Best Self-Storage in Singapore: Prices & Ratings Compared (2026)

Self-storage in Singapore is a decision about three things: price, coverage and how well a place is actually run. So we compared the real per-month prices (where a brand will tell you) against how customers rate them and how many locations they run. The most useful finding came out sideways: the three biggest, best-rated brands don't publish a single price — everything is "enquire now" — while the cheaper challengers put their rates right on the page.

A typical self-storage unit. Photo: extraspaceasia.com/sg

A note on the numbers, because honesty is the point: every storage brand runs many outlets, and each facility is its own Google listing — there's no single brand-wide star rating. The ratings below are from a brand's flagship or sampled outlets, and we've only leaned on review counts we could actually verify. Where a brand hides its prices or has too few reviews to trust, we say so rather than invent a tidy ranking.

How much does self-storage cost in Singapore?

A small unit (around 15 sqft — enough for a few boxes, a bike or seasonal stuff) starts at roughly $49–65 a month at the cheapest published brands, and climbs with size, air-conditioning and location. The catch: the big operators (Extra Space, StorHub, Lock+Store) quote only after you enquire, so their "from" price isn't public. As a rough guide, budget $3–5 per sqft per month, more for climate-controlled or wine storage.

Self-storage in Singapore, compared

Cheapest published small-unit price, the sampled Google rating, and how many Singapore locations each runs. "Quote" means the brand publishes no self-serve price.

Brand	From (small unit)	Rating*	Locations	Known for
Lock+Store	Quote	4.9	~15	Best review record
Extra Space Asia	Quote	4.8–4.9	~15	Biggest regional operator
StorHub	Quote	4.8	18	Most SG locations
U-Store@SG	$3/sqft/mo	4.9	North	Transparent per-sqft
StoreFriendly	From $89/mo	4.9	7	Wine storage
BEAM Space	From $49/mo	4.5	1 + pickup	Valet / cheapest
Work+Store	From $75/mo	4.4	~6	Business storage
Store-Y	Promo	5.0	North (3)	Woodlands / north

*Sampled from each brand's flagship outlet(s); there's no single brand-wide Google score. Prices and promos change — confirm on the brand's own site.

The established leaders (top-rated, most coverage — but quote-only)

If you want the safest, most-branches option and don't mind enquiring for a price, start here.

• Lock+Store — the strongest customer record in the category: 4.9 stars with the only genuinely large, verified review counts we found (a few hundred at its Tanjong Pagar and Chai Chee sites, versus single digits elsewhere). Around 15 Singapore facilities. If review quality is your tiebreaker, this is it. Price by enquiry.
• Extra Space Asia — the biggest operator in the region (100+ facilities across Asia, ~15 here), consistently 4.8–4.9 across its outlets, with climate-controlled units plus wine and document storage. The default "big, reliable" pick. Price by enquiry.
• StorHub — the largest Singapore footprint at 18 facilities (it absorbed the old Big Orange brand), so it's often the nearest option wherever you live. Sampled ratings 4.8–4.9. Price by enquiry, with rotating promotions.

The value picks (they actually publish prices)

• BEAM Space — the cheapest small unit and the only true valet option: from about $49–65/mo for 15 sqft ($98 air-conditioned), and they collect from your door, catalogue and photograph every item, so you never visit a facility. One caveat worth taking seriously: there are repeated public complaints (TripAdvisor, Reddit) about pickup/transport charges — get those in writing before you commit.
• U-Store@SG — the most transparent pricing of the lot: a flat $3.00 per sqft per month, plus a big loading area for bulky or mechanical items. Essentially one northern location, so it's a coverage trade-off for the honest rate. 4.9 at Tagore Lane.
• StoreFriendly — lockers from about $89/mo, and the go-to for wine storage (dedicated climate units from ~$148/mo) across 7 sites. Ratings are high (4.9–5.0) but on thin review volume.
• Work+Store — Lock+Store's business-focused sister brand: air-conditioned storage from $75/mo with a valet option, aimed at SMEs. Its sampled outlet rates 4.4, a touch below the category norm.

Why don't the big brands publish prices?

It's not an accident. Extra Space, StorHub and Lock+Store price by enquiry because their rates flex constantly with unit availability, promotions and how long you commit — quoting you personally lets them anchor high and discount to close. That's normal, but it puts the work on you: always get a written quote for your exact unit size and term, and ask about the promo rate versus the renewal rate, because the cheap first month can jump on renewal. The brands that publish flat prices (U-Store's $3/sqft, BEAM, Work+Store) make that comparison easy — which is worth something in itself.

Air-conditioned or not?

Ambient (non-aircon) units are the cheaper default and fine for furniture, tools and most household overflow. Pay up for climate-controlled only if you're storing things that mind Singapore's humidity — electronics, leather, documents, musical instruments, wine. Expect roughly a 30–50% premium (e.g. BEAM's ambient 15 sqft at ~$65 versus $98 air-conditioned).

Which one should you go with?

• Best all-round / best-reviewed: Lock+Store.
• Nearest branch, wherever you are: StorHub (18 locations).
• Cheapest small unit / no time to visit: BEAM Space (valet) — but confirm the pickup fees.
• Most transparent rate: U-Store@SG ($3/sqft) or Work+Store ($75/mo).
• Wine or documents: StoreFriendly or Extra Space.
• North / near the Causeway: Store-Y.

How we compared this

We pulled Google ratings for each brand's flagship and sampled outlets, and took prices and features from each brand's own website. We deliberately didn't force a single 1-to-10 score here: self-storage brands are multi-outlet with a separate rating per facility and, for most, too few verified reviews to weight fairly — so a tidy ranking would be a fake one. Instead we compared what's real and checkable — published price, sampled rating, location count — and flagged what a brand hides. Prices and promos move; confirm on the brand's own site before booking.

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Self-storage in Singapore: quick questions

How much does self-storage cost in Singapore?

A small ~15 sqft unit starts around $49–65 a month at the cheapest published brands (BEAM Space), rising with size, air-conditioning and location. A rough budget is $3–5 per sqft per month. The biggest brands — Extra Space, StorHub, Lock+Store — quote only after you enquire, so their entry price isn't public.

What is the cheapest self-storage in Singapore?

By published price, BEAM Space is the cheapest small unit (from ~$49–65/mo for 15 sqft, valet included), with Work+Store from $75/mo and StoreFriendly lockers from ~$89/mo. U-Store@SG's flat $3/sqft/month is the most transparent per-sqft rate. Always check whether the promo rate jumps on renewal.

Which self-storage brand is best in Singapore?

For customer ratings and review volume, Lock+Store is the standout (4.9 with the largest verified review counts). For coverage, StorHub has the most Singapore locations (18). For a door-to-door valet service without visiting a facility, BEAM Space — with the caveat to confirm its pickup charges first.

Why don't the big self-storage brands show prices?

Extra Space, StorHub and Lock+Store price by enquiry because rates flex with availability, promotions and commitment length. Get a written quote for your exact unit and term, and ask about the renewal rate — the discounted first month often rises later. Brands like U-Store, BEAM and Work+Store publish flat prices, which makes comparing easier.

Is air-conditioned storage worth it?

Only for humidity-sensitive items — electronics, leather, documents, instruments, wine. For furniture, tools and general household overflow, a cheaper ambient unit is fine. Climate control typically adds roughly 30–50% to the price.