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    Self Storage Website Design Companies: 7 Providers Compared

    Seven self storage website design companies compared: what each one builds, which management software it works with, and whether it publishes prices.

    Self storage website design companies fall into four groups: storage-specific website platforms, management software companies that also build websites, marketing agencies with a storage practice, and general website builders with a self storage add-on. The right one depends on which facility management software (FMS) you run, whether you want renters to finish the rental online, and how much of the site you want to edit yourself.

    This guide compares seven providers using only what each company publishes on its own website. Storagely publishes this blog and is one of the seven. We've described every provider, including ourselves, the same way: what the company is, what its website page says the sites include, and whether it publishes prices. Vendor details checked on November 6, 2026.

    The seven providers at a glance

    Listed alphabetically.

    ProviderTypeWorks withOnline rentals on its pagePublished pricing
    6StorageManagement software companyIts own booking softwareYesNo
    AptuitivWebsite builder with a self storage appNot statedYesYes
    Blue CoronaMarketing agencyNot statedNot mentionedNo
    Sentinel SystemsManagement software and access control companyIts own software and access controlYesNo
    StorableManagement software companySiteLink and Storable EDGEYesNot on its websites page
    StoragelyStorage-specific website platformSiteLink, Storable EDGE, Self Storage Manager, QuikStor, Monument, CubbyYesYes
    SyrasoftManagement software companySyrasoft ConnectOnline payments and tenant portalNo

    Storage-specific website platforms

    These companies build websites only for self storage and connect to more than one management system. This type fits operators who want to keep their current FMS and get a site built around online rentals.

    Storagely

    Storagely designs, builds and runs websites only for self storage operators. Units and rates come live from the operator's FMS, and renters can reserve in about 30 seconds or rent in about 60 seconds on a one-page checkout. Every plan includes Google Business Profile sync and reports on online rentals and reservations. Starter and above add a page for every facility. Essential and above add city and state pages, schema markup and a drag-and-drop editor. Growth adds abandoned rental recovery.

    Pricing is published per location per month, from $99 (Lite, a single-page site) to $549 (Dominate), plus a one-time website build. Plans are month to month.

    See Storagely's self storage website design services.

    Management software companies that also build websites

    These companies sell facility management software and build websites designed to work with it. This type fits operators who already use, or plan to switch to, that company's software.

    6Storage

    6Storage sells self storage management software and builds websites paired with its booking software. Its website page lists online reservations and rentals at any hour, online payments with autopay, a tenant portal, and editing of availability, prices and content without code. Sites start from a 6Storage template customized with the client. The page says launch takes up to 14 days after the client's first submission. Pricing isn't published on the website-design page.

    Sentinel Systems

    Sentinel Systems makes self storage management software and access control hardware. Its websites page lists online reservations and rentals, online bill pay, online move-in with gate access credentials sent automatically, and custom branding. The sites are built to connect with Sentinel's own software and access control. Pricing isn't published.

    Storable

    Storable sells a suite of self storage software that includes SiteLink and Storable EDGE. Its websites page lists online reservations, payments and move-ins, a tenant portal, brand customization, a widget library, and operator editing of text, images and blog posts. It also lists local SEO and a website support team. Pricing isn't published on the websites page.

    Syrasoft

    Syrasoft is a self storage software company. Its websites are hosted and managed, mobile-responsive and integrated with its Syrasoft Connect software, with a tenant portal and online payments. The page also lists local SEO, Google Business Profile setup, help gathering reviews, custom copy and photo touch-ups. Pricing isn't published.

    Marketing agencies with a storage practice

    Agencies build a custom site and often run other marketing as well. This type fits operators who want one firm handling the website and wider marketing.

    Blue Corona

    Blue Corona is a marketing firm with a storage practice. Its storage web design page describes custom WordPress designs with multiple page templates, SEO, and optional hosting and security. The page doesn't mention online rentals or connections to management software, so ask how the unit grid and checkout would work. Pricing isn't published.

    Website builders with a self storage add-on

    General website builders serve many industries and add storage features through an app.

    Aptuitiv

    Aptuitiv is a website content management system used by many kinds of organizations, with a self storage app. The app shows units by size or by building, and lets tenants create an account, sign the contract online and pay by card through the operator's own Stripe account. Its page doesn't mention connections to management software, so confirm how it would work with yours. Pricing is published: the self storage app costs $1 per unit per month and needs the Plus plan ($45 per month) or higher.

    How to choose a self storage website design company

    1. Start with your management software. If you're keeping your FMS, rule out any provider whose sites only connect to its own software.
    2. Test the rental on a phone. A renter should be able to pick a unit, pay and sign the lease without calling.
    3. Check that units and rates are live. The site should read availability and prices from your FMS, not from a page someone updates by hand.
    4. Ask about unfinished rentals. Find out what happens when a renter starts a rental and leaves.
    5. Ask who edits the site. Can your team change pages and promotions without filing a ticket?
    6. Check the page set. Location, city and storage-type pages, with schema, help each facility show up in local search.
    7. Get the full cost. Ask for the monthly price per location, any build fee, and what each plan includes.
    8. Ask what you keep if you leave. Your domain, your content and your data.

    For more on what a storage site needs page by page, read our guide to self storage website design. For a fuller list of questions, see questions to ask a website vendor.

    Frequently asked questions

    What does a self storage website design company do?

    It designs and builds websites for storage facilities that show available units and prices, let renters reserve or rent online, and help each location show up in local search. Some also run the site after launch.

    Should I hire an agency or use a storage website platform?

    An agency usually builds a custom site and may handle other marketing. A storage website platform gives you pages, a unit grid and a checkout built for storage, usually for a monthly fee. Management software companies build sites designed for their own software.

    How much does a self storage website cost?

    Most providers in this list don't publish prices. Of those that do, Storagely lists $99 to $549 per location per month plus a one-time build, and Aptuitiv lists $1 per unit per month for its self storage app on top of a plan from $45 per month. Ask every provider for the full monthly and one-time cost. For a full breakdown by route, see our guide to self storage website cost.

    Do I need to change management software to get a new website?

    Not with providers that connect to several management systems. Some management software companies build websites to work with their own software, so check before you sign.

    How long does a new self storage website take?

    It varies by provider. 6Storage says up to 14 days after the client's first submission, and Storagely says operators are typically up and running in weeks. The other providers here don't publish a timeline.

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    Written by

    Brian Leimone

    Founder & Chief Product Officer at Storagely.

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