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Organization
Inventory stays tied to its SKU
Receiving and location records keep stock ready for the next FBA shipment, direct order or approved project.
Control
Nothing moves without a record
Releases, rework and exception decisions remain visible instead of being handled as an undocumented warehouse favor.
Commitment
Use the space you need
There is no monthly minimum fee. Storage pricing follows the published volume band.
Prepped to spec for every major marketplace
Clear scope
What organized storage includes.
Storage works best when receiving, location control and release instructions share one record.
Included in the workflow
Defined before inventory moves.
✓Receiving and box-level check-in✓SKU counts matched to the inbound record✓Organized storage by sellable SKU✓Damage and shortage photos at receiving✓Release instructions recorded before movement✓Inventory ready for prep, fulfillment or returns routing
Scoped separately
Approved before the extra work starts.
+Storage by published volume band$0.50–$0.65 / cu ft+Oversize handlingquoted first+Rework or relabelingquoted first+Disposal$20 / box
No setup fee and no monthly minimum. Extra work is approved before production.
Inside the operation
Stored under the same roof as preparation and dispatch.
Inventory does not need another provider when it is released for FBA, direct fulfillment, inspection or kitting.
84K
Sq ft under one roof
4 hrs
Receiving window
19 hrs
Median dock to dispatch
99.8%
Order accuracy, monthly
Inventory control
The records that keep stored stock usable.
Storage is valuable only when the team can find, verify and release the correct inventory.
Inbound count
Cartons and SKU quantities are checked against the expected delivery record.
SKU separation
Different products and conditions stay organized so stock is not mixed during release.
Location record
Sellable inventory remains attached to the warehouse location used for movement.
Damage evidence
Visible transit or supplier damage is recorded before the unit enters available stock.
Release approval
Preparation, fulfillment or return movements follow an approved instruction.
Aging visibility
Longer-held stock can be identified before it becomes an expensive marketplace problem.
Move a controlled inbound shipment before sending seasonal volume.
Confirm the receiving counts, location record and release process with a real first delivery.
Built for inventory that needs room without losing momentum.
Marketplace overflow
Restock limits are lower than the inventory you own
Hold ready stock outside the marketplace and release it through the same prep workflow.
Seasonal sellers
Purchasing lands before the selling window opens
Receive and organize the volume now so it is ready for the planned launch or promotion.
Multi-channel brands
The same SKU serves several destinations
Keep inventory in one operation and release it to FBA, direct orders or project work as needed.
When we should scope it first
Cold-chain, regulated hazmat and unusually large pallet programs require a facility and handling review before delivery.
How it works
Five steps from inbound notice to inventory release.
The receiving and movement record stays with the stock while it is stored.
01
Your move
Log the inbound
Send supplier and SKU details before the carrier reaches the receiving floor.
Before arrival
02
We handle it
Receive and count
Cartons are opened as required, counted and checked against the inbound record.
At check-in
03
We handle it
Organize by SKU
Sellable inventory is assigned to the location used for future movement.
After count
04
Your move
Approve the release
Choose whether inventory moves to FBA prep, direct fulfillment, kitting or another approved path.
When needed
05
We handle it
Move and record
The selected inventory leaves storage with the destination and status recorded.
On release
Storage rate card
Published storage pricing by volume.
The cubic-foot rate follows the monthly inventory band used by the public pricing model.
Monthly volumeStorageMovement1 – 50 units$0.65 / cu ftApproved release51 – 300 units$0.65 / cu ftApproved release301 – 1,000 units$0.60 / cu ftApproved release1,001 – 5,000 units Common scope$0.55 / cu ftApproved release5,001 – 10,000 units$0.50 / cu ftApproved release10,001+ unitsNegotiatedApproved release
Oversize is scoped first
Large or unusually shaped inventory is measured and priced before the receiving plan is approved.
Work is separate from space
Preparation, kitting, returns and disposal are priced as services when requested.
What sellers say
412 accounts ship through SellerNest.
★★★★★
I moved 4,000 units a month off a prep center that took five days to check anything in. SellerNest had my first shipment out in nineteen hours and sent photos of two crushed cases before I had asked.
Wholesale
Dana Merrick4,000 units a month
Straight answers
Questions sellers ask before storing inventory.
Need a workflow check?
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