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Notes from inside the operation.
Practical guides for founders who ship physical things, written by the team who runs the warehouse.
The 2026 co-warehousing provider rankings: how the major operators stack up
Our 2026 review of the major US co-warehousing providers, ranked on what's included, pricing transparency, flexibility, and member experience. EasyBay, Saltbox, WareSpace, and ReadySpaces compared.
Small-bay warehouse vs co-warehousing: which fits a growing product business?
Small-bay industrial and co-warehousing both put a growing brand in real warehouse space. The difference is the commitment: a multi-year triple-net lease versus a flexible all-inclusive membership.
2026 warehouse market report: pricing and availability for small operators
National vacancy has stabilized near 7 percent, but space under 50,000 square feet is still the tightest in the market. Here is what warehouse pricing and availability look like in mid-2026, region by region.
Columbus warehouse submarkets, explained: where to put your operation
Westbelt, Rickenbacker, Easton, Grove City, and Westerville each fit a different kind of business. A founder's guide to picking the right corner of Columbus.
Why growing brands pick Columbus as their single fulfillment hub
Nearly half the US population within a day's truck drive, some of the lowest industrial rents in the country, and an international inland port. The case for shipping everything from Columbus.
A founder's guide to receiving and shipping without a 3PL
Co-warehousing means you run your own fulfillment. Here is how to handle inbound and outbound efficiently with shared docks, drop bins, and on-demand labor.
When (and how) to move your e-commerce brand out of the garage
Five signs you have outgrown your home setup, and a low-risk way to make your first move into commercial space.
How much does warehouse space cost for a small product business?
The sticker price of a warehouse is only the start. Here is what actually drives the cost, and how all-inclusive pricing changes the math.
Co-warehousing vs. a 3PL vs. a traditional lease: which is right for you?
Three ways to house a growing product business, and a simple framework for choosing between control, cost, and convenience.
What is co-warehousing, and is it right for your business?
Co-warehousing gives small product brands warehouse space, shared equipment, and operational support on a monthly membership, with no five-year lease required.