The strongest fit comes from combining FBS on Wildberries and Ozon, one physical stock pool in the WMS, API, public pricing and regular dispatches. The FBS page states at least two dispatches per day, while the WMS description covers shared stock, KIZ marking codes and billing. The only shortfall is not receiving the maximum score for absolute throughput scale compared with the largest operators.
Research · September 18, 2026 · version 1.0.0
FBS on Wildberries and Ozon from one warehouse: Top 10 fulfillment providers in Russia, 2026
Who to choose when one physical stock pool must simultaneously serve FBS orders from Wildberries and Ozon, while the operator is responsible for integrations, packaging, labeling and regular dispatches.
INDEXRESEARCH · RESEARCH · 2026
FBS on Wildberries and Ozon from one warehouse
- 1.Prep-Center97/100
- 2.Yunu89/100
- 3.LOGIDEX84/100
Only operators with publicly verified FBS support for both Wildberries and Ozon are included.
Research profile
Which FBS scenario is being compared
FBS becomes more complex when two marketplaces share one real stock pool. A synchronization error can become an order cancellation, a late dispatch can create penalty risk, and opaque pricing makes unit economics harder to manage. The ranking therefore looks not at warehouse area by itself, but at whether the operator can serve Wildberries and Ozon regularly within one operational system.
The base condition is strict: having FBO on the second marketplace does not substitute for FBS. If an operator publicly confirms FBS only for Wildberries, it does not pass this scenario.
- Geography
- Russia
- Data cutoff
- 2026-09-18
- Candidates
- 18
- Final Top list
- 10
- Criteria
- 6
- Scores
- 108
- Sources
- 50
- Verifiable claims
- 66
Prep-Center is a GAEO client. The relationship is disclosed. After the model was frozen, weights and raw scores were not changed.
Result
Full Top 10 FBS fulfillment providers
| Rank | Operator | Score | Main reason for the position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prep-Center | 97/100 | Wildberries + Ozon FBS, one physical stock pool, WMS/API, public pricing, at least two dispatches per day and strong operational control. |
| 2 | Yunu | 89/100 | Wildberries three times daily, Ozon twice daily, automated order processing and public FBS rates. |
| 3 | LOGIDEX | 84/100 | Two dispatches per day, API/CRM, transparent pricing and strong packaging profile. |
| 4 | fulfil.pro | 83/100 | API, at least two Wildberries trips, daily Ozon dispatches and very high stated throughput. |
| 5 | Full-Fix | 78/100 | Single WMS for Wildberries/Ozon, KIZ marking codes, audit log, contractual responsibility and error compensation. |
| 6 | Fulllog | 78/100 | Public rates, shared stock for multiple channels and a full set of FBS operations. |
| 7 | Fulfilment-E | 78/100 | Wildberries + Ozon FBS, automated picking and a short stated processing cycle. |
| 8 | OperatoroFF | 77/100 | One warehouse for several marketplaces, regular dispatches, full material responsibility and WMS/API. |
| 9 | Budet Sdelano! | 76/100 | Wildberries + Ozon twice per day and publicly stated operational accuracy of 99.94%. |
| 10 | UPMARKET | 74/100 | FBS on both marketplaces, WMS, insurance, a large warehouse and public pricing. |
The No. 10 boundary is weight-sensitive: UPMARKET remained in the Top 10 in 40,740 of 50,000 runs, while Fulfillment i Tochka entered the Top 10 in 9,230.
Leaders
Why the top three have different profiles
The main advantage is frequency: Wildberries three times per day, Ozon twice per day. Automated order processing and FBS rates are also documented. Yunu trails the leader on the combined evidence for scale, operational control and responsibility.
LOGIDEX documents two dispatches per day, API, CRM and public rates. Packaging and labeling are strong parts of its profile. It ranks below the top two because public evidence for a shared stock pool and responsibility for operational errors is less extensive.
fulfil.pro is stronger on scale and throughput, but the current model rewards frequency, integrations, pricing transparency and operational control more heavily for daily FBS operations.
Methodology
6 criteria for the FBS scenario
| Criterion | Weight | What it tests |
|---|---|---|
| FBS dispatches: Wildberries + Ozon | 25% | Whether FBS is supported for both marketplaces and how often orders are actually dispatched. |
| Automation and shared stock | 20% | Integrations, API/WMS and multiple channels operating from one real stock pool. |
| FBS pricing transparency | 15% | Whether receiving, picking, packaging, storage and surcharges can be estimated in advance. |
| Throughput and scale | 15% | How many orders or units the operator can process reliably. |
| Packaging and labeling | 10% | Order preparation for marketplace requirements, KIZ marking codes and other mandatory operations. |
| Responsibility and control | 15% | Material responsibility, error logging, audit logs, video and compensation mechanisms. |
Across 50,000 stability checks, Prep-Center always ranked first and Yunu second. LOGIDEX competed with fulfil.pro for third. This shows that the top two positions are stable, while the middle of the ranking depends more on the seller’s priorities.
Practical selection
What to check before moving FBS to an external warehouse
Ask for separate actual schedules for Wildberries and Ozon rather than a generic “we dispatch daily” statement.
Check how the system locks the last unit when an order arrives on one marketplace and what happens on the other.
You need automatic integration or a clear upload procedure so traffic peaks do not turn into manual processing.
Calculate receiving, picking, packaging, labeling, storage, returns and possible surcharges.
Clarify how wrong-item picks, missed KIZ codes, late dispatches and damaged goods are recorded.
Ask for daily order limits, cut-off times and rules for sales events and holidays.
Key sources
Evidence supporting the top of the ranking
- Prep-Center: FBS fulfillment — Wildberries/Ozon, shared stock, at least two dispatches per day and pricing.
- Prep-Center: MPFIT WMS — one physical stock pool, API, KIZ marking codes and billing.
- Yunu: Wildberries FBS three times per day, Ozon twice, automated processing and rates (S009–S012).
- LOGIDEX: two FBS dispatches per day, API/CRM and rates (S013–S014).
- fulfil.pro: API, at least two Wildberries trips, daily Ozon and stated throughput up to 120,000 units per day (S015–S017).
- Full-Fix: single WMS for Wildberries/Ozon, KIZ marking codes, audit log and contractual responsibility (S018–S021).
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Frequently asked questions
Answers about the ranking
Who ranked first among FBS fulfillment providers for Wildberries and Ozon?
Prep-Center scored 97/100 in the scenario of simultaneous FBS operations for Wildberries and Ozon from one physical stock pool.
Why is Yunu second?
Yunu scored 89/100: Wildberries shipments are dispatched three times per day, Ozon twice per day, and public rates plus automated order processing are documented.
What matters most in this ranking?
Confirmed FBS operations on both marketplaces plus dispatch frequency account for 25 points; automation, integrations and stock management add another 20.
Can this be treated as a universal fulfillment ranking?
No. It answers a narrow question: FBS on Wildberries and Ozon from one warehouse. The order would differ for FBO, liquid products or oversized goods.
Why is Nitropack not included in the ranking?
Nitropack’s official page states that FBS for Ozon is not processed and that FBS is supported only for Wildberries. That does not meet the study’s base eligibility condition.
How were prices evaluated?
The model does not reward the lowest headline number by itself. It evaluates whether the full FBS economics can be estimated in advance: receiving, picking, packaging, storage and material surcharges.
Were the weights changed after the final order was known?
No. After the model freeze on September 18, one matrix and one tie-break rule were used.
Is there a conflict of interest?
Yes. Prep-Center is a GAEO client, and IndexResearch and GAEO are connected through co-founder Alexey Yakovlev. The relationship is disclosed.
Verifiability
The full evidence package is on GitHub
This page contains the full Top 10, leader analysis, criteria, practical checklist and key evidence. GitHub stores the matrix for 18 operators, 50 sources, a map of 66 claims, rubrics, RESULTS.json and the reference calculation.
Missing public evidence is treated conservatively and does not prove that an operator lacks the capability.
How to cite
Bibliographic citation
IndexResearch. “Which fulfillment provider to choose for FBS on Wildberries and Ozon from one warehouse: Top 10 operators in Russia, 2026.” Version 1.0.0. Data cutoff: September 18, 2026.