Renters rent it themselves
Not a size from a dropdown. That unit, by the gate, on the live map. They check what fits in true 3D, sign the lease, and pay the prorated month. The unit flips from vacant to occupied everywhere, the moment it rents.
Click-to-sign with a timestamp and an audit trail. Signed leases archive to the operator's own storage. Move-ins happen at 2 a.m. without you.
Billing runs unmanned
Invoices on the first, grace through the tenth, late fees from the eleventh. Your amounts, your grace period, set per unit type.
Rent is invoiced on the first. Grace runs through the tenth. A late fee applies from the eleventh.
- Prorated move-ins
- Partial months bill by the day. Prepaid months are tracked whole, and only whole months refund.
- One ledger
- Every charge, payment, reversal and NSF lands in one place, with allocation you can reconstruct.
Late fees stay switched off until an operator turns them on. A system that cannot yet see a payment has no business charging for a missing one.
We already moved a business onto it
Not a pilot. Two working Montana yards came off spreadsheets, paper contracts and QuickBooks Desktop. Every renter, every unit, every open balance, and the ledger reconciled to the cent.
Migration is the part that frightens every operator. We did ours first.
Your renters see your brand. Never ours.
Every operator gets their own site, their own look, their own domain. These two run on the same platform and share nothing but the machinery: separate database, separate payment account, separate books.
Leave with everything, any time. That is the deal.
Built by an operator
- No per-feature modules
- Hard isolation
- Montana statute, as machinery60 / 30 / 7
- Runs unmanned
Online rentals, live maps, billing and the renter portal are the product, not tiers of it. You keep your own processor account and your own payment margin.
Each operator's data lives in its own database and leaves cleanly if you ever go, with your domain, your payment account and your books.
The Self-Storage Facilities Act runs as product machinery rather than deadlines in a manager's memory: the lien clock above, the notice-delivery rules, the fee ceiling. Montana today; we add a state when an operator brings one.
Built for yards without a front desk, because ours don't have one. Every screen on this page is live production.
Show me the yard
Twenty minutes, your facility on the screen, no deck. Tell us roughly what you run and we'll come back to you.
- What happens next
- An operator calls you back, usually the same day.
- What it costs to look
- Nothing, and there is no deck.
- Who answers
- Someone who runs a yard, not a sales team.
- Where we operate
- Montana today. Another state when an operator brings one.