One storage booking app for every site you run in England, Scotland, Wales and NI.

Renters type a postcode or town and see your nearest stores with live availability, distance and opening times. Stores in Cardiff, Glasgow, Belfast and Norwich sit in the same search, each with its own unit list and access instructions. Rural sites get precise map pins and directions, since a farm postcode often covers a wide area.

Head office sets standard rates by unit size and region, then lets each site adjust within limits you choose. Offers can run nationally or for a single store, with start and end dates recorded so finance can see what was live when. Rate changes for existing renters can carry the notice period your terms require.

We connect the app to the platform your stores already run on, for example SiteLink, Storman or an in house system, so units, tenants, payments and access stay in one source of truth. Where sites use different systems after an acquisition, we plan how to bring them together. Integration health is monitored, so a failed sync alerts your team before renters notice.

The checkout shows your terms, cancellation rights and any goods protection requirement before payment, records acceptance with a time stamp and emails a copy. Wording for Scottish and Northern Irish sites can differ where your solicitors advise it. Business renters, who are not consumers, can be shown a different set of terms.

When a limited company opens an account, the app can look up its registered details through the Companies House API and pre fill the company name, number and registered address. Staff see any mismatch before the account is approved. Sole traders and partnerships follow a simpler business path instead.

Cards and mobile wallets with Strong Customer Authentication for the first payment, then Direct Debit through the Bacs scheme or card on file for monthly rent. Open Banking payments can be offered to business renters who prefer paying straight from their bank. Failed collections trigger reminders and a clear path to update payment details.

Booking confirmations and payment notices are separated from marketing. Renters choose whether they want offers by email, text or push, as PECR requires, and the preference follows them across every store in the network. Unsubscribes take effect across every channel at once, not store by store.

Screens are designed for screen readers, large text and high contrast, with plain language throughout. That supports your Equality Act duties and helps older renters, who make up a large share of downsizing customers in many towns. We test with assistive technology on both iOS and Android before each release.

Permissions are set by level: head office sees everything, regional managers see their stores, franchisees see only their own sites and renters. Reports roll up the same way, so each level works from figures it can trust. Franchisees can be onboarded or removed by head office in a few steps.

If your Welsh stores want to offer it, the renter app can switch to Welsh for search, booking and reminders. Content is managed in the admin system so translations are kept current without an app update. English stays the default, and renters can switch language at any point.