Storagely has launched a native integration with Cubby, connecting its self-storage website platform with Cubby’s AI-native facility management software.
The integration allows operators using Cubby to connect their facilities to a Storagely website, with unit inventory, pricing and availability synchronized in real time. Rentals can be completed directly through an operator’s branded website and transferred to Cubby without manual data entry.
The companies said the integration is designed to address a common challenge for self-storage operators: ensuring that the capabilities of their facility management software are reflected in the customer-facing website.
Cubby provides facility management, revenue management and call-handling tools through a single platform, while Storagely recently introduced a rebuilt version of its website platform, Storagely 3.0.1. The companies said their platforms are designed around the operational needs of today’s self-storage operators.
“We’ve admired Cubby for a long time,” said Austin Simmons, Chief Executive Officer of Storagely. “They built their platform around today’s operator, instead of outdated industry issues, which is exactly what we set out to do with the website. After hearing so many of our own customers impressed with their platform, we knew this would be a great match. Pairing our websites with their management platform is something we’ve wanted for a while, and the operators running both are the ones who get the benefit.”
Under the integration, operators will have access to several features designed to connect facility management and customer-facing functions, including live inventory synchronization, website-based rentals and a single-page checkout system.
The updated checkout process is designed to support rentals in approximately 60 seconds and includes additional upselling capabilities, a merchandise shop and value-based pricing options.
Storagely also is introducing several other website tools as part of its platform, including ATLAS, a location profile manager that serves as a centralized source for facility information; Google Business Profile synchronization; and FLEX, a drag-and-drop website editor.
Other features include Snap Size, which uses photos of storage rooms or items to help renters identify an appropriate unit; interactive facility maps that allow customers to select and rent units directly from a visual representation of the property; and Wingman AI, which assists with creating search-engine-optimized content, frequently asked questions, blogs, reviews and other website copy.
The integration also supports Reserve with Google, allowing participating operators to make inventory available through Google Maps and provide renters with the ability to initiate a reservation from the map.
“Storagely and Cubby give operators what they’ve always wanted: a website and a management system that actually work together,” said Richard Carey, Head of Integrations at Cubby. “This integration enables a rental experience as responsive and cutting-edge as the best e-commerce sites. Storagely is pushing the industry forward, and we’re glad to be building alongside them.”
Cubby, which is used by more than 400 operators, joins Storagely’s expanding network of native facility management system integrations.
Storagely is accepting operators for a waitlist, with the first integrations expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026. Operators can request additional information or a demonstration through Storagely.