High-converting self storage web design
Planning to launch a new website?
It's a big decision to invest in your online presence. These are the questions worth asking any vendor before you sign, including us. Start with what good self storage website design looks like.
Ask your vendor
Questions to ask your website vendor.
Before you launch a self storage website, make sure you know the answer to each of these.
Constantly. We measure how renters actually behave on your site, and we ship improvements off the back of it for your team and your tenants alike.
We do. New platform features arrive on your site as part of your plan, not as a change order.
About 60 seconds to rent, and about 30 seconds to reserve.
No. Checkout is one page on your own website, so a renter finishes where they started.
Yes. Traffic, the conversion funnel, and call and form attribution are all in Scorecard, per location, so you can see which page and which source produced the rental.
A template is a starting point, not a cage. From there the page is yours, and if something you need does not exist yet, tell us and we will add the setting.
Every page, on every plan, from the entry tier up.
Hosting, support, and every platform update we ship. What else is included depends on your tier.
Your Google reviews and your Google Business Profile sync straight into your site, and call and form attribution comes built in.
Nineteen reports, per location and across your whole portfolio: traffic, conversion funnel, rankings, geo grid, AI search visibility, page speed and site health.
Yes. We integrate with the major facility management platforms, and each location binds to its own record so units and pricing land on the right page. We will confirm yours on the demo.
Timing
When is the best time to make the switch?
Sept. to Jan.
Optimal time to switch
Feb. to March
June to July
Less optimal time to switch
Before you start
And a few questions to ask yourself.
Decide before you build. Your units, pricing and availability all come from it, and your website has to talk to it. If you are still choosing, tell us your shortlist and we will confirm what we integrate with.
Ideally a vector file. An SVG or EPS scales cleanly to every size the site needs, from a favicon to a full width header. A flat image pulled off an old business card will not.
Real ones. Your gate, your corridors, a unit with the door up, and your office. A renter is deciding whether your place looks secure and well kept, and stock photography does not answer that question.
You will need one you control. If it is currently registered to an agency or a previous vendor, start the transfer early rather than in launch week.
Addresses on your own domain rather than a personal mailbox. Renters reply to them, and your form and rental notifications need somewhere to land.
It changes who needs access, what they are allowed to edit, and how your locations are grouped. Settle it before launch and the site gets built around the answer.
The sooner you start, the sooner you grow.
Book a demo and we'll answer anything this page didn't.