Your courier loses money for you.
We don't.
D2C brands lose 25–35% of every COD order to RTO. Customers are forced to wait two days for parcels their neighbour gets in ten minutes from Blinkit. Your support team spends half its day answering "where is my order?" — there's a better way.
Need more information first? Check our calculator to see how much you could save.
What's at stake — for a typical Indian D2C brand at 100 orders/day.
The headline: for a brand doing 100 orders a day per city, the difference works out to roughly ₹11 lakh saved per year from one corridor alone — before counting the extra customers reached, support time recovered, and ad pixel quality preserved. Run your own numbers →
Which problem are you here to solve?
Loss Calculator
Plug in your monthly orders, COD share, and current RTO rate. See exactly how much your last-mile is bleeding — and what's recoverable.
Open the calculator →The NanoHub Model
Full walkthrough of how it works: bulk inbound, hyperlocal dispatch, PodBank lockers, and the three ways your customers receive their order.
Read the brochure →Partner One-Pager
The condensed version. Hero stats, how it works, ideal partner profile, savings comparison, pilot terms — everything on a single screen.
View the one-pager →D2C Logistics Blogs
RTO root causes, NDR data interpretation, COD economics, fake delivery attempts, pin-code profiling — practical reading for founders and ops leads.
Browse 15 blogs →Whether you set the strategy
or run the operation —
start where it makes sense.
"How does this change my P&L?"
Start with the numbers. Understand the unit economics of RTO at your scale, what a 5-point reduction is worth, and where the cost of delivery actually goes today.
- Run your loss calculator Tool
- COD vs Prepaid: the unit economics Read
- The ₹100 Cr scaling trap Read
- RTO in India: the founder's guide Read
- The 1-page pitch Doc
"Where is my last-mile leaking?"
Start with the operational reality. Read what your NDR codes actually mean, why "customer unavailable" is misattributed, and which interventions move the needle by next quarter.
- Reading your NDR data Read
- Fake delivery attempts: how to catch them Read
- Pin-code profiling in 20 minutes Read
- COD confirmation flow setup Guide
- How NanoHub fits your stack Doc
The structural advantage,
in five lines.
Bulk shipping, not unit shipping
You send one weekly consignment to a NanoHub in your target city (or all 10 cities we service). Per-kg inbound cost drops from day one — before a single customer order is dispatched.
Same day, every day
Orders before noon are delivered by 6 PM. Your customers stop comparing your delivery to Amazon's and start comparing it to Blinkit's.
Failed deliveries go to zero
PodBanks (smart lockers) across each city. When the customer isn't home, they pick up at midnight if they want. No re-attempts, no RTO from "customer unavailable".
Live everything, in your dashboard
Delivery status, locker occupancy, COD settlement, daily stock report. The "where is my order?" support call category disappears entirely.
Two numbers. No surprises.
Warehousing per cubic foot. Fulfillment per dispatched order. No platform commissions, no hidden 3PL fees, no per-shipment surcharges. Discuss pricing →
3 founding-partner slots
Free warehousing on your first inbound. No setup fees. Stock returned at our cost if you don't continue. Join the waitlist →
Two minutes is enough
to see if this fits.
A short call. We'll walk you through the NanoHub, show you a live PodBank, and model your savings against your real numbers — not ours.