Storage & Warehousing
Storage billed by the week, not by the contract
Free for 30 days, then priced on the volume your stock actually occupies - measured from your products' own dimensions, counted weekly, falling as stock sells down. No long-term commitments, ever.
free storage on every delivery
30 days
setup fee
£0
account fee - only under 100 units/mo
£30/mo
What goes wrong elsewhere
The problems this solves
Twelve-month contracts for three months of stock
Traditional warehousing wants annual commitments and minimum pallet counts. Seasonal sellers end up paying for empty racking. We bill weekly on a rolling month-to-month agreement.
Paying pallet rates for a shoebox of stock
A pallet position bills the same whether it is full or a quarter full. We charge on the measured volume of your goods instead, so a shoebox of stock costs what a shoebox costs and the bill falls as the stock sells.
Stock you can't see
A warehouse you have to email for a stock count is a black box. Our portal shows live inventory by SKU and location, with discrepancy alerts and photo evidence when reality and paperwork disagree.
How it runs
4 steps, all of them visible to you
Each step writes back to your portal as it happens, so progress is something you check rather than something you chase.
See it in the portalBook the delivery
Announce the inbound in the portal - ASN or CSV upload - and pick a slot. Booked deliveries get unloaded promptly; unbooked ones wait their turn, so book.
Check in against the ASN
We count what arrives against what you announced. Any shortfall, overage or damage raises a discrepancy alert with photos the same day.
Putaway, and the clock starts
Stock goes wherever it fits best - that is our problem, not a pricing tier. Your first 30 days are free, which covers the normal gap between goods-in and a shipment going out; after that it is £20 per cubic metre per month, billed weekly.
Watch it, weekly, itemised
Live inventory shows what is where; the billing ledger shows what each week of storage cost, line by line. Draw stock down into prep or fulfilment whenever you like.
What it costs
Straight from the published rate card
These aren't “from” teasers - they are the rates on our pricing page.
See the full rate card- First 30 days of every delivery free
- £20 per cubic metre per month thereafter, billed weekly
- Charged on measured volume, so the bill falls as stock sells down
- A month under £5 is not billed at all
- No minimum volume · month-to-month rolling contract
Questions
Asked before, answered here
How is storage billed?
Weekly, on volume: your products' own package dimensions times the units we are holding, at £20 per cubic metre per month (£4.62 a week). Your first 30 days on every delivery are free. Each week's charge appears as its own line in the portal's billing ledger against the cubic metres it was calculated on, and a month coming to under £5 is not billed at all.
Is there a minimum term or minimum volume?
No. The agreement is month-to-month rolling, there is no minimum volume, and setup is £0. If you draw your stock down to nothing in week six, you stop paying storage in week six.
Do I have to choose a storage format?
No, and that is deliberate. We used to quote pallet, bin and cubic-metre rates, which meant the answer to 'what will this cost' was 'it depends which we put it in'. One rate on measured volume means bulk stock, pick-face stock and awkward oversized lines are all priced the same honest way, and where we physically put them is our problem.
Do I get any free storage?
Every delivery gets its first 30 days free, counted from the day we receive it. The normal flow - receive, prep, ship - finishes well inside that, so most clients never pay storage at all. It is there to price stock that genuinely sits, not the stock passing through.
What happens on delivery day?
If the delivery is booked through the portal, we unload, count against your ASN and put stock away, typically the same day. Unbooked deliveries wait their turn behind the booked ones - avoidable with a two-minute booking.
Related
Put your stock somewhere you can see it
Thirty free days, weekly billing after that, live inventory throughout, and a rate card with no surprises in it. Send an ASN and your first pallet can be racked this week.