowdfunded Games Summit. You can find our talk, and everyone else's, here: games.crowdfundedsummit.com/schedule/ Completely free, great resource!

Wanting to launch a crowdfunding campaign, but worried about tariffs? We talk about tariff strategy in this webinar with @Crowdfundr. Thanks for having us on! crowdfundr.com/creatorhub/hol…

We'll be doing a presentation on tariff strategy at 1 pm ET tomorrow. Hope to see you there! Get your free ticket here: games.crowdfundedsummit.com

Launching a board game on Kickstarter? You'll want to check out Crowdfunded Summit Games by LaunchBoom. They're bringing together the industry’s best and brightest to share the tips and tricks that lead to successful crowdfunding launches. It's today and tomorrow (23rd & 24th)

Can you prevent all shipping damage? No. But you can prevent A LOT of it. And that adds up fast if you're a seller. Returns cost more than packing paper.

People are going to start shopping in a big way in about a month. Perfect time to do a little conversion optimization! Some ideas to get your wheels turning: fulfillrite.com/blog/37-proven…

Do you need shipping insurance for $20 T-shirts? Probably not. For $1,000 state-of-the-art CPUs? Probably so.

If you import into the US, you can't avoid tariffs. But you can reduce your tariff exposure. And that's as true for Kickstarter campaigns as any other kind of business. Learn how that works in our guest post on the Kickstarter blog! updates.kickstarter.com/how-to-reduce-…

Yes, it's still kind of hot outside. But it's the perfect time to plan for the holidays if you're in eCommerce. Here are some promotion ideas you can run with: fulfillrite.com/blog/31-best-h…

Last thing you want is backorders on Black Friday.

Congratulations, Steven, on the successful launch and fulfillment of Era! This 30 minute empire-building card game for 2-4 players. Choose from 4 exciting eras in history. Read more here: kickstarter.com/projects/erath…

Congratulations to Chris "DROMS MEDIA" Eli and the Work of Heart team on successfully fulfilling their Kickstarter campaign! They raised over $42,000 and we're now busily helping ship it out to backers! Learn more about the campaign here: kickstarter.com/projects/droms…

If you're like most business owners, you're probably wondering what on earth “de minimis” means and why everyone seems so worried about it. Here's what you need to know. fulfillrite.com/blog/the-end-o…

Countries like the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Australia, Japan, and others are limiting or suspending all deliveries to the U.S. because of confusion around the removal of the "de minimis" exemption. We're keeping an eye on this. theguardian.com/us-news/2025/a…