How to Launch Your Self Storage Website in 10 Minutes
By The Unit Manager Pro Team · 15 October 2026 · 4 min read

You do not need a designer or developer. Here is the whole process.
Step 1: Add your units
In Units, add your sizes and prices. Preset sizes (rooms, lockers, 10ft–40ft containers) come with photos, so your site looks finished straight away.
Step 2: Brand your website
Open Website, choose a template, then upload your logo and favicon and pick your colours under Branding. Your trading name and contact details come from your business profile.
Step 3: Connect payments
In Settings → Payments, connect Stripe. Rent and deposits go straight to your own account by card or Direct Debit (ACH in the US).
Step 4: Publish and connect your domain
Publish to get a free web address instantly. To use your own domain, add it in the website settings and follow the DNS steps shown — usually two records at your domain provider.
Optional extras
Start your free website now
Start your 14-day free trial — no card required. Or book a 20-minute demo tailored to your facility.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need technical skills?
No. Everything is set up through forms in your dashboard.
What does it cost?
The website is included free. You only pay for units with an active lease.
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