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Kitting, bundling and multi-packs, Miami FL

FBA Kitting and Bundling Service in Miami

FBA kitting and bundling: kits and multi-packs from 2 to 24 units, built and labeled with the kit's own barcode

Amazon SPN Certified · 24-36h prep window · Net-30 terms

PrepVia builds bundles, multi-packs and custom kits for Amazon sellers in one warehouse in Miami.

PrepVia app: Inventory at PrepVia, units on the shelf per product with SKU and UPC
Kits and multi-packs from 2 to 24 units24-36h prep windowKit barcode scan-verifiedNet-30 termsNo minimums

SLA definition and production numbers are published on the facts page and republished when they change.

Definitions

What is the difference between a kit, a bundle and a multi-pack on Amazon?

Three formats, one rule: the unit Amazon receives must carry one barcode and arrive as one piece.

BundleWhat it is: Two or more different products sold together as one listing, under the seller's own ASIN and the seller's own barcode.How it is labeled and packed: One kit barcode on the outside. Component barcodes covered. A note that the set is not to be separated.
Multi-packWhat it is: Several units of the same product sold as one listing, for example a 3-pack or a 12-pack of one SKU.How it is labeled and packed: One barcode for the pack quantity, not the single unit. The single-unit barcode is covered.
KitWhat it is: An assembled set with components, inserts and packaging, built to a written procedure before it ships.How it is labeled and packed: Same as a bundle: one barcode, components covered, packaging closed so the kit arrives as one unit.

Amazon treats a bundle or a multi-pack as one product with one barcode. The packaging has to keep the set together through the fulfillment center. That is why the kit is closed in a poly bag, a shrink wrap or a box. The outside carries a note such as "Sold as set, do not separate".

Component barcodes are covered so an associate scans only the kit barcode. When Amazon changes a packaging rule, the build sheet for the affected kit is updated before the next batch. When a bundle beats a multi-pack is explained in the kitting vs bundling guide for 2026.

How does PrepVia build kits at volume?

Six steps, the same for a hundred kits and for ten thousand. The count is carried from the dock to the box. You register the components in Send to PrepVia and ask for the shipment in Send to Amazon, with the prep notes for the kit.

Step 1

One written procedure per kit

Each kit configuration gets a build sheet: components, quantities, orientation, packaging, inserts and the barcode to apply. The floor builds from the sheet, not from memory.

Step 2

Components counted at receiving

Every inbound is counted against the packing list before assembly starts. The app shows expected against received units for each component, and a warehouse receipt in PDF once the shipment closes.

Step 3

Assembly in batches by configuration

Kits are built in batches, one configuration at a time, from the build sheet.

Step 4

Kit barcode applied and verified

The kit's own barcode is applied and read back by scanner before the unit is packed.

Step 5

Poly bag or shrink wrap

Kits are poly bagged or shrink wrapped as the listing requires. A suffocation warning goes on the bag when Amazon requires one.

Step 6

Boxed, with box content sent by API

Finished kits are packed by SKU and the box content goes to Amazon through our own SP-API integration. Freight goes on Amazon's partnered carrier when Amazon offers it.

Bagging and wrapping: Poly bagging and shrink wrapping · Something outside the build sheet: Custom prep · Kits that come back or change: Unbundling and kit rework

Labels only? FNSKU labeling · Full menu: Amazon prep service

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Pricing is quoted per account on a free 15-minute call.

Pricing

What does a kit cost?

Kitting is quoted per kit configuration, based on components and packaging. Pricing is quoted per account on a free 15-minute call.

  • Assembly. Quoted per kit configuration after you send the component list, the quantities and the packaging.
  • Labeling. The kit barcode is quoted per account.
  • Volume levels. One fixed monthly fee on the Starter level (under 1,000 units a month); no monthly fee from 1,000 units a month. The levels are on the pricing and plans page.
  • Terms. Net-30: pay 30 days after shipment, with approval based on your history with PrepVia. No setup fee. Storage for waiting components is billed by the day.
Turnaround

How fast are kits built and shipped?

The prep window is 24-36 hours from check-in of the complete component set: assembly starts when the last component is on the floor, and large configurations are scheduled as batches.

FastLane 35H: 35 hours end to end, from check-in at PrepVia to Amazon FBA delivered status, or the prep is free. How the clock is measured is on the SLA guarantee page, and the terms are in the FastLane terms.

Measured, not promised

What is measured on the dock?

Measured in the PrepVia app and verified on September 23, 2026. Fastical volume as reported by the founder.

MeasureVerified September 23, 2026
Best month on the dock63,600 units
Peak week18,080 units in 15 shipments
Median hours, shipment created to carrier pickup30.2
Fastical (the founder's wholesale company, a single client), in one year350,000 units
Fastical, in one month32,000 units

Counted in the PrepVia app. Shipments sent from the client's own address are excluded.

Want a quote for your kit configuration?

Pricing is quoted per account on a free 15-minute call.

Questions sellers ask before the first kit

Do I need a new UPC for a bundle?

In general terms, yes. A bundle is listed by the seller as a product of its own, with a barcode of its own. The component barcodes stay inside the pack and are covered so a scanner reads only the bundle barcode. PrepVia applies the bundle barcode and verifies it by scan. The seller registers the listing and owns the catalog; PrepVia does not create listings.

Can you insert cards, inserts or instruction sheets into a kit?

Yes. Thank-you cards, instruction sheets, warranty cards and samples are listed on the build sheet as components. They are counted at receiving like any other component and placed in the same position in every kit. The seller is responsible for the content of the insert under the marketplace rules.

Can you build kits from components that arrive from different suppliers?

Yes. Each inbound is received and counted separately against its own packing list. Components wait in storage, billed by the day, until the last one arrives. Assembly starts when every component of the configuration is on the floor. In the PrepVia app, each inbound shows what was expected and what was received, product by product, and a warehouse receipt in PDF once it closes.

How do you handle expiration-dated components?

The kit carries the earliest expiration date among its components, printed on the outside of the kit. Each dated component is checked at receiving. Components that fall outside the window the listing needs are held and reported before any kit is built.

Can we run a test batch first?

Yes. Send the components for a small first batch. You get the receiving count and the warehouse receipt in the PrepVia app, the Seller Central shipment and the invoice. Then you decide on the rest of the volume.

What happens when a component is short-counted?

The receiving count is compared with the packing list on the dock, and in the PrepVia app each component shows expected against received. Kits are built only up to the number of complete sets. The leftover components are held in storage until you decide whether to ship more or to build a smaller batch.

Do you unbundle or rework rejected kits?

Yes. Kits returned by Amazon or rejected at our own check are opened, and the components are inspected and counted. Good components go back to single-unit inventory or into a rebuilt kit. Rework is quoted per kit configuration, the same way as the original build.

Send the component list and the monthly kit count. The quote comes back per configuration.

24-36h prep window. Net-30 terms. One warehouse in Miami. Pricing is quoted per account on a free 15-minute call.

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