Self Storage Website Cost: What You'll Pay in 2026

A self storage website can cost nothing extra, when it comes with your management software, or several hundred dollars per location per month on a storage-specific website platform. Among the providers in this guide that publish prices, the monthly cost runs from $0 extra to $549 per location. Many providers also charge a one-time build or setup fee, and card processing is usually separate. What you pay depends mostly on how the site is built, whether renters can finish a rental online, and how many locations you run.

This guide uses only prices that each provider publishes on its own website, checked on November 6, 2026. Storagely publishes this blog and is one of the providers listed. We've described every provider, including ourselves, the same way.

Self storage website cost at a glance

Route	What you pay	Published examples
Website included with management software	The software subscription, with no separate website fee	Unit Manager Pro: website included; software $1.25 per leased unit per month
Website sold by a management software company	A monthly website fee, on top of the software	CCStorage: website $99 per month, plus $25 per additional location; QuikStor: WordPress website $25 per month per facility
Storage-specific website platform	A monthly fee per location, plus a one-time build	Storagely: $99 to $549 per location per month, plus a quoted build
Website builder with a storage app	A builder plan, plus the storage app	Aptuitiv: Plus plan $45 per month, plus $1 per unit per month for the self storage app
Agency or freelancer	A project quote, plus hosting and maintenance	Quote only

6Storage, Sentinel Systems, Storable, Syrasoft and Blue Corona don't publish website prices on the cited pages.

Websites from management software companies

Many facility management software (FMS) companies offer a website that reads units and prices from their own software. This is usually the lowest-cost route, because units, prices and bookings live in one system. The trade-off is that the website only works with that company's software. If you switch software, you switch websites too, and design and local SEO options are limited to what the software company offers.

Unit Manager Pro includes a booking website with its management software, with no separate website fee. The software is priced per leased unit: $1.25 per leased unit per month, with empty units free. Above 20 leased units, it charges 1% of rent collected, capped at $2.50 per unit. An optional done-for-you setup costs $99. Card and bank processing fees are separate.

CCStorage's website package costs $99 per month, month to month with no build fee, plus $25 per month for each additional location. A $249 per month package adds ongoing Google Business Profile management, plus $49 per month per additional location.

QuikStor offers WordPress websites for $25 per month per facility, on top of its management software, which has a $999 one-time implementation and migration fee. Operators can also keep their own website and connect it through QuikStor's API.

6Storage builds websites paired with its booking software. Pricing isn't published on the website-design page, and its page says launch takes up to 14 days after the client's first submission.

Storable (SiteLink and Storable EDGE), Sentinel Systems and Syrasoft also build websites for their own software. None publishes a website price.

Storage-specific website platforms

These companies build websites only for self storage and connect to more than one management system, so you can keep your current software. Prices are usually per location per month, plus a one-time build.

Storagely publishes five plans, priced per location per month:

Lite, $99: a single-page website for one facility
Starter, $149: the full standard page set for one facility
Essential, $299: up to 50 locations; adds city and state pages, schema markup and a drag-and-drop editor
Growth, $399: up to 100 locations; adds abandoned rental recovery
Dominate, $549: unlimited locations; adds advanced AI, SEO and testing tools

Every plan includes a one-page checkout for online rentals and reservations, Google Business Profile sync, and reports on online rentals and reservations. A one-time website build is quoted for each portfolio. Plans are month to month, billing starts on launch day, and after the first 12 months prices may rise by up to 5% a year with 30 days' notice. Storagely connects to SiteLink, Storable EDGE, Self Storage Manager, QuikStor, Monument and Cubby. See Storagely pricing.

General website builders

WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and similar builders publish low monthly plans. For a storage facility, the plan price is rarely the main cost. The real question is how renters see live units and prices and finish a rental. Without a connection to your management software, someone has to update prices by hand, and renters have to call to rent.

Aptuitiv is a general website platform with a self storage app. The app costs $1 per unit per month and needs the Plus plan ($45 per month) or higher. It lets tenants sign the contract online and pay by card through the operator's own Stripe account. Its page doesn't mention connections to management software.

Some management software companies let you add their booking flow to a site you already have, for example through an API or an embedded booking page. If you go this way, ask who maintains the connection and what it costs.

Agencies and freelancers

Agencies quote each project, and usually charge separately for hosting, maintenance and changes. Blue Corona, a marketing firm with a storage practice, doesn't publish pricing, and its storage web design page doesn't mention online rentals or connections to management software. Before you sign with any agency, ask what the build includes (pages, photos, unit grid, checkout, lease signing, payments), who owns the site and domain, and what each change costs after launch.

What drives the cost of a self storage website

Number of locations. Per-location pricing grows with your portfolio. Some providers discount larger portfolios.
Online rentals. A site that lets renters pick a unit, sign and pay costs more than a site that lists sizes and a phone number. It also removes the most staff work.
Connection to your management software. Live units and prices need an integration. Without one, staff update the site by hand.
Pages. Location, city and storage-type pages help each facility show up in local search. Plans with more page types cost more.
Who makes changes. Editing pages yourself is cheaper than paying per change.
Add-ons. Features such as abandoned rental recovery, Google Business Profile management or extra tools are often priced per location.

Costs that don't show on the price list

Build or setup fee. Ask whether there is one, and what it covers.
Card processing. Ask who pays card and ACH fees: you, the tenant, or a split.
Domain name. Ask who registers it and in whose name.
Add-ons. Multiply each add-on by your number of locations.
Price increases. Ask how much prices can rise each year, and with how much notice.
Cancellation notice. Month to month doesn't always mean 30 days' notice.
Leaving. Ask what you keep: your domain, your content and your data.
Staff time. Count the hours spent updating prices, answering "is this unit available?" calls and re-keying rentals.

How to compare self storage website quotes

Build a 12-month total for each provider:

Monthly fee × number of locations × 12
One-time build or setup fee
Each add-on you need × number of locations × 12
Card processing you'll pay (not your tenants)
Domain and any hosting not included
Staff hours per month spent maintaining the site

For example, three locations on Storagely's Essential plan cost 3 × $299 = $897 per month, or $10,764 for 12 months, before the one-time build and any add-ons.

Then test each provider's live sites on a phone. Pick a unit, check the price matches what the facility charges, and finish a rental. Compare what's left for your staff to do afterward, not only the monthly fee.

For a list of providers and what each builds, see self storage website design companies compared. For what a storage site needs page by page, read our guide to self storage website design.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a self storage website cost?

Among providers that publish prices, from $0 extra, when the website comes with your management software, to $549 per location per month for the top plan of a storage-specific platform. Many providers add a one-time build or setup fee, and card processing is usually separate.

Can I get a self storage website for free?

Some management software includes a website with no separate website fee, such as Unit Manager Pro. You still pay for the software, card processing and usually your domain name.

Why do some providers charge per location?

Each location needs its own pages, units, prices and local search listing. Per-location pricing ties the cost to the work. Ask whether larger portfolios get a discount.

What is a website build fee?

A one-time charge to set up your site: pages, branding, locations and the connection to your management software. Some providers charge none, some publish a fixed fee, and some quote each portfolio.

How much does a Storagely website cost?

$99 to $549 per location per month, depending on the plan, plus a one-time website build quoted for your portfolio. Plans are month to month. See Storagely pricing.

Do I have to change management software to get a cheaper website?

Not always. Websites included with management software only work with that software. Storage-specific platforms connect to several management systems, so you can keep yours.