Storefriendly Review: The Rate Card the Big Operators Won't Publish (2026)
The one that tells you the price before you hand over your number
Almost every large operator in this category quotes on enquiry. Storefriendly publishes a rate card instead, GST included and with no long-term commitment: a locker of roughly 10 sqft from $98 a month, a small unit of 16 to 24 sqft from $168, a medium of 25 to 48 sqft from $268, and a large of 49 to 120 sqft from $428. Wine storage starts at $148. That's eight sites: Bedok South, Bukit Merah, Clementi, Hougang, Jurong East, Leng Kee, Paya Lebar and Ubi. Being able to budget a move before you've spoken to anyone is worth more than most brochure features.
you want a number you can compare today, or you need something small: a locker, a few boxes, or a wine collection with a proper climate unit behind it.
you're storing the contents of a whole flat, since the published range stops at 120 sqft and the larger operators cover bigger rooms.
| Unit | Price |
|---|---|
| Locker, around 10 sqft | From $98 |
| Small, 16-24 sqft | From $168 |
| Medium, 25-48 sqft | From $268 |
| Large, 49-120 sqft | From $428 |
| Wine storage | From $148 |
Is Storefriendly worth it? The math
At $98 for about 10 sqft, the locker works out near $9.80 per sqft a month, which is dear per square foot but cheap in absolute terms, and absolute is what matters when you only need somewhere for six boxes. The bands get better value as they grow: the large unit at $428 for 49 to 120 sqft lands between roughly $3.60 and $8.70 per sqft. The genuinely useful part is that GST is already inside those figures and there's no minimum term, so the monthly number is the number. Against a quote-only operator, that's the comparison you can actually run.
What they offer
- Self storage from lockers to large units, across eight sites
- Wine storage in dedicated climate-controlled cellars
- Robotic storage, where units are retrieved for you
- Business storage, coworking space and private offices
- An in-house movers service
Known for
- A published, GST-inclusive rate card in a category that quotes on enquiry
- Wine cellars from $148 a month, with a Bukit Merah promotion running at two months free plus 20% off
- No long-term commitment on any unit band
Good to know
What customers actually say
Ratings sit at the top of the category, 4.9 at Paya Lebar across 381 reviews, 5.0 at Ubi across 293 and 4.9 at Bukit Merah across 223, with staff and the booking process drawing most of the praise. Two things come up worth knowing before you book. The entry price buys a locker rather than a room, so the jump from $98 to $168 arrives quickly once you have furniture rather than boxes. And the headline rates are starting rates, which means the specific unit and site you want can sit above them.
Storefriendly FAQ
How much does Storefriendly cost per month?+–
Its published rate card runs from $98 a month for a locker of roughly 10 sqft, $168 for a small unit of 16 to 24 sqft, $268 for a medium of 25 to 48 sqft, and $428 for a large of 49 to 120 sqft. Wine storage starts at $148. All figures are GST-inclusive and carry no long-term commitment.
How many Storefriendly locations are there?+–
Eight in Singapore: Bedok South, Bukit Merah, Clementi, Hougang, Jurong East, Leng Kee, Paya Lebar and Ubi.
Does Storefriendly do wine storage?+–
Yes, in dedicated climate-controlled cellars from $148 a month. The Bukit Merah wine cellar currently runs a promotion of two months free plus 20% off.
What is Storefriendly's robotic storage?+–
It's a system where your unit is retrieved and brought to you rather than you walking to it, offered alongside conventional self storage, business storage, coworking space and an in-house movers service.
Is Storefriendly cheaper than StorHub?+–
That can't be answered directly, because StorHub quotes on enquiry and publishes no rates. What can be said is that Storefriendly's entry price is public at $98 a month for a locker, and StorHub's is not, so Storefriendly is the one you can budget against before making contact.
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By the MoreBetter editorial team. How we check: we read the price off the venue's own page, quote it verbatim, and date it. If it moves, the badge date moves. Back to Self-storage.