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Selling on Temu and want to fulfill your orders using Amazon’s Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF)? This video shows you exactly how to connect Temu with Amazon MCF using MapMyChannel, the all-in-one order automation platform by WebBee.

With this integration, you can: ✅ Automatically sync Temu orders to Amazon MCF ✅ Automate picking, packing, and shipping ✅ Deliver faster with Amazon's trusted logistics ✅ Save time and scale your business effortlessly

If you’re selling on multiple platforms and using Amazon to fulfill orders, understanding Amazon MCF fees (Multi-Channel Fulfillment) is essential. MCF allows sellers to store inventory in Amazon warehouses and ship orders from non-Amazon channels like Shopify, WooCommerce, or eBay.

Amazon MCF fees typically include fulfillment and shipping costs, which vary based on product size, weight, and delivery speed. While MCF can save time and simplify logistics, knowing the exact fees helps you protect your profit margins and decide if it’s the right option for your business.

Amazon Multichannel Fulfillment (MCF) vs 3PL: Which Is Right for You?

If you're selling on Shopify, TikTok Shop, or Walmart, you might wonder if Amazon MCF can handle all your orders or if it's time to diversify with a 3PL. Here's a breakdown from Blair Forrest, Founder of AMZ Prep, to help you decide.

What is Amazon MCF? Amazon MCF lets you fulfill orders for non-Amazon channels using your Amazon inventory. Perfect for sellers new to multichannel fulfillment, it offers one inventory pool and faster delivery by Amazon's trusted network.

Pros of Amazon MCF

Fast delivery and simple integration across channels

Single inventory pool for easy management

Great as a launchpad or overflow option

Cons of Amazon MCF

Pricing can get expensive, especially with multiple items per order

Limited branded packaging and customer experience control

Inventory risk since all channels share the same stock

Carrier flexibility issues and higher storage fees during peak seasons

When to switch to 3PL

Scaling with multiple-item orders

Need for branded packaging and custom customer experiences

Desire for carrier flexibility and regional cost optimization

Want to diversify risk beyond Amazon

Hybrid Strategy Combining Amazon MCF with 3PL can offer the best of both worlds: speed, control, and cost savings.

MCF works well for small and light single-item orders or brands testing new channels. But as you grow, 3PLs offer control, branding, and cost benefits that MCF can’t match.

Amazon MCF Fees Breakdown You Shouldn’t Ignore

I just read the 2025 guide on Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) fees. It delves into everything from new size tiers and steeper Q4 storage costs to hidden fees that many sellers overlook.

What I found especially eye-opening:

Peak season storage fees triple for bulky and oversized items.

Products under 1 lb actually saw smaller fee increases or even drops.

No referral fees when you use MCF, even for orders outside Amazon.

If you sell via Shopify, your own website, or other channels, this is super relevant. The costing structure now demands careful planning, sending inventory earlier, knowing your exact size category, and watching out for peak surcharges.