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StoreBay vs Storeganise
At one location, StoreBay costs less at 50 and 250 units, and Storeganise at 1,000 and 2,000. Storeganise also has an API on every subscription and a valet module. StoreBay includes every site at no extra charge.
Choose StoreBay if
- You want a price set by units alone, not locations
- You want your own website included in the plan
- You want to pay monthly with no minimum term
Choose Storeganise if
- You run one site of 1,000 or 2,000 units: it costs less
- You want named access integrations and an API on every subscription
- You run valet storage as well as self storage
Reviewed by Phil McParlane, Founder
01 / At a glance
StoreBay and Storeganise, side by side
From Storeganise’s pricing page, product pages, terms, privacy policy and help centre, and its Capterra UK listing, checked 13 October 2026.
- Available
- No
- No public evidence
| Capability | StoreBay | Storeganise |
|---|---|---|
| Fill more units | ||
| Website and online booking | StoreBay IncludedYour own website; customers book and pay online | Storeganise Booking portal includedWebsite builder: $25 a month extra |
| Licence signed online | StoreBay IncludedSigned in checkout or from an emailed link | Storeganise Own e-signSigned online during booking |
| Valet storage | StoreBay Not offeredStoreBay doesn’t run valet storage | Storeganise Dedicated valet moduleTracks items, pickups and drivers; bills by item |
| Automate the day-to-day | ||
| Bacs Direct Debit | StoreBay IncludedThrough your own GoCardless account | Storeganise Bacs via your gatewayBacs named, depending on the gateways you enable |
| Reminders and late fees | StoreBay IncludedEmail and text reminders on your schedule; late fees | Storeganise Automatic reminders, late feesAlso retries failed cards and locks out overdue accounts |
| Gate and lock control | StoreBay IncludedConnected to the gate system you run, at setup | Storeganise Partner integrationsPaxton, Nokē, PTI and others; overdue lockout |
| Run every site from one place | ||
| Every site, one view | StoreBay IncludedReports across sites and live site maps | Storeganise One login, every siteDashboards for occupancy and revenue across sites |
| API and webhooks | StoreBay IncludedAPI keys and webhooks, on the one plan | Storeganise Every subscriptionOpen API, public docs and signed webhooks |
| Trust | ||
| UK data hosting | StoreBay LondonPrimary data in DigitalOcean’s London data centre | Storeganise UK hosting not statedNo hosting location named in its terms or privacy policy |
| Public reviews | StoreBay None yetStoreBay is new | Storeganise 4.7 from 18 reviewsCapterra UK, 13 October 2026 |
| Security certification | StoreBay None yetNo independent certification or audit report | Storeganise None namedLists encryption, daily backups and GDPR compliance |
More on where each one is stronger is under “What each one does better”.
02 / How they look
How each one looks
The same job in each product, StoreBay first. StoreBay’s screens come from a demo account, so every name and figure in them is sample data.
Booking online
How a visitor books a unit online, from choosing a size onwards. Look at what the page asks for, and in what order.
StoreBay’s checkout, step 1 of 5: choose a size, then your details, extras, agreement and payment.
Sample dataOpen full size
Storeganise’s booking page, as shown on its Customer Portal page.
Image: Storeganise, fromstoreganise.com/customer-portalFetched 12 October 2026Open full size
Your day, on one screen
The home screen: the day’s numbers and what needs doing. Look at how much of the day you can see without clicking anywhere.
StoreBay’s Home screen, whole: the numbers, then what needs you today.
Sample dataOpen full size
Storeganise’s Jobs screen, as shown on its Management Portal page.
Image: Storeganise, fromstoreganise.com/management-portalFetched 12 October 2026Open full size
Payments
Where the money shows: each payment, how it was taken and whether it went through. Look at how easily you can tell what is paid, what is pending and what has failed.
StoreBay’s Payments screen, whole: every payment, with its method and its status.
Sample dataOpen full size
Storeganise’s invoice screen, as shown on its Management Portal page.
Image: Storeganise, fromstoreganise.com/management-portalFetched 12 October 2026Open full size
Pictures of Storeganise’s software are Storeganise’s, shown as published and credited to the page each came from. The names and figures in them are Storeganise’s own sample data.
03 / Prices and plans
Storeganise pricing and StoreBay’s: what you’d pay
Storeganise’s prices are read from the calculator on its pricing page, for one location. StoreBay’s are before VAT.
Four sizes, at one location
| Units | StoreBay | Storeganise |
|---|---|---|
| Paying monthly | ||
| 50 | £63 | £80 |
| 250 | £159 | £180 |
| 1,000 | £519 | £280 |
| 2,000 | £999 | £560 |
| On a yearly or 12-month plan, per month | ||
| 50 | £52 | £72 |
| 250 | £132 | £162 |
| 1,000 | £432 | £252 |
| 2,000 | £832 | £504 |
Storeganise’s prices here are for one location, and more locations can raise them: at 1,000 units its calculator showed £280 a month for one location, £480 for two and £640 for five. StoreBay’s price is the same for any number of sites.
Storeganise’s calculator shows its yearly price per month, billed yearly. StoreBay’s 12-month plan is invoiced monthly.
Move the slider yourself on Storeganise’s pricing page.
Monthly price at four sizes, StoreBay beside Storeganise
Paying monthly
50 units
- StoreBay£63
- Storeganise£80
250 units
- StoreBay£159
- Storeganise£180
1,000 units
- StoreBay£519
- Storeganise£280
2,000 units
- StoreBay£999
- Storeganise£560
Each size is drawn to its own scale. Figures from the table above, checked 13 October 2026.
How each one charges
| StoreBay | Storeganise | |
|---|---|---|
| Plans | StoreBayOne plan, priced by your units. Another site or another member of staff costs nothing. | StoreganiseOne price, set by your locations and units, billed monthly or yearly, with unlimited users. |
| Extra sites | StoreBayIncluded: another site costs nothing. | StoreganiseUp to 200 units, more locations cost nothing extra. From 250 units, more locations can raise the price. |
| Paying yearly | StoreBayA 12-month commitment with two months off the year, still invoiced monthly. | StoreganiseLower when billed yearly: at 1,000 units and one location, Storeganise’s calculator showed £252 a month, against £280 billed monthly. |
| Above 2,000 units | StoreBayThe calculator prices up to 20,000 units. | StoreganiseIts calculator shows a price up to 9,999 units, and at 10,000 offers an enterprise quote instead. |
| Your website | StoreBayYour own storage website, on your own web address, is part of the plan. | StoreganiseEvery account includes its Customer Portal. Storeganise’s website builder is $25 a month extra. |
| Onboarding | StoreBayNo fee. Setting you up and moving your data across are part of the plan. | StoreganiseIts pages offer free data migration and free onboarding sessions. Its terms also provide for set-up fees, as set out in your order. |
| Taking payments | StoreBayCards go through your own Stripe or Global Payments account, and Direct Debits through your own GoCardless account. | StoreganiseThrough a gateway you choose: Stripe, Fortis, Mollie or any other processor you like. Bacs Direct Debit depends on the gateways you enable. |
| Contract and notice | StoreBayMonthly has no minimum term and ends at the end of the month you cancel. The 12-month plan is a 12-month commitment. | StoreganiseA first term of three months, then automatic renewals of three months at a time. Notice is at least three months, in writing, and takes effect at the end of the term in which it is served. |
Storeganise’s pricing page
Storeganise’s calculator at one location and 50 units, billed monthly.
Image: Storeganise, fromstoreganise.com/pricingFetched 13 October 2026Open full size
04 / Where each is stronger
What each one does better
Neither does everything. Here’s where each one leads, from the same sources as the rest of this page.
Where StoreBay is stronger
A lower price at 50 and 250 units
At one location and 50 units, StoreBay is £63 a month and Storeganise £80. At 250 units they’re £159 and £180. Paying yearly, StoreBay is lower at both sizes too. StoreBay’s prices are before VAT.
Priced by units alone
StoreBay’s price grows with your units and nothing else, so another site costs nothing. Storeganise’s price is set by your locations as well as your units, and from 250 units more locations can raise it.
Your website in the plan
StoreBay’s plan includes your own storage website, on your own web address. Storeganise includes its Customer Portal on every account, and its website builder is $25 a month extra.
No minimum term, paying monthly
Paying monthly, StoreBay has no minimum term: it ends at the end of the month you cancel. Storeganise’s terms start with a three-month term, renew three months at a time and ask for at least three months’ written notice.
Your primary data in London
StoreBay keeps its primary data in DigitalOcean’s London data centre. We found no hosting location named on the Storeganise pages we read.
Where Storeganise is stronger
A lower price at 1,000 and 2,000 units
At one location and 1,000 units, Storeganise’s calculator showed £280 a month, against StoreBay’s £519. At 2,000 units they’re £560 and £999. Billed yearly, it’s lower at both sizes too.
An API on every subscription
Every Storeganise subscription includes its open API, and its help centre documents the API and its signed webhooks. StoreBay’s API and webhooks are included in the plan.
Named access integrations
Storeganise lists access control integrations including Paxton, Nokē and PTI, and locks units automatically once payment is overdue, after a grace period you set.
A dedicated valet module
Storeganise runs valet storage as a dedicated module: it tracks each item, schedules pickups and deliveries, manages drivers and bills by item or volume. StoreBay doesn’t run valet storage.
A track record and public reviews
Storeganise says it’s trusted by thousands of self-storage facilities in over 50 countries, and it lists the Self Storage Association UK among its trade associations. It’s rated 4.7 from 18 reviews on Capterra UK; StoreBay is new and has none yet.
05 / Switching
Moving from Storeganise to StoreBay
What comes across, how you check it, and what you set up again.
- 1
We bring your records across
Your customers, units and agreements come across in a guided import that our team runs with you.
- 2
You check before anything is saved
Every import runs as a dry run first, so you see exactly what will be created before anything is saved.
- 3
Payment details are planned separately
Saved cards and Direct Debit instructions don’t come across in the import. We plan that part with you before you switch.
Before you give notice to Storeganise
Check your notice date
Storeganise’s terms start with a three-month term and renew automatically for three months at a time. Notice is at least three months, in writing, and takes effect at the end of the term in which you serve it; you complete that term in full.
Ask for your data within ten days
Storeganise’s features page says you can download all your data at any time. Once your agreement with Storeganise ends, its terms say it may dispose of your data unless you ask in writing for the latest backup within ten days. It then uses reasonable commercial endeavours to deliver it within 30 days, once everything owed is paid, and you pay its reasonable expenses.
Keep your own copy
Download the reports, invoices and records you want to keep before your account closes.
06 / Support
Support, onboarding and moving your data
| StoreBay | Storeganise | |
|---|---|---|
| Support | StoreBayEmail from our UK team, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5:30pm. We aim to reply within one working day. | StoreganiseSupport 24 hours a day by chat, email or phone, with a response “within minutes, not days”, it says. |
| Onboarding | StoreBayIncluded: our team sets you up, as part of the plan. | StoreganiseDedicated onboarding with personal setup help and go-live support, plus free onboarding sessions. |
| Moving your data | StoreBayOur team brings your customers, units and agreements across, with a preview before anything is saved. Saved cards and Direct Debit instructions are planned separately, with you. | StoreganiseFree data migration by its own team, with pre-built templates for most systems and custom conversions. |
07 / Questions
StoreBay and Storeganise: common questions
Its price depends on your locations, your units and how often you’re billed. For one location, Storeganise’s calculator showed £80 a month at 50 units, £180 at 250, £280 at 1,000 and £560 at 2,000, billed monthly, checked 13 October 2026. Billed yearly, it showed £72 a month at 50 units, £162 at 250, £252 at 1,000 and £504 at 2,000. From 250 units, more locations can raise the price, and at 10,000 units it offers an enterprise quote instead.
It depends on your size. Paying monthly for one location, at 50 units StoreBay is £63 and Storeganise £80. At 250 units they’re £159 and £180. At 1,000 units Storeganise is £280 and StoreBay £519. At 2,000 they’re £560 and £999. Paying yearly, the order is the same at each size. Between these sizes it can change, so try both calculators with your own numbers. StoreBay’s prices are before VAT. Prices checked 13 October 2026.
Yes: every Storeganise subscription includes its open API, and its help centre documents signed webhooks. StoreBay’s API and webhooks are included in the plan.
Yes. Our team runs a guided import of your customers, units and agreements, with a dry run first so you see what will be created. Saved card details and Direct Debit instructions are handled separately, and we plan that part with you.
StoreBay keeps its primary data in DigitalOcean’s London data centre. We found no hosting location named on the Storeganise pages we read. Storeganise’s privacy policy offers, on request, a list of its service providers and where they are based.
Yes, at setup: we connect StoreBay to the system you run. Your rule decides when a unit is overlocked. Storeganise lists access control integrations including Paxton, Nokē and PTI, and locks units automatically once payment is overdue, after a grace period you set.
No: StoreBay doesn’t run valet storage. Storeganise offers it as a dedicated module, tracking each item, pickups, deliveries and drivers, and billing by item or volume.
Yes: Storeganise is rated 4.7 from 18 reviews on Capterra UK, checked 13 October 2026. StoreBay is new and has no public reviews yet.
08 / How we compared
How we compared, and our sources
Read on the day, in a browser
We read Storeganise’s pricing page, product pages, terms, privacy policy and help centre, and its Capterra UK listing, in a real browser on 13 October 2026, and kept the text we quote.
Prices read off its calculator
We typed sizes from 0 to 10,000 units, at 1, 2, 5 and 20 locations, into the calculator on Storeganise’s pricing page, set to pounds and billed monthly and yearly, and recorded each price it displayed. The tables show one location at four sizes.
“No public evidence” is not “no”
When we can’t find something on a vendor’s public pages, we say exactly that and nothing stronger.
StoreBay’s column is what’s live today
StoreBay’s column describes the product as it is today. Anything we don’t offer is marked “No”.
Sources · all checked 13 October 2026
- Storeganise pricing and calculator
- Storeganise home page
- Storeganise features
- Storeganise management portal
- Storeganise customer portal
- Storeganise website builder
- Storeganise billing
- Storeganise integrations
- Storeganise valet storage
- Storeganise switching
- Storeganise about page
- Storeganise help centre: API FAQ
- Storeganise help centre: webhooks
- Storeganise terms
- Storeganise privacy policy
- Storeganise on Capterra UK
- StoreBay pricing
Storeganise is a trade mark of its owner. StoreBay is not affiliated with Storeganise. Facts about Storeganise come from the public pages listed under Sources, on the dates shown; tell us if something has changed.
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