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StorHub Review: 18 Facilities, 13 Areas and Why There's No Price List (2026)

4.8804 Google reviewsPersonal, business & document storageToa Payohchecked 1 September 2026
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Corridor of orange StorHub storage units
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StorHub reception at the Toa Payoh facility
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The one that's probably nearest, if you can live without a price list

Eighteen facilities is the largest self-storage footprint in Singapore, and they sit across 13 distinct areas: Bukit Batok, Changi, Hougang, Jurong East, Jurong West, Kallang, Marsiling, Serangoon, Tampines, Toa Payoh, West Coast, Woodlands and Yishun. Five of those areas have two buildings. For storage, proximity is most of the value, because the unit you can reach in fifteen minutes is the one you'll actually use. Units run from extra small to extra large, there's no security deposit, no prepayment and no minimum term, and access to your unit is 24/7 even though the offices close at 6pm on weekdays and 1pm on Saturdays.

✓ Use them if

there's a branch near you and the convenience of a fifteen-minute drive matters more than shaving $20 off the monthly rate.

✕ Look elsewhere if

you want to compare costs before you commit, because every unit is quoted on enquiry and there's no published rate to check against.

Published pricing1 September 2026
UnitPrice
Personal storageOn enquiry
Business & document storageOn enquiry
Furniture & lifestyle storageOn enquiry
Contents insuranceCompulsory, priced separately
Source storhub.com.sgchecked 1 September 2026++ = 10% service + 9% GST

Is StorHub worth it? The math

There's no rate card, so the honest comparison isn't price, it's distance and terms. On terms StorHub is genuinely flexible: nothing upfront as a deposit, no prepayment and no lock-in, which is unusual in a category that often wants three months. On distance it wins outright at 18 buildings. The number that catches people out is insurance, which is compulsory rather than optional, arranged by Aon Singapore as broker with MSIG Insurance (Singapore) as the insurer, and quoted on top of the rent. A quote that looks competitive against a published rate elsewhere isn't comparable until that line is in it.

What they offer

  • Personal and household storage, extra small through extra large
  • Business, document and inventory storage
  • Furniture, aircon and lifestyle storage
  • Packing materials, boxes and locks sold at the facilities
  • 24/7 unit access with CCTV surveillance

Known for

  • 18 facilities across 13 areas, the widest coverage in Singapore
  • No security deposit, no prepayment and no minimum term
  • Solar-powered buildings, green roofs and EV charging at facilities with sustainability features

Good to know

Facilities18, across 13 areas
Unit access24 hours, 7 days
Office hoursMon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-1pm; closed Sun and public holidays
InsuranceCompulsory; broker Aon Singapore, insurer MSIG Insurance (Singapore)
Google rating4.8 from 804 reviews at Toa Payoh; Kallang Avenue 4.8 (415), Tampines 4.8 (392)

What customers actually say

The ratings are consistent in a way that's rare for an 18-site operator: 4.8 at Toa Payoh across 804 reviews, 4.8 at Kallang Avenue across 415, 4.8 at Tampines across 392. Staff helpfulness and clean, well-lit facilities are the recurring praise. The recurring gripes are shared-area upkeep, toilets and lighting in particular at older buildings, and the renewal rate: the introductory quote is the one people remember, and it can move at renewal. Nothing here is priced publicly, so the only way to know your number is to ask for it.

StorHub FAQ

How much does StorHub cost per month?+

StorHub doesn't publish rates. Every unit is quoted on enquiry, because the price moves with unit size, availability, promotion and how long you commit. Contents insurance is compulsory and is quoted separately from the rent, so it belongs in any comparison against an operator that publishes prices.

How many StorHub locations are there in Singapore?+

Eighteen facilities across 13 areas: Bukit Batok, Changi, Hougang, Jurong East, Jurong West, Kallang, Marsiling, Serangoon, Tampines, Toa Payoh, West Coast, Woodlands and Yishun. Bukit Batok, Changi, Hougang, Marsiling and Toa Payoh each have two buildings.

Can I access my StorHub unit at night?+

Yes. Unit access runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The offices keep shorter hours, Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 1pm, closed on Sundays and public holidays, so anything needing a staff member happens in that window.

Is insurance included at StorHub?+

It's compulsory rather than included. Cover is arranged by Aon Singapore as broker, with MSIG Insurance (Singapore) as the insurer of the master policy, and it's charged on top of the unit rate.

Is there a deposit or minimum term at StorHub?+

No. StorHub states no security deposit, no prepayment and no long-term commitment, which is the most flexible position among the large operators.

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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.