Best Storage in Singapore (2026): 12 Providers Compared

The best storage in Singapore depends on how often you need your things. For self storage with many locations, start with StorHub, Extra Space Asia or Lock+Store. For door-to-door storage you never have to visit, Beam and EZ Storage are the simplest. For small budgets, lockers start around S$45 to S$70 a month. For wine, Work+Store and K Cellars run dedicated cellars. We checked every provider below on 7 October 2026 and removed two we could not confirm were still trading.

What’s changed in 2026

• Space Next Door’s website now redirects to StorHub, so we treat it as part of StorHub.
• The old stor.com.sg address no longer loads. The same business now trades as The Storage Place at thestorageplace.com.sg.
• Extra Space Asia moved its Singapore site to extraspaceasia.com/sg and won a 2026 Self Storage Association Asia award.
• StorHub’s July 2026 price guide states no deposit, no admin fee and no minimum term at its facilities.
• Lock+Store’s aircon promotions ended in September 2026. Check the current rate before you book.
• K Cellars, a Hong Kong wine storage specialist, opened its first overseas cellar in Kallang in December 2025.
• Store Room and Store-Y are no longer listed. We found no dated sign of activity for either in the past 12 months.
• The PSG, EDG and MRA grants closed on 29 September 2026. The new EDGE Grant replaces them, but we cannot confirm it covers storage rental.

Storage in Singapore compared (Oct 2026)

Company	Best for	Starting price	Area
Beam	Valet storage billed per box	S$4/month per small box	Pickup and delivery islandwide
Extra Space Asia	Choice of 12 self storage sites	Quote-based	12 sites, e.g. Boon Keng, IMM, Woodlands
EZ Storage	Door-to-door storage with moving included	S$70/month (20 sq ft)	Pickup and delivery islandwide
Spaceship	Self storage plus door-to-door and e-commerce	S$60/month (locker, 6–12 sq ft)	Ang Mo Kio, Eunos, Keppel, Bishan
Storefriendly	Robotic storage and lockers	S$89/month (16 sq ft locker, incl. GST)	8 sites, e.g. Paya Lebar, Clementi, Jurong East
The Storage Place	Central and Bishan self storage	Quote-based	Lavender, Geylang, Serangoon, Jurong, Bishan
StorHub	Largest network, no deposit	S$45/month (locker, non-aircon)	18+ sites islandwide
Urban Space	Storage with workspace in the west	S$70/month (locker)	Depot Close (Telok Blangah)
Work+Store	Aircon, wine and business storage	S$75/month	Kallang Bahru, Ang Mo Kio, Eunos, Geylang, Tampines
Lock+Store	Cheap lockers, many sites	S$48/month (16 sq ft, promo code)	14+ sites, e.g. Keppel, Woodlands, Chai Chee
Boxpark	Short rentals from 7 days	Quote-based	Chai Chee (Bedok)
K Cellars	Serious wine collections	S$56/month (wine locker)	Kallang Pudding

Prices are the lowest published figures we saw on 7 October 2026. Many are promotional or for the smallest unit. Always ask for the full monthly rate after any promo ends.

How much does storage cost in Singapore (2026)?

Most self storage in Singapore is priced per month by floor area. StorHub’s July 2026 price guide gives these market ranges across providers. We cross-checked them against published rates from other operators.

Unit type	Typical size	Typical monthly price	Published examples (Oct 2026)
Locker	12–20 sq ft	S$50–120	StorHub from S$45; Lock+Store 16 sq ft S$48 with promo code; Spaceship from S$60; EZ Storage 20 sq ft S$70; Storefriendly 16 sq ft from S$89
Small unit	20–50 sq ft	S$120–250	EZ Storage 40 sq ft S$120
Medium unit	50–100 sq ft	S$250–400	EZ Storage 100 sq ft S$250; Spaceship 50–100 sq ft from S$175 (promo running)
Large unit	100–150 sq ft	S$350–550	Spaceship 100–200 sq ft from S$350
Extra large	150–1,000 sq ft	S$500–2,000+	Spaceship 200–300 sq ft from S$700; 300+ sq ft from S$1,050
Valet, per item	Per box	S$4–8 per box	Beam small box S$4, large box S$8, odd-sized items from S$12
Wine	4–18 cases	From about S$56	K Cellars personal locker from S$56; private cellar 30–134 sq ft from S$580

What changes the price

• Aircon: StorHub says aircon units usually cost 20–35% more than non-aircon units of the same size. Beam’s 15 sq ft unit is S$65 ambient and S$98 aircon.
• Location: StorHub’s guide says central facilities cost 10–25% more than suburban ones.
• Prepayment: Most operators discount prepaid terms. Extra Space Asia offers 30% off 3–12 months prepaid until 30 November 2026.
• Transport: Door-to-door services add moving costs. EZ Storage charges S$100–280 for moving plus a S$20–60 admin fee. Beam delivers from S$35 a trip.

Extra fees to ask about

• Security deposit: StorHub’s guide puts the market range at 0–2 months’ rent. StorHub itself charges none.
• Admin or registration fee: S$20–50 one-off at many operators, per the same guide.
• Minimum term: 1–6 months is common. Shorter terms usually cost more per month.
• Locks, insurance and after-hours access: some charge extra, others include them.

How we chose

This list is desk research, done on 7 October 2026. We did not visit facilities, rent units or test any service. Here is what we checked for each business:

• Still operating: each provider needed dated evidence from the past 12 months. That meant site updates, dated posts, news or company filings.
• Published prices: we preferred providers that show prices online. Where prices are hidden, we say “Quote-based”.
• Contact details: phone, email and addresses come from each company’s own contact or location pages where possible.
• Range of service: self access, aircon, valet, business and wine storage.
• Awards and accreditations: listed only when we saw them on the company’s site or in a trade publication.

We do not quote star ratings unless we saw them ourselves on Google. No business paid to appear here.

Which storage should you choose?

• A few boxes, no visits: Beam. You pay per box and never go to a facility.
• Moving or renovating: EZ Storage bundles moving and storage. Boxpark rents from seven days if you prefer self access.
• Cheapest locker: StorHub (from S$45) or Lock+Store (S$48 with promo code). Compare the full rate after promos.
• Near your home, with 24/7 access: StorHub, Extra Space Asia or Lock+Store, as they have the most sites.
• Aircon storage for electronics, documents or leather: Work+Store, StorHub or Beam’s aircon option.
• E-commerce stock: Spaceship for fulfilment, or Urban Space if you also need a desk.
• Wine: K Cellars for serious collections; Work+Store or Extra Space Asia if you also need general storage.
• Central location: The Storage Place near Lavender, or StorHub’s central sites.

Red flags to watch for

• Promo-only pricing: “2 months free” or “30% off” can hide a high base rate. Ask what you will pay from month four.
• Price rises on renewal: ask whether the rate is fixed for your contract, and how much notice they give before raising it.
• Unclear deposits: deposits range from zero to two months’ rent. Get the refund terms and timing in writing.
• Long notice periods: some operators need weeks of notice before you move out. Missing it can cost another month.
• “24/7 access” with office-hours move-ins: you may only be able to sign up or get your key during office hours.
• Insurance gaps: check what is covered, the maximum payout, and whether your home insurance already covers stored items.
• Valet retrieval costs: door-to-door storage looks cheap until you pay for several return deliveries.
• No address or a dead website: we removed two providers this year partly because their sites were down or stale. Do not prepay a business you cannot verify.
• Grant claims: be wary if anyone says a government grant will pay for your storage. The EDGE Grant replaced PSG, EDG and MRA on 29 September 2026, and coverage is not confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a storage unit cost in Singapore?

Lockers of 12–20 sq ft usually cost S$50–120 a month. Medium units of 50–100 sq ft cost about S$250–400. The cheapest published lockers we saw in October 2026 were StorHub from S$45 and Lock+Store at S$48 with a promo code.

What is the difference between self storage and door-to-door storage?

With self storage, you rent a unit and visit it yourself, often 24/7. With door-to-door (valet) storage, a company collects your items and returns them on request. Beam and EZ Storage are door-to-door. StorHub, Extra Space Asia and Lock+Store are self storage.

Is aircon storage worth it in Singapore?

Aircon storage helps with Singapore’s humidity, which can damage wood, leather, paper and electronics. It usually costs 20–35% more than non-aircon storage. For plastic boxes of clothes or tools, non-aircon is often enough.

Where can I find temporary storage in Singapore?

Boxpark rents from seven days. StorHub states no minimum term, and Extra Space Asia has a one-month minimum. For storage during a move or renovation, EZ Storage combines moving and storage in one booking.

What size storage unit do I need?

A 16–20 sq ft locker fits several boxes and small items. A 40–60 sq ft unit fits the contents of a bedroom. A 100 sq ft unit fits most of a two-bedroom flat. Ask the provider for a size guide before you book.

Which storage facility is closest to me?

StorHub (18+ sites), Lock+Store (14+ sites), Extra Space Asia (12 sites) and Storefriendly (8 sites) have the widest coverage. Check each provider’s location page for the nearest site to your home or office.

Is self storage in Singapore secure?

Most facilities use CCTV, PIN or app access and individual locks. Some add unit alarms (Boxpark) or biometric access (K Cellars). Ask who holds keys, and whether your goods are insured against fire and theft.

Can I store wine in a normal storage unit?

Not for long-term ageing. Wine needs steady temperature and humidity. Use dedicated wine storage, such as K Cellars, Work+Store’s wine storage or Extra Space Asia’s wine lockers.

Can my business claim a grant for storage rental?

We cannot confirm this. The PSG, EDG and MRA grants closed on 29 September 2026. The new EDGE Grant supports up to 50% of qualifying costs for SMEs generally, capped at S$100,000 a year. Check with Enterprise Singapore before assuming storage qualifies.

What items are not allowed in storage units?

Most providers ban flammable or hazardous materials, perishable food, live animals, illegal goods and weapons. Rules vary, so read the contract’s list of prohibited items before you move in.