Storagely and Cubby Are Now Connected
· Storagely · 5 min read · Updated

Cubby runs your facility. Your Storagely website rents the units. Here is what the native integration does, and how to get in line for it.
On September 9, 2026, we announced a native integration between Storagely and Cubby, the AI-native platform that brings facility management, revenue management, and AI call handling into one system.
Operators running Cubby can now pair it with a Storagely website. Unit inventory, pricing, and availability sync in real time. The full rental completes on your own branded site. The lease and the tenant record pass straight back into Cubby with no manual entry.
The waitlist is open, and the first integrations are scheduled to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Every capability that does not reach the site is one a renter never sees
Operators move to a platform like Cubby to get more at their disposal. The website is where that work meets the renter. It is the part a person sees at 11:00 pm on a phone, and it is where the payment happens.
This integration is how the two share one set of numbers. You change a rate in Cubby and the location page reflects it. A renter takes the last 10x10 and the unit comes off the site. Nobody on your team has to re-enter anything.
The bigger change is what that unlocks. The capabilities you signed on with Cubby to get can now be used where they earn their keep, which is on your website, in front of a renter. Revenue management that used to move rates in the back office now moves them on the page. Availability that was accurate in Cubby is now accurate everywhere a renter looks.

What Cubby operators get on the website side
Connecting Cubby turns on the full Storagely platform for every location you run.

For the renter:
Live inventory and pricing. Availability, web rates, and promotions publish from Cubby to every location page in real time.
A single-page checkout. One page, tuned for move-ins in about 60 seconds, with upsells, a merchandise shop, and value-based pricing.
Unit Select. Your real floor plan on the location page. A renter picks a unit the way they pick a concert seat, then rents the exact one they tapped.
Snap Size. A renter photographs a room or a pile of belongings and gets a unit size recommendation instead of a guess.
Reserve with Google. Eligible operators can make inventory available through Google Maps, with a booking action for renters who find you there.

For your team:
ATLAS. One record per location for hours, phone numbers, photos, amenities, promos, and FAQs. Update it once and every page using it updates.
Google Business Profile sync. Update your Google Business Profile and it syncs to ATLAS automatically, so your website updates to match.
FLEX. Our drag-and-drop editor, with storage-specific components. Your marketing team edits pages and publishes them without filing a ticket.
Wingman. Our AI copilot for website content, FAQs, blog posts, and review responses.
Why we integrated with Cubby
Cubby was built on the same premise we rebuilt our platform on: software for the operator running a business today, not for where the industry was five years ago. Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives backed that premise with a $63 million Series A in January 2026.
We’ve admired Cubby for a long time. They built their platform around today’s operator, instead of outdated industry issues, which is exactly what we set out to do with the website. After hearing so many of our own customers impressed with their platform, we knew this would be a great match. Pairing our websites with their management platform is something we’ve wanted for a while, and the operators running both are the ones who get the benefit.
Austin Simmons, Chief Executive Officer, Storagely
Storagely and Cubby give operators what they’ve always wanted: A website and a management system that actually work together. This integration enables a rental experience as responsive and cutting-edge as the best e-commerce sites. Storagely is pushing the industry forward, and we’re glad to be building alongside them.
Richard Carey, Head of Integrations, Cubby
Where the integration stands
Cubby joins Storable EDGE, SiteLink, Self Storage Manager, QuikStor, and Monument on our list of native facility management integrations.
The waitlist is open now.
First launches are scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026.
Read the announcement
Modern Storage Media: Storagely Integrates With Cubby Self-Storage Platform (September 11, 2026)
Inside Self-Storage: Storagely Integrates Online Self-Storage Rental Platform With Cubby and QuikStor (September 10, 2026)
Common questions
Do I have to leave Cubby to use Storagely?
No. Cubby stays your management system. Storagely runs the website, the rental, and the checkout, then hands the completed rental back to Cubby.
When can my locations go live?
The waitlist is open now, and the first integrations are scheduled to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026. Joining the waitlist is how you hold a spot in that first group.
What happens after a renter checks out on my site?
The lease and the tenant record pass into Cubby without anyone on your team re-entering them.
Does this work for one location only or a whole portfolio?
ATLAS holds one record per location, so one site and one hundred sites are managed the same way. You can edit in bulk across the porfolio or change a single location on its own.
Ready to pair Cubby with a Storagely website?
Book a demo, and we will walk you through the integration, show you the checkout, and get your locations on the waitlist.
Website features vary by Storagely website tier. What is available to your sites depends on the plan you are on.