About us
Nothing to hide. Everything on the shelf.
Stackhouse exists because fulfilment became a black box. Prices behind quote forms, stock behind reception desks, service behind ticket queues. We run the opposite: published rates, open doors, named people, because when your costs are genuinely lower, you can afford to show everything.
What we are
Our 20,000 sq ft warehouse in Rainham (RM13), with an experienced fulfilment team on site 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. The team has handled millions of pounds of inventory; the building is shuttered, alarmed and insured; and we manufacture our own cardboard boxes on site, which is why our consumables undercut bought-in packaging.
Because we run the operation and make the packaging ourselves, our costs are genuinely lower, and we publish the savings rather than pocketing them. That's the whole trick. There isn't another one.
What we believe
- Prices belong in public. The full rate card is on the website, dated, no email gate.
- Doors belong open. Every client can visit, work here, and stand next to their own stock.
- People belong to names. You'll know who packs your orders; they'll know your products.
- Bills belong to the rate card. Every invoice line matches the published price, to the penny.


Who Stackhouse is for
Founder-led ecommerce brands doing roughly 20–100 orders a day, on Shopify, Amazon, TikTok Shop, eBay or all four, who've outgrown self-fulfilment or grown tired of being a small account at a big 3PL.
Outgrowing the spare room
Your evenings have become packing shifts. We take the operation and leave you the access: same visibility, none of the tape gun.
Unhappy at a big 3PL
Ticket queues, surprise surcharges, no idea where your stock actually is. Bring your invoice; we'll show you the difference line by line.
Scaling on marketplaces
FBA prep, barcoding, container unloads and multichannel dispatch under one roof, with rework at £18/hour when a batch needs fixing.
The best about page is the warehouse itself.
Twenty minutes in the building beats twenty paragraphs. Walk in and check.