We receive, store, pack and ship your products across Ukraine. You focus on sales — we handle the rest.
Storage, labor and shipping costs are up to 3x lower than in the EU — without sacrificing quality or speed. Warehousing starts at 650 UAH/m³ per month.
Our main warehouse is located minutes from Boryspil International Airport (KBP), enabling fast inbound logistics for air-freighted inventory.
3 industrial generators, dual fiber-optic internet, and Starlink ensure uninterrupted fulfillment. Zero downtime since February 2022.
Established in 2014, we have processed millions of orders. Our warehouse team handles peak seasons and flash sales without breaking a sweat.
Preferred partner status with Ukraine's largest carrier means priority pickup slots, discounted rates, and faster last-mile delivery nationwide.
Unloading, quality inspection, barcoding and placement into addressed warehouse locations. Same-day intake available.
Cell-based storage with real-time WMS inventory tracking. Temperature-controlled zones for sensitive goods.
We pick, pack and dispatch 4 times daily via Nova Poshta, Ukrposhta, and Meest. Order assembled in 30 seconds.
We receive returned parcels from carriers, inspect condition per your guidelines, and restock sellable items automatically.
Automated call system contacts each buyer after order placement, confirming details and boosting buyout rate by 10-15%.
Real-time analytics: inventory levels, shipment statuses, returns and financials. Accessible from any device around the clock.
Tell us about your products and volumes. We prepare a tailored quote and sign the contract — often the same day.
Ship inventory to our Kyiv-region warehouse. We receive, inspect, barcode, and shelve everything upon arrival.
Your CRM or marketplace sends orders directly to our WMS. We pick, pack, and hand off to the carrier within hours.
Focus on marketing and sales while we handle all warehouse operations — from 10 orders a day to 6,000.
Over the past several years, Ukraine has emerged as an increasingly attractive location for third-party logistics. The combination of a highly skilled workforce, competitive labor costs, and strategic geographic positioning between the EU and Central Asia makes it a compelling option for e-commerce brands looking to serve the Ukrainian domestic market or establish a low-cost fulfillment hub for the broader Eastern European region. Warehousing rates in Ukraine typically run at a fraction of what companies pay in Poland, Germany, or the Baltics, yet the quality of service continues to improve as Ukrainian logistics providers invest heavily in technology and infrastructure.
A 3PL (third-party logistics) fulfillment company handles the entire physical supply chain on behalf of an online retailer. This includes receiving inbound inventory shipments, storing goods in a warehouse management system (WMS), picking and packing individual customer orders, labeling parcels with carrier barcodes, dispatching them through last-mile delivery networks, processing returns, and providing real-time reporting dashboards. The goal is to free the brand owner from all operational warehouse tasks so they can invest their time and capital into product development, marketing, and customer acquisition instead of managing shelves and shipping labels.
Location matters enormously in logistics. A warehouse near Boryspil International Airport — Ukraine's busiest air cargo hub — gives brands a meaningful advantage when it comes to inbound goods arriving by air. Pallets can move from the tarmac to the warehouse floor within hours rather than days. This proximity also means faster turnaround when restocking inventory from overseas suppliers, reducing the time products sit in transit and improving overall cash-flow cycles. For e-commerce brands selling seasonal or trend-driven products, this speed-to-shelf can be the difference between capitalizing on a sales spike and missing the window entirely.
Since early 2022, Ukraine's energy grid has faced unprecedented challenges, including targeted infrastructure attacks that caused rolling blackouts across the country. For any fulfillment center, uninterrupted power is non-negotiable — without it, warehouse management systems go offline, barcode scanners stop working, and carriers cannot collect parcels on schedule. MTP Group addressed this early and aggressively by installing three industrial diesel generators with automatic switchover, maintaining contracts with two independent fiber-optic internet providers, and deploying Starlink satellite terminals as a tertiary fallback. The result has been zero operational downtime since the start of the full-scale invasion — a claim very few fulfillment operators in Ukraine can credibly make.
For an average e-commerce business shipping 2,000 orders per month, moving fulfillment operations from a Western European warehouse to a Ukrainian 3PL can reduce total logistics costs by 40-60 percent. Storage alone starts at roughly 650 UAH per cubic meter per month (approximately 15 EUR), compared to 45-70 EUR in Poland or Germany. Labor costs for picking, packing, and quality control are proportionally lower as well. Meanwhile, domestic shipping via Nova Poshta starts from just 18 UAH per parcel, and Ukrposhta offers even cheaper options for lighter items. These savings compound rapidly as order volumes grow, making Ukraine an especially smart choice for brands in the scaling phase.
Not all 3PL providers are equal. When evaluating a fulfillment company in Ukraine, look for several critical factors: years of operating history (avoid startups with less than two years of track record), backup power infrastructure, WMS technology with real-time inventory visibility, established carrier relationships (top-tier Nova Poshta partner status is a strong signal), multilingual support for international clients, and transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Request a warehouse tour — either in person or via video call — and ask specifically about their contingency plans for power outages, peak season surges, and carrier delays. A mature operator will have documented answers for each scenario.
Onboarding with a professional fulfillment partner is faster than most brands expect. Typically, the process begins with a consultation call where you describe your product range, average order volume, and any special handling requirements. Within one business day, the provider prepares a contract and pricing proposal. Once signed, you ship your inventory to the warehouse — either from a domestic supplier or via international freight. Upon arrival, goods are inspected, barcoded if needed, and entered into the WMS. API integration with your online store or CRM is configured in parallel. Most brands go from initial inquiry to live order fulfillment within 48 hours. From that point forward, every new customer order flows automatically from your sales channel to the warehouse, where it is picked, packed, and dispatched without any manual intervention on your part.
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