A warehouse in Argentina for sellers on Mercado Libre
We receive your container, count and photograph every item, store it, pick orders and ship batches into Full. You can bring the goods in and leave the country — we handle the rest, you just sell.
Who this is for
Four situations where a Mercado Libre seller hits a wall — and we remove it.
The goods arrive and there's nobody to take delivery. We receive the shipment at our address, inspect it, book it in and ship it out as you sell. You don't need to be in the country.
Mercado Libre grants warehouse access based on reputation and metrics — sellers wait months for it. Until then we ship unit by unit from our warehouse, and once it opens we start feeding Full in batches.
Argentine operators work on annual contracts with a monthly minimum. Testing a niche with ten boxes is impossible there. With us it isn't.
Signing with a local warehouse takes a CUIT, a bank account and negotiating in Spanish. We speak Russian and take that part off your hands.
How it works
From container arrival to delivery to the buyer — five steps.
You tell us what the product is, how many boxes and how you plan to operate. We price it for your specific case.
You put our address as the consignee. We take delivery, count, check for damage and send a photo report with an itemised list.
We measure and weigh every item — that drives the Mercado Envíos rate. Wrong dimensions in the listing mean losing money on every single sale.
We apply ML labels, poly-bag items individually and assemble bundles — all to the platform's requirements.
Either we pick orders one by one and hand them to Mercado Envíos, or we prepare batches and deliver them to the Full warehouse. Returns come back to us and get inspected.
Pricing
All prices are final: we operate under the monotributo regime, so no VAT is added on top — unlike local operators, who add 21% to their list price.
Storage — per month
| Volume | What it is | Storage / month |
|---|---|---|
| Pallet | up to 1 m³ — about 20 size-M boxes | |
| Box S | up to 40×30×20 cm, up to 5 kg | |
| Box M | up to 60×40×40 cm, up to 15 kg | |
| Box L | up to 80×60×50 cm, up to 25 kg | |
| Oversize | priced by volume, per m³ |
Excess weight or size moves a box up to the next tier. The ceiling is set by Mercado Libre itself: up to 30 kg, no side longer than 120 cm, and the sum of sides no more than 260 cm. Anything outside that won't be accepted by the Full warehouse either.
What costs what
| What we do | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Pick and ship an order per order |
An order comes in — we print the label, pack it and hand it to the Flex or Mercado Envíos courier. Three items bought at once? Still one order, one price. | |
| Prep goods for Full per unit |
We put a Mercado Libre label on every unit and bag it — without that the Full warehouse won't accept the goods. | |
| Pack a box for Full per box |
We pack the prepped goods into a box and add the batch label and packing list. A standard box is 60×40×40 cm, up to 15 kg. | |
| Same, but a bigger box per box |
80×60×50 cm, up to 25 kg. | |
| Deliver a batch to the Full warehouse per trip |
Quoted separately: the price depends on how many boxes we haul and which ML warehouse. Spread across the whole batch. | |
| Receive your goods per batch |
We count, inspect, photograph and send you the inventory list. | |
| Receive unit by unit per unit |
When you need a barcode-level count, not just a box count. | |
| Measure and weigh a new item once per item |
Dimensions and weight set the Mercado Envíos shipping rate. A mistake in the listing means losing money on every sale. | |
| Handle a return per return |
We collect it, inspect it, and put what's still good back on sale. |
Labels and packaging materials are not included in these prices — they're billed separately based on usage. Bundling several products into a kit, adding an insert card, quality checks — priced per task.
What it costs in practice
Two typical scenarios. Switch the currency above and the numbers update.
Low-priced goods via Full
2,000 small units a month. They sit with us on two pallets, and twice a month we ship batches to the Mercado Libre warehouse.
The main money here is prepping each unit: a label and a poly bag for 2,000 pieces. Single-unit delivery to buyers is then handled by Full itself. Trucking batches to the ML warehouse is quoted separately.
Per-unit shipping from our warehouse
No Full access yet, or bulky goods. One pallet in storage, 400 orders a month.
The more orders, the smaller the storage share in each: at 400 orders it's 90 pesos per order. If your product sells for under , the model doesn't pay off — we'll say so straight and price the Full option instead.
Open the PRO bundle → 350 $ 50 USDT
How we differ from local warehouses
| Argentine 3PL | Us | |
|---|---|---|
| Contract | usually annual | open-ended, monthly |
| Minimum volume | yes, pallets per month | none, even a single box |
| Batch receiving | paid | free, with a photo report |
| IVA | +21% on top of list | not added |
| Language | Spanish | Russian |
| Local status required | CUIT, bank account, entity | not required |
| Customs clearance help | no, find a broker yourself | we bring in a broker we trust |
| Shipments into Full | not their focus | our core service |
About the warehouse
So you know where your goods will sit and how they'll be handled.
- An enclosed, dry space in Buenos Aires
- Goods are stored where we live — constant personal oversight, no outsiders
- Receiving against an itemised list with a photo report for every item
- Financial liability within the scope of that list
- Handling is manual — a person sees every box, not a conveyor
- We take few clients so your goods don't get lost in someone else's flow
- Bulky and heavy goods by arrangement — we're expanding the space
- Perishables and short-shelf-life goods are discussed separately
Frequently asked questions
What makes up the price?
Manual work on every box, plus the space your goods occupy. We're not a conveyor line: each item is counted, inspected, photographed and prepared to Mercado Libre's requirements by hand. Prices are final — no VAT on top — and there's no annual contract or minimum volume, so you pay for exactly what you used that month.
I'm not in Argentina. How do I get the goods to you?
You name our address as the consignee — on a shipment from China, on a container clearance, or when buying from a local supplier. We take delivery, count and send a photo report. You don't need to be there.
Do you need access to my ML account?
Yes, but limited — enough to print labels and create shipments. It's set up in half an hour using the built-in roles in the seller panel. You never hand over full access.
What happens to my goods if I decide to leave?
You collect them whenever you like, with no penalties and no month's notice. You pay for the storage and shipping you actually used, and that's it.
Can you help clear a container through customs?
We'll bring in a broker we trust and calculate the duties in advance — we have a customs calculator covering six countries. The clearance itself is filed in the importer's name, and we'll work out the right structure for your case.
What kind of goods do you take?
Almost any non-food product that fits Mercado Libre's limits: up to 30 kg, no side longer than 120 cm, sum of sides up to 260 cm. Bulky and heavy goods by arrangement — we're expanding the space. Anything needing refrigeration, and short-shelf-life goods, we discuss separately.
Tell us what you're bringing in
Write to us with what you're importing, how many boxes and where you plan to sell. We'll price it for your case and tell you honestly whether a warehouse makes sense at all or whether going straight into Full is cheaper.
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