• We work with FBS — your goods stay with us, not at the marketplace warehouse
  • Marketplace warehouses sit idle — we pick and deliver orders ourselves
  • Stock under your control, delivery to the sorting centre from 2 hours
  • FBS set up in a single day
FULLIK
Fulfilment for marketplaces

Fulfilment for marketplaces without the headaches

We receive, check, pack, label and deliver your goods to marketplace warehouses and sorting centres.

  • Fast processingfrom 2 hours
  • Accuracy and care99.8% error-free
  • Delivery to warehousesand sorting centres
WB

Wildberries

FBW / FBS

  • FBW

    Delivery to Wildberries warehouses

  • FBS

    Delivery to Wildberries sorting centres

OZON

Ozon

FBO / FBS

  • FBO

    Delivery to Ozon warehouses

  • FBS

    Delivery to Ozon sorting centres

Склад FULLIK: сотрудник кладёт коробки на конвейер, внутри склада идут приёмка, упаковка, маркировка и проверка, второй сотрудник загружает белый фургон

from 2 hours

processing time

99.8%

picking accuracy

100k+

units per month

100%

transparent pricing

Warehouse tour

See how our warehouse works

Two and a half minutes, nothing staged: intake, counting, packing and dispatch — filmed over one ordinary working day.

The video is in Russian, with Russian subtitles burned in.

Services

Everything a batch needs, from intake to dispatch

Hand us the whole cycle, or only the steps you are missing.

  • Goods intake

    We receive your shipment at the warehouse and record it the same day.

  • Checking and counting

    We count every unit by hand and match it against your list. Any discrepancy is reported immediately.

  • Storage

    We hold your goods between shipments and dispatch them on your word.

  • Packaging

    We match the packaging to the product: fragile, bulky, or anything that needs opaque film.

  • Labelling

    We apply labels and barcodes to the marketplace's requirements.

  • Kitting

    We assemble boxes and sets for a specific shipment or order.

  • FBW model

    We prepare your batch for delivery to Wildberries warehouses.

  • FBO model

    We prepare your batch for delivery to Ozon warehouses.

  • FBS model

    We keep your goods here and pick orders as they arrive.

  • Delivery

    We take your batch to marketplace warehouses and sorting centres.

Equipment

Our own equipment, not outsourced work

Your goods do not travel to third-party contractors: everything listed below stands in our own workshop and runs every day.

  • 2units

    Shrink-wrap machines

    They run POF film. Two machines mean a batch never waits in line for packaging.

  • 1unit

    Strapping machine

    Straps boxes and pallets so the load reaches the marketplace warehouse in the same condition it left.

  • 4+types

    Sealing equipment

    We seal bags along the edge. The seam is even and visible: the package cannot be opened unnoticed.

Russian-made equipment

Spare parts are available inside the country: a part is replaced in days, not months of waiting for an overseas delivery. And while one shrink-wrap machine is being repaired, the second keeps running — batches do not queue up.

POF — polyolefin shrink film

Under heat it shrinks to the shape of the product and hugs it tightly: the pack does not rattle, does not slip and holds its corners. Unlike PVC it does not yellow with age and gives off no acrid fumes when shrinking — which is why it is also used for goods that come into contact with food.

At volume this is the most economical method we use: the film costs pennies per unit, the machine wraps in seconds, and its weight barely affects dimensions or volumetric weight at dispatch.

But no packaging is universal: fragile goods need bubble wrap, clothing needs a courier bag. We match the method to the product, not to habit.

  • Clear filmThe product is visible through the film — convenient at intake and during checks.
  • Black opaque filmContents are fully hidden: used for 18+ goods and anything that should not be on show.
Packaging types

We pack the way your product needs

We match the method to the product and the marketplace. If you are unsure, we will suggest one.

We sell on marketplaces ourselves

We know what makes intake reject a shipment, which packaging will not survive a sorting centre, and what later turns into disputes over damage. So we pack the way we would want our own goods packed — not just to close the task.

  • POF shrink film

    A FULLIK worker placing a box into the shrink-wrap machineCost-effective at volume

    The film shrinks to the shape of the product and hugs it tightly: the pack holds its corners and does not slip. Black opaque film is available — for 18+ goods and anything that should not be on show.

  • Courier bag

    Goods packed into a grey courier bag

    An opaque bag with an adhesive flap. Light, crease-resistant and it hides the contents completely — chosen for clothing, textiles and small goods.

  • Clear bag

    A box of goods being packed into a clear bag

    The product and its label are visible through the bag, so intake goes faster. Suits anything that already comes in its own box.

  • Zip-lock bag

    Goods being packed into a zip-lock bag

    A reusable fastening: the buyer opens and closes the pack without a knife, so the goods survive a try-on and a return looking the same.

  • Bubble wrap

    A worker wrapping a box in bubble wrap

    For fragile goods. Absorbs impacts on the road and during handling at the marketplace warehouse — glass, ceramics and electronics arrive intact.

  • Stretch film

    A worker wrapping a box in stretch film

    Holds a box or a pallet together. Stops the box from opening in transit and shields the contents from dust and damp.

  • Corrugated box cut to size

    Cardboard packaging being made on a roller press

    We cut and crease board to fit the specific product. A box that fits means less empty space inside and lower volumetric weight at dispatch.

  • Tape sealing

    A worker sealing a box with tape

    We tape the seams to the marketplace's requirements. The seam is even and any tampering shows at once — fewer disputes at intake.

  • Strapping tape

    A box being strapped on the strapping machine

    Pulls a box or pallet tight with tape on the machine. A heavy load reaches the marketplace warehouse in the same condition it left in.

Swipe sideways to see all types →

The two models have different rules

Under FBS the packaging travels to the buyer; under FBW it goes into a Wildberries warehouse. Hence different marking and different size limits. We broke down both:

What it looks like in real life

Photos from our warehouse — not renders. You can see how one method differs from another.

  • The same bottle: on the left in a sleeve, on the right in POF shrink film

    Sleeve versus shrink film — the difference shows

    In a sleeve the film sits loose and bunches up; after shrinking it settles to the shape of the product. The second option is more compact and looks tidier at marketplace intake.

  • Three boxes: bare, in clear POF film and in black POF film

    A box with and without film

    POF film covers the seams, so tampering is immediately visible. Black opaque film hides what is inside — for 18+ goods and anything that should not be on show.

  • Goods packed in several layers of bubble wrap

    Bubble wrap for fragile goods

    Several layers absorb impacts on the road and during handling at the marketplace warehouse. This is how glass, ceramics and electronics travel.

How we work

Five steps from request to marketplace

The same order for every batch — from a trial box to regular shipments.

  1. 1

    You send a request

    Tell us about the product, the batch size and the marketplace.

  2. 2

    We quote the price

    We choose the packaging and send you the numbers. Work starts once you agree.

  3. 3

    We receive and check the goods

    We count the batch and record any discrepancy before processing begins.

  4. 4

    We pack and label

    We prepare the goods to the requirements of the chosen marketplace.

  5. 5

    We deliver to the marketplace

    We take the batch to the warehouse or the sorting centre.

Working models

We work under whichever model you use

Wildberries — FBW and FBS. Ozon — FBO and FBS. We will tell you which suits your product better.

WB

Wildberries

FBW / FBS

  • FBW

    Delivery to Wildberries warehouses

  • FBS

    Delivery to Wildberries sorting centres

OZON

Ozon

FBO / FBS

  • FBO

    Delivery to Ozon warehouses

  • FBS

    Delivery to Ozon sorting centres

FBS — your goods stay in our warehouse

There is no need to ship the batch to a marketplace warehouse. The goods stay with us, you see the stock, and we pick orders and take them to the sorting centre as they come in.

  • Stock under your controlNo guessing how much to send to the marketplace warehouse. The goods are here — draw down and top up when you need to.
  • Order picking is on usAn order arrives — we pick it, pack it, label it and hand it to the sorting centre.
  • Works on both marketplacesFBS for both Wildberries and Ozon. The model can run alongside FBW or FBO on different SKUs.
  • Switch without moving the goodsIf your batch is already with us under FBW or FBO, switching to FBS needs no transport — the goods are already here.
Calculator

The faster the dispatch, the lower the commission

Wildberries has tied the FBS commission to picking time. Choose a category and move the slider — you will see what every extra hour costs.

Start typing a name — the catalogue is in Russian, e.g. «перчатки» (gloves) or «бумага» (paper)

1 h13 h48 h96 h

Commission below base

36.5%40% − 3.5

On a 1,000 ₽ order that is a saving of about 35 ₽

For comparison: under FBW, when the goods sit in a Wildberries warehouse, the commission is 35.5% and does not depend on speed. Right now it is 1 points below yours — but FBW adds paid storage and freezes the batch. And the main thing: with fast dispatch FBS beats FBW on almost every product. Move the slider to 13 hours and see for yourself.

We dispatch in 10.5 hours on average — that is the maximum-discount zone. The clock stops the moment the sorting centre scans the shipment code (the consignment note), not when the order reaches the buyer.

The figure moves with how busy Wildberries warehouses are: on peak days sorting centres run slower, and that is outside our control.

Missing the cut-off? Use a pickup point

An order can go to a pickup point instead of a sorting centre. There are more of them and they are closer, so fitting into 13 hours is easier — and that is the maximum-discount zone.

Until 31 января, handling at a pickup point costs 10 ₽ per unit for the first 500 units a day. Every unit after that is 50 ₽.

The 10 ₽ pays for itself on orders above 670 ₽ — that is what the gap between −3.5 and −5 points is worth. If without this you were missing the 48-hour window entirely, the threshold is lower: 200 ₽.

Past 500 units a day the rate is four times higher and only pays off on orders above 3340 ₽. Routing your whole volume this way does not add up: it is a way to rescue urgent orders, not a replacement for the sorting centre.

We deliver to both sorting centres and pickup points — we will cost both for your batch.

How Wildberries calculates it
  • Under 13 hours — commission lower by 5
  • 13 to 42 hours — commission lower by 3.5
  • 42 to 48 hours — base rate, unchanged
  • 48 to 54 hours — +0.30 for every hour from the 48th
  • 54 to 60 hours — +0.35 for every hour from the 48th
  • Over 60 hours — +0.45 for every hour from the 48th

The surcharge is always counted from the 48th hour — only the rate changes. That is why the figure jumps at the 54-hour mark: the same hours are recalculated at a dearer rate.

The clock stops when the sorting centre scans the shipment code (the consignment note). Delivery to the buyer after that does not affect the coefficient — Wildberries counts sorting time separately and has not changed it.

These terms apply to orders from August 7, 2026. Wildberries called them temporary and promised warning before they end.

Base commissions are taken from the official Wildberries API on August 6, 2026. Within a category the commission can differ between subjects; the most common value is shown here — the exact figures are always in your seller account.

Category and product names come from the Wildberries catalogue and are shown in Russian, exactly as they appear in your seller account.

Why us

Why working with us is calm

Nothing heroic — just predictable handling of your batch and rules you can read.

  • A seller's eye

    We trade on the marketplaces ourselves, so we look at a batch as a seller would, not as a contractor.

  • Transparent pricing

    Billed by work actually done. The lines on the invoice match what we agreed.

  • Careful handling

    The hundredth box in a batch looks exactly like the first.

  • Every batch checked

    Counted at intake and verified again before dispatch.

  • Marketplace requirements

    We prepare the batch so intake passes the first time.

  • Photo reports

    We show the condition the goods arrived in and left in.

  • Prompt delivery

    We take goods to warehouses and sorting centres without needless waiting.

  • A dedicated manager

    One person handles your batch and answers your questions.

Request

Tell us about your batch

The more precisely you describe the goods, the more precise the quote. We will reply on whichever contact you leave.

  • We will choose packaging to suit your product and volume
  • We will cost the work as it is actually done, with no hidden lines
  • We will say plainly if your task is not a fit for us
FAQ

What people usually ask before we start

How much does fulfilment cost?

The price depends on the product, the batch size and the packaging method. Describe your batch in a request and we will come back with a quote.

What volume can I start with?

Tell us how many units you have and how often you plan to dispatch. Volume terms are agreed when we quote.

Which marketplaces do you work with?

Wildberries under FBW and FBS, and Ozon under FBO and FBS.

How do FBW and FBO differ from FBS?

FBW and FBO mean shipping a batch to the marketplace warehouse. Under FBS the goods stay with us, and orders are picked and handed to the sorting centre as they arrive.

When is FBS better than FBW or FBO?

When your range is wide and sales are uneven: you do not have to guess how many units to send to the marketplace warehouse, and nothing sits there as dead stock. Also when you need to change the range quickly without waiting for intake. The honest downside: you pay picking on every order, and delivery to the buyer is usually a little slower than under FBW or FBO. If sales are steady and predictable, shipping to the marketplace warehouse may work out cheaper — we will cost both options.

Can FBS be combined with shipping to a marketplace warehouse?

Yes, and it is a common setup: send your fast movers to the marketplace warehouse and keep the rest with us under FBS. We run both models at once — there is no need to split batches between warehouses.

Can you store goods between shipments?

Yes. The goods sit in our warehouse and wait for your word to dispatch.

How do you choose the packaging?

We start from the product and how it will travel. If you are unsure, we will suggest an option ourselves.

What happens if the quantity does not match?

We tell you straight after the count, before processing begins, and attach a photo report.

Contacts

How to reach us

Call or write if you would rather talk it through — we will send the quote after the call.

Manager: phone, WhatsApp, MAX
+7 (925) 223-32-35
WhatsApp
Open chat
Telegram — bot and requests
@fullikmsk_bot
Telegram — news channel
@fullikmsk
Warehouse address
Bukhta YUG shopping centre, 32nd km of the MKAD, building 4, level -1, warehouse 16
Opening hours
Around the clock, seven days a week
Goods intake
Daily, 10:00–19:30
Bukhta YUG shopping centre, 32nd km of the MKAD, building 4, level -1, warehouse 16

Goods intake: Daily, 10:00–19:30

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