Keep in mind that Wayfair is not a manufacturer, they are a screen scraper and drop shipper.

There's a glut of capacity among the big shippers. 

I am very calculating on risk and return ; and following the trend. if you want to think it with straight head think it like this:inflation 4%CD rate 5.25-6%case shipper index for 2023 just released: 4.9%since maintain property has capex actual return is even less.the spread between case shipper to Cd is minus 25 bpsin 2019 it was like positive 600bps.so by not investing this year , it is good as well , and we would see what 2024 would bring.

Shippers/logistics are going to be lighter use (although these seem to be more volatile businesses). 

Wayfair is not a retailer, they are a drop shipper who scrapes most furniture retailers on the internet. 

No drop shippers out there will help you beat those prices.

But I have a feeling other shippers will follow Amazon with that service.As far as monitoring I'm not really sure.

They could become major wholesale distributors or drop shippers in the coming months.

private shipper ?

About 30 years ago some clown who swam across the border was working as a shipper for a furniture manufacturing company and he hardly spoke any English.