Publish. We’ll handle the shelves.
Neesh connects independent magazines with the shops, cafés, hotels, and waiting rooms that want them. Retailers order in a few clicks. You keep your terms and see every sale in real time so you can retire your spreadsheets.
Bad and worse
Independent publishers get two options.
Door one is a distributor. They take 60 points, pay in 90 days, send sales reports that are out of date when they arrive, and destroy what doesn’t sell. You find out where your magazine went months after it went there.
Door two is doing it yourself. Dozens of store relationships in a spreadsheet. Invoices you chase for six months. Reorders that only happen when you remember to ask.
Most publishers pick door two and call it independence. It’s really unpaid logistics work, eating the time you have to make the next issue.
Every independent magazine, in one place
300+ independent titles from 30+ countries. Food, music, fashion, sport, architecture, art, travel, and about thirty other niches.
Publishers, your title is probably already here. Claim it and retire your spreadsheet.
Browse the index
The film
A shelf, chosen for you. Shipped in one box.
Five packs, each built around a kind of room: the waiting room, the cafe, the shop floor. $200 flat, shipping included, eight to ten titles no one else in your neighborhood carries.
You don’t have time to become a magazine buyer. We already are. Order a pack and your space starts saying something before anyone sits down.
See the packs
Print didn’t die. The shelf did.
Magazines live or die on shelves, and the shelves disappeared with the newsstands. We’re rebuilding them in the spaces where people actually spend time.
An index of every title worth knowing about, and the rails to move them into the world. Fifty years from now, someone should still be able to make a magazine and make a living.