Storagely Unveils Rebuilt Platform and Google Integration for Self-Storage Operators
Storagely, a company that provides software for online self-storage rentals, has released its rebuilt platform as version 3.0.1. This is the largest release in the company's history and was led by CEO Austin Simmons and founder Brian Leimone.
The new architecture is designed to meet the needs of self-storage operators, with features such as Flex, a drag-and-drop editor that allows users to edit any block without developer support, and Atlas, which centralizes management of facility details into a single source. The platform also includes faster launch speeds, improved performance, and a one-page checkout with merchandise-shop integration.
Storagely has also integrated its platform with Reserve with Google, allowing self-storage operators to connect their locations, unit inventory, pricing, and rental experiences directly through the Storagely platform in real-time. This integration will be available on September 14.