What Should Warehousing Actually Cost You?

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What do warehousing costs typically look like?

Warehousing costs are usually quoted as storage per pallet, fulfillment per order, and industrial rent per square foot.

Cushman & Wakefield's national overall asking rent is $10.20 per square foot per year (Q1 2026 (preliminary)). Cushman & Wakefield, United States Industrial Marketbeat.

Updated Nov 13, 2026
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Monthly Orders

5,000

Example monthly pick & pack

$15,000 – $27,500

Pick & pack only (not total fulfillment cost)

Cost Per Order

$3.00 – $5.50

Pick & pack only (not total fulfillment cost)

Example annual pick & pack

$180K – $330K

Pick & pack only (not total fulfillment cost)

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Sources and notes

Warehousing costs are usually quoted as storage per pallet, fulfillment per order, and industrial rent per square foot.

Cushman & Wakefield's national overall asking rent for Q1 2026 (preliminary) is $10.20 per square foot per year (NNN), and asking rents across 83 metros in that Marketbeat run from $4.36 in Memphis, TN to $27.59 in NY Outer Boroughs (source / as of: Cushman & Wakefield, United States Industrial Marketbeat, Q1 2026 (preliminary)).

The 3PL cost guide lists standard pick and pack at $3.00–$5.50 per order and storage at $15–$25 per pallet per month, while the pallet storage guide lists standard dry rack storage at $20–$30 per pallet per month, and those published ranges are not combined here.

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