Amazon Partnered Carrier Program (PCP) in SellerAmp

What is Amazon's Partnered Carrier Program (PCP)?

The Amazon Partnered Carrier Program (PCP) is a shipping service that offers sellers discounted rates and faster transit times to Amazon fulfillment centers.

Through this program, you can access competitive rates from carriers like DHL, UPS, and Kuehne & Nagel for both small parcel deliveries (SPD) and palletized shipments (LTL).

PCP is available for sellers in the UK and most of the EU. (Check your Seller Central account for full eligibility).

Note: This program does not support Hazmat and Dangerous Goods (DG) products.

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