
Elevator
Elevator serves ecommerce brands with combined offices, warehouses, and carrier pickups versus long-term leases.

Elevator serves ecommerce brands with combined offices, warehouses, and carrier pickups versus long-term leases.
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Elevator offers flexible coworking and warehousing spaces to support small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Contact Elevator in Omaha, Des Moines, Kansas City, Lincoln, or St. Louis. Call, email, or book a tour of coworking and warehouse space.
Co-warehousing and coworking in Omaha, Des Moines, Kansas City, Lincoln, and St. Louis. Flexible warehouse suites, offices, and 24/7 access.
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Omaha founders Shannon and Emiliano Lerda have grown Elevator from a 2022 Old Market launch into a five-market Midwest co-warehousing operator. The company serves ecommerce sellers and small businesses with flexible month-to-month warehouse and office space, loading docks, shipping support, and community programming; its newest location is a more-than-67,000-square-foot facility in St. Louis.
Jun 2026 · Omaha Business InsiderNews article
Elevator announces a roughly 25,077-square-foot co-warehousing and office space on the fifth floor of the Atrium building in downtown Lincoln. The site is slated to open in fall 2025 as Elevator’s fourth location, alongside Omaha and Des Moines, while a Kansas City location is also planned.
Jun 2025 · Silicon Prairie NewsNews article
Governor Jim Pillen and the Nebraska Business Development Center honor Elevator with the 2024 Champion of Small Business award. Founders Shannon and Emiliano Lerda built a downtown Omaha co-warehousing hub serving more than 150 small businesses, and the center’s planning guidance supports its expansion into Des Moines and Kansas City.
Apr 2025 · Nebraska Business Development CenterNews article
Elevator raises $1.6 million, led by Invest Nebraska, to expand its co-warehousing model beyond Omaha. Des Moines is its next market, and the company is weighing other Midwest locations, with new facilities projected to open within roughly a year.
Nov 2024 · Silicon Prairie NewsNews article