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Storage rentals in Riyadh, reserved and paid for on your own website.

Codeeo offers self-storage booking website development in Riyadh for facility owners, landlords turning east Riyadh warehouses into rentable units, and removal firms that also store. Renters compare sizes, check what is free on their move-in date, pay a first month or deposit by mada or Apple Pay and receive their agreement by email. Your staff stop chasing quotes over the phone and start the day with confirmed bookings.

Our Riyadh team can sit with you at your facility to map how units, keys and payments work today. The website is then built around those rules, in Arabic first with an English version, and handed over in your own accounts.

Built for
Self-storage facilities, warehouse landlords and removal companies renting space to households and businesses across Riyadh.
Typical timeline
Agreed after a discovery session in Riyadh, once units, pricing rules and payment providers are confirmed in writing.
What you own
The website code, the booking database, the payment gateway account and every renter record, all held in your name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the booking site handles

From a size question to a paid reservation, without a phone call.

Most storage enquiries in Riyadh start with the same three questions: how big a space do I need, is anything free near me, and what will I pay each month. A brochure site answers none of them, so the customer calls, waits for a callback and often books elsewhere. A booking website answers all three on the page and then takes the money.

We build the parts below around your actual stock. If you run one building off the southern ring road, the site stays simple. If you run several sites across north and east Riyadh, each location gets its own availability, rates and opening hours, managed from one admin. Every feature is optional, and we recommend starting with availability, checkout and invoicing before anything else.

Explain your project
  • Size guide that suggests a unit

    Renters pick what they are storing, such as a studio flat, a family villa or stock for an online shop, and the site suggests a unit size with a plain visual of what fits. The suggestion links straight to the units of that size that are free on the chosen date.

    Fewer customers book the wrong size and ask to swap on move-in day.

  • Live availability by date

    A move-in calendar reads unit status from your admin, so a space held for someone else, under maintenance or already let cannot be booked twice. Short holds expire automatically if the renter abandons checkout, and the unit returns to the pool.

    Your front desk stops doing availability checks by hand.

  • Deposits and first payment

    Choose whether a booking needs a refundable deposit, the first month in advance, or a longer prepaid term at a better rate. Checkout supports mada, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay through a SAMA licensed gateway, with STC Bank, Tabby or Tamara where your provider supports them.

    Bookings arrive paid, not as promises.

  • Recurring rent and card on file

    After move-in, monthly rent is charged to a tokenised card or sent as a payment link, depending on what your gateway allows. Failed payments trigger a reminder sequence and then a staff task, rather than a silent arrears list.

    Rent collection runs on a schedule your team can see.

  • ZATCA compliant invoices

    Each payment produces a VAT invoice in the format required by ZATCA e-invoicing (Fatoora), generated by your invoicing system or ours and connected to the booking. Business renters receive standard tax invoices with their VAT number on them.

    Finance closes the month without retyping receipts.

  • Cancellation and refund rules

    Your notice period, deposit return terms and early move-out rules are written once in the admin and shown at checkout. Refunds go back through the original payment method, with a record of who approved them and when.

    Disputes are settled against terms the renter accepted.

  • Reminders by SMS, email and WhatsApp

    Move-in instructions, gate hours, upcoming rent, expiring cards and end of term notices go out automatically in Arabic or English. WhatsApp messages use the official Business Platform with approved templates.

    Renters arrive prepared and pay on time.

  • Staff and van scheduling

    If you offer a moving van, helpers or a collection service, those slots are booked alongside the unit. The admin shows which staff and vehicles are committed each day, so the operations lead in Al Sulay is not overbooked on a Thursday. Companies storing archives or online shop stock can also hold several units under one account and pay by invoice.

    Add-on services sell without clashing schedules.

  • Access released on payment

    If your gate or unit locks use a keypad or smart access system with an API, the website can release a personal code once the first payment clears and suspend it when rent is seriously overdue. Where access is still by key, the site books a handover slot at the counter instead.

    Move-in happens without staff standing at the gate.

  • Renter account area

    Renters sign in to see their unit, agreement, invoices and next payment date, update a card, add a second authorised person or give notice to leave. Each action is logged against the unit so staff have the full history when a renter calls.

    Routine requests no longer need a phone call.

Who this is for

Four kinds of Riyadh operator we build for.

Storage in Riyadh is supplied by very different businesses. Some run purpose built facilities with drive up units. Others own warehouse space in the industrial districts of east and south Riyadh and have started letting it in smaller lots. Removal firms keep goods between homes, and a few logistics companies rent shelving to online sellers. The booking website changes with each model, so we start with which one you are. The renters differ too: young professionals in north Riyadh moving between flats, families clearing a villa before renovation, and small companies who need overflow space close to their customers.

01

A facility opening its first Riyadh site

You have units, a gate and a price list but no way to take bookings outside office hours. We build a focused site with a size guide, availability, checkout and invoicing, then add business accounts and add-on services once the first renters are in and you can see which extras they ask for. Local SEO for the district you serve is planned from the start, so the site is found by people searching nearby.

Launch with what renters need first.

02

A warehouse landlord subdividing space

Your space is let by area rather than by fixed unit, and rates depend on floor, access and duration. We model your stock in square metres, allow bookings of a partial bay, and add a request flow for unusual sizes so your team can quote and convert the enquiry into a paid booking from the admin. Tenants who outgrow their lot can request more space from their account.

Flexible stock, one checkout.

03

A removal company adding storage

Your customers already trust you with their furniture between flats or compounds. The site lets them book the move and the storage together, choose a collection slot, pay a deposit and see the storage term in one account. Staff see vans, crews and units on one schedule, and the return delivery is booked from the same account when the customer is ready to move in to their new home.

04

An operator replacing spreadsheets and bank transfers

Bookings arrive by phone and WhatsApp, payments by bank transfer, and someone matches them at month end. We move your current renters into the new system, set up recurring card payments and Fatoora invoices, and keep a transfer option for renters who still need it, recorded against the right unit.

Migration of existing renters is part of the plan.

How a Riyadh booking website gets built.

  1. 01On-site discoveryWe visit your Riyadh facility, walk the units, and write down how sizes, holds, deposits, gate access and arrears work today, including the exceptions staff handle by hand.
  2. 02Pricing and rules modelRates by size, duration, location and season are turned into rules the system can apply, with clear decisions on deposits, notice periods and promotions you control.
  3. 03Arabic first designRight to left layouts designed first, English mirrored second, with the size guide, calendar and checkout tested on the phones your renters use.
  4. 04Booking engine and paymentsAvailability, holds, checkout, recurring billing, refunds and invoices are built and tested with real gateway sandbox transactions before any renter sees them.
  5. 05Admin training and migrationCurrent renters, balances and units are imported, then your counter and finance staff practise on test bookings until the daily routine feels familiar.
  6. 06Launch and tuningWe switch on bookings, watch the first weeks of payments and abandoned checkouts, and adjust copy, rules or steps where renters hesitate.

Technology

What we build this with.

For one facility we often use WordPress with custom booking logic; for several sites, a Next.js front end with a Laravel backend. Hosting can sit in a Saudi region where your data rules require it, payments go through a SAMA licensed gateway, and renter data is handled in line with the PDPL. Staff edit units, rates, promotions and page content in an admin designed for counter teams, without calling a developer for every change.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Riyadh storage operators ask us.

It depends on how many sites, unit types and integrations the scope includes.

A single facility with a size guide, availability, checkout and invoices is a much shorter build than a multi-site platform with recurring billing, business accounts and van scheduling. The things that stretch time are migration of existing renters, waiting for a payment gateway to approve your merchant account, and connecting a Fatoora compliant invoicing system. We agree phases and dates in writing after discovery, and we can launch the booking flow first while later features follow.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews