Send inventory
Ship inventory into the Bay Area pilot space. We receive it, inspect it, and place it into a controlled storage setup that keeps counts clean.
Nest helps founder-led brands scale with reliable fulfillment, real-time inventory discipline, and a better post-purchase experience, starting in the Bay Area.
Nest is launching a limited pilot for Bay Area Shopify brands that want a more professional fulfillment partner before jumping to a generic 3PL.
Nest is designed for brands that have real order flow, real inventory, and better things to do than tape boxes in the evening.
Ship inventory into the Bay Area pilot space. We receive it, inspect it, and place it into a controlled storage setup that keeps counts clean.
Connect your Shopify store. Orders route into a single operating flow so the handoff is visible, trackable, and easy to manage.
Nest handles the fulfillment workflow with care and speed, then pushes shipment status back into the flow your brand already uses.
Founders get time back for product, growth, and retail relationships while Nest builds a cleaner operational base behind the brand.
The best early Nest customers are not looking for the biggest warehouse. They are looking for a partner that feels more grown up than self-shipping and more attentive than a generic 3PL.
Every hour spent labeling boxes is an hour not spent on product, growth, or customer relationships.
Products eventually outgrow spare rooms, office corners, and improvised storage. Nest gives inventory a more dependable operating base.
Nest is structured to feel high-touch during the stage when larger fulfillment providers often feel too rigid or too distant.
Nest is launching a limited pilot in August 2026 for a small group of Bay Area Shopify brands. We’re keeping it focused so we can deliver exceptional service from day one.
Start with a defined SKU set and a measured order profile so onboarding stays clean, measurable, and low-risk.
Nest is proving the operating workflow now and earning the right to automate the repetitive pieces that matter most later.
The first release stays focused on one commerce path so the process is clearer and more reliable for everyone involved.
Questions, exceptions, and launch details do not disappear into a ticket queue during the first phase.
The earliest version of Nest should feel easy to test. The commercial model stays straightforward: storage, receiving, pick and pack, and shipping passthrough.
Inventory is stored in a small, controlled setup with pricing based on space and the complexity of the SKU mix.
Inbound shipments are counted, checked, and stocked so there is a clean starting point for every SKU.
Each order carries a simple operational fee that reflects real handling work without burying it in fuzzy bundled pricing.
Carrier labels are passed through cleanly so merchants can see what the logistics cost really is.
Questions or want to learn more? If you run a Bay Area Shopify brand and self-fulfillment is starting to drain time or create inventory stress, Nest would love to hear from you.