8 Best Self-Storage Companies in Singapore 2026: Prices, Promos and Real 12-Month Savings

Work+Store has quietly become the operator to beat, and in August it was easy to miss why. Its single /promotion/ page has been retired and now redirects to an enquiry form; the offers moved onto four separate category pages, and that is where the best broadly available deal in the market was hiding. Five locations: Kallang Bahru, Ang Mo Kio, 100 Eunos, Aljunied and Tampines. The headline aircon deal is still live: free 4 months plus 35% off, which is 8 months at 65% or 5.2 months of rent for a whole year, roughly 57% off, the deepest single offer on this list. Read the gate carefully, because the poster carries it and most write-ups do not: it applies to 55-65 sqft units at Kallang Bahru only. The offer that matters to more people is on the basic-storage page: free 3 months plus up to 35% off, covering 10 to 400 sqft at Kallang Bahru, Ang Mo Kio and Eunos. Nine months at 65% is 5.85 months of rent for a year, about 51% off, and unlike the aircon deal it is not trapped in one size band at one branch. Work+Store has also started publishing rack rates, which almost nobody in this sector does: aircon storage from S$137 a month at Ang Mo Kio (20 to 95 sqft), basic storage from S$269 a month at Eunos (from 80 sqft), business storage from S$349 a month at Ang Mo Kio (110 to 515 sqft) and from S$470 a month at Kallang Bahru (120 to 150 sqft), plus a free 3 months and 10% off on the last 424 sqft business unit at Tampines. Wine storage runs from S$135 a month for 66 cases and above at Kallang Bahru, with free island-wide transport of your crates to the door and a free rack. Referrals pay S$100 in shopping vouchers. The published terms are strict and worth reading before you plan around any of this: new customers and new move-ins only, cannot be combined with any other discount, full prepayment required, first-come first-served, selected units at designated facilities subject to availability, a unit can be held for up to one month in advance, and Work+Store reserves the right to withdraw any promotion without notice. No end date is published on any of them, which is not the same as no end.

Lock+Store's September deals have lapsed, and nothing has replaced them yet. Its homepage, re-read on 5 October 2026, still carries the same three branch banners, and every one still says to get a quote or book before end September 2026: 50% off brand-new air-conditioned storage units at Lock+Store One North / Ayer Rajah regardless of unit size, 40% off air-con storage space at Tanjong Pagar, and 40% off air-con and non-air-con space at Kaki Bukit, all on a minimum three-month rental. A banner past its own deadline is not an offer, so if one of those branches suits you, ask whether it will still honour the rate and get the answer in writing. Ask the question the posters never answered, too: the terms stated the minimum rental period, not how long the 40% or 50% applied, so get the discount period as a number of months before you sign anything. Lock+Store publishes no rack rates, so everything else is by enquiry; rentals run from one month to a year and are renewable. Sixteen locations: Ang Mo Kio, Ayer Rajah, Balestier, Bishan (previously Micro Storage), Bukit Merah Central, Chai Chee, Geylang, Jurong, Kaki Bukit, MacPherson, Pasir Panjang, Sembawang, Tampines, Tanjong Pagar, Telok Blangah and Woodlands. Air-conditioned units are available at all facilities, with the widest ranges at Ang Mo Kio, Bedok / Chai Chee, Eunos / Kaki Bukit and Telok Blangah. For e-commerce sellers there is a feature no other operator here matches: goods pickup and drop-off points at Ayer Rajah, Bedok / Chai Chee, Eunos / Kaki Bukit and Tanjong Pagar, so you do not have to be at the facility to receive or send stock. Free use of trolleys, ladders and pallet jacks, 24/7 access with CCTV monitoring, spacious loading bays and wide corridors. Office hours are Mondays to Fridays 9am to 6pm and Saturdays 9am to 1pm, closed Sundays and public holidays.

Spaceship is the entry on this list that changed the most, and not just on price. In August it was a pure door-to-door valet service and its site advertised no promotion. It now sells two different products, both discounted. Self storage is new: private, lockable units with your own padlock and 24/7 access, currently at 30% off plus 2 months rent free. Ten months at 70% is 7 months of rent for a year, about 42% off, which puts it behind only Work+Store on this page. The published ladder runs lockers from S$60 a month at 6 to 12 sqft (the smallest published band on this list), S$175 for 50 to 100 sqft, S$350 for 100 to 200 sqft, S$700 for 200 to 300 sqft and S$1,050 for anything over 300 sqft, in ambient or air-conditioned, with upsize and downsize subject to availability. Four sites, but not all of them do full units: Spaceship @ Ang Mo Kio (38 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2, S569511, self storage, aircon self storage, workspace with storage, SpaceLabs), Spaceship @ Eunos (100 Eunos Avenue 7, S409572, self storage, lockers, workspace with storage, SpaceLabs), Spaceship @ Keppel (43 Keppel Road, S099418, SpaceLabs only) and Spaceship @ Jalan Pemimpin (39A Jalan Pemimpin, Halcyon Building, S577183, lockers only). Door-to-door is still the reason most people find Spaceship, and it is still priced from S$72 a month for a 20 sqft plan, rated at 12 cartons plus 3 suitcases, approximately 1.4m by 1.3m, with 40, 60, 80, 100 and over-120 sqft plans above it. It is currently advertising up to 40% off monthly storage. The part to model carefully is the transport, because it is billed separately from the storage and billed again on the way back. Going in: Small Item Pickup is S$20 per trip plus S$3 per item, capped at 20 items, with each item under 20kg and under 1.8m in any dimension; Move to Storage, for furniture and whole-home contents, starts at S$120 per trip and includes trained movers, free brand-new double-walled cartons and a covered vehicle with driver. The return is charged separately again: Small Item Return is S$20 per trip plus S$3 per item, and a Storage Return starts at S$120 for a 20 sqft load plus S$60 for each additional 20 sqft. So twelve boxes in and back out runs roughly S$56 each way in handling before a cent of rent. If you take a self-storage unit instead, Spaceship will still move you in: a full Moving Service from S$300 per trip with wrapping and protection, or Pickup & Go from S$80 per trip for a driver and vehicle where you load it yourself. Items are barcoded and inventoried on the door-to-door service, so you can see what you have in storage online without going to look. Read the coverage: basic protection is paid at S$1 per kilogram, capped at S$200 per item and S$1,500 per customer, with a S$30 excess on each eligible claim. A 3kg laptop is therefore covered for about S$3, not S$200, so it is adequate for household overflow and nowhere near enough for anything light and valuable. Billing is monthly with a minimum of one month and 14 days' cancellation notice. Over 12,000 customers, 350,000 sqft of storage, ten years in operation, 4.9 from more than 900 Google reviews. Sales on 6220 0126.

Extra Space Asia is still the cleanest offer in the market, and it has just bought itself three more months. The campaign has been renamed from 'Moving Season. Get Extra.' to 'Year-End Lock-In', under the line 'Other Prices May Change. Ours Doesn't', and the deadline has moved from 31 August out to 30 November 2026. The mechanic is unchanged: 30% off self storage when you prepay 3 to 12 months, no deposit and no hidden fees. What makes this different from every free-months deal on this page is that the discount applies to the whole prepaid term rather than the opening months. Prepay twelve and you pay 70% for twelve. Nothing steps back up in month three or month five. It is not the deepest number here, but it is the only one you can quote back to yourself a year later without checking a calendar. A parallel wine-storage offer runs alongside it, badged 'Harvest Your Savings', also at 30% off with no deposit. Its banner, which printed the impossible date '31 November 2026' in mid-September, has been corrected and now reads 'Offer Ends 30 November 2026'. New since our 4 September check: a third card, 'Military Exclusive', offers an extra 5% off your storage rental, again with no deposit. The page does not say whether it stacks with the Year-End 30%, so if you are serving or an NSman, ask for both in the same quote. New on 28 September: a fourth card, 'Make Your Move. Pick Your Perk.', offers 10% off storage with your choice of extras. The page names no end date and does not list the extras, so ask what is on offer; at 10% it is well short of the Year-End 30%, so it is mainly worth asking about if the three-month prepayment rules the 30% out for you. Twelve locations: Ang Mo Kio, Boon Keng, Commonwealth, Eunos Link, Hillview, IMM, Kallang Way, Marymount, Tai Seng, Toa Payoh, West Coast and Woodlands. The range of services is wider than most people realise: air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned self storage, dedicated wine storage, BIZplus+ shared workspaces, e-Valet door-to-door storage for people who do not want to visit a facility, e-Locker parcel drop-off and collection at any hour, and e-Move moving. Extra Space also publishes a size estimator and an insurance page, and it operates across Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan, which matters if you are storing here and relocating within the region.

StorHub introduced self-storage to Singapore in 2003 and is still the largest operator in the country by facility count, with 18 sites: Changi, Changi 25A, Toa Payoh (743 Lorong 5), Toa Payoh (615 Lorong 4), Bukit Batok, Bukit Batok No. 9, Jurong East, Jurong West, Marsiling, Marsiling (Riverside Road), Woodlands Loop, Hougang, Hougang (91 Defu Lane), Tampines, Kallang Avenue, Serangoon, Yishun and West Coast. If proximity is your first filter, and for a unit you will visit repeatedly it should be, StorHub has the best odds of having something near you. It also has the shallowest discounts on this page, and it is the only operator honest enough to show you why. Three separate offers are running at once and they are not interchangeable. (1) 50% off two months at selected locations, described as 'two months for the price of 1', with no security deposit and a best-rate guarantee; availability is limited to selected facilities and unit sizes. Annualised, that is one month saved out of twelve, 8.3% off. (2) From S$25 a month for lockers at Jurong East and Jurong West only, framed as 50% off four months, with the page explicit that the normal monthly rate applies from the fifth month onwards. Auto-pay only, and for new customers or existing customers taking an additional unit. Two months saved out of twelve is 16.7% off. (3) Two months free, which StorHub itself annotates as 'up to 16% off 12 months', the single most useful sentence on any storage promotions page in Singapore, because it is the only place an operator does the annualisation for you. Two things about this third offer matter. On 5 October its card still reads sign up by 30 September 2026, so it has passed its own deadline and you should confirm it is still honoured before counting on it; the other offers here carry no end date. And it is not running at all 18 locations: the offer's own location list carries 17 facilities, with Changi absent. Changi appears on the 50%-off-two-months list instead, so if that is your nearest site, you are choosing between a different offer than the one the headline suggests. On top of those: a S$100 referral incentive paid the month after your friend signs up, with no cap on how many people you refer, and buy 5 storage boxes, get 1 free of the same size. StorHub's stated position across all three deals is no security deposit required, which removes the traditional up-front cash bite. Enquiries on 6337 2000.

Urban Space is the one-site operator that solves more than one problem at the same address. Its offer is unchanged since August, up to 3 months free when you sign up, with no end date published, although the old /promotions/ index now returns a 404 and the deal sits on its own page. That page, re-read on 28 September, finally spells out the terms: new customers only, a minimum 12-month rental commitment, selected unit sizes only, not combinable with other promotions, and you pick promo code 3MONTHSFREE in the enquiry form. On a 12-month rental three free months is 25% off, which puts it ahead of everything StorHub is running and behind Work+Store, Spaceship and Extra Space. The 12-month minimum matters: this is not a renovation-length deal, and 'selected unit sizes' means you should ask which sizes qualify before you plan around it. Two smaller offers run alongside it: a referral programme, and boxes on sale, buy 5 and get 1 free. One site: 3 Depot Close, #01-02, Singapore 109840, on 6282 0000 or 9628 0088. What the single address buys you is that self storage, workspace and e-commerce fulfilment sit under one roof, along with a door-to-door storage service, which is a genuinely useful combination for a small online seller who wants stock, a desk and a packing operation in the same building rather than in three. The site publishes a space calculator, a storage guide and an FAQ set. The trade-off is obvious and worth stating: with one location in Bukit Merah, the drive is the drive. If you live in the north or the east and expect to visit monthly, price the petrol and the time against a 30% discount at a branch ten minutes away before the 25% wins the argument.

Storefriendly is the operator most likely to be unfairly skipped, because it is advertising nothing and has been for a while. Its promotions page sits in the main navigation and, re-checked on 28 September 2026, it still lists no active offer. That is a fact about the page, not a judgement about the business, but it does mean that if you shortlist on discounts alone you will never see it, and you should ask for a written quote to compare its rack rate against a competitor's promotional rate before ruling it out. What it has instead is the most consistent access policy on this list. Storefriendly publishes Access Hrs: 24/7 on every one of its eight branch listings, rather than as a chain-level claim with per-site exceptions: Paya Lebar (107 Eunos Avenue 3, Storefriendly Centre, S409837, 6206 7331), Leng Kee (19 Leng Kee Road, S159093, 6206 7334), Bedok South (202 Bedok South Ave 1, Blk A, #01-02, S469332, 6206 7336), Ubi (69 Ubi Crescent, S408561, 6206 7338), Clementi (1 Clementi Loop, #03-06, S129808, 6206 7332), Bukit Merah (10 Jalan Kilang Timor, S159306, 6206 7337), Jurong East (10 Toh Guan Road East, S608597, 6206 7333) and Hougang (85 Defu Lane 10, #04-01, S539218, 6206 7339). Each branch has its own direct line and its own email, which is a small thing that makes getting a real quote much faster than a central enquiry form. It is also the only operator here running robotic storage, alongside self storage, student storage, wine storage, business storage, workspaces, coworking, a movers service and merchandise. Access is by smart card with biometric security, with no additional payment or telephone reservation needed to visit during opening hours, and trolleys at the loading dock. The agreement is deliberately short-form: Storefriendly states there is no long-term lease, it uses an SSAA-approved storage agreement, you can move in the day you sign, stays can be as short as one month, and you give at least 14 days' notice to move out. Fees are paid monthly in advance by cash, cheque or credit card. Separate protection plans are sold rather than bundled, so price that in. Free parking is available at selected branches. Over 20,000 individuals and businesses use it.

Store Room is the plainest operator on this list, and it competes on rate rather than campaign, but there is something you need to know before you go looking for it. When we re-checked on 4 September 2026, storeroom.com.sg did not respond at all, on either port, from two separate clients, and it was still unreachable on 15 and 28 September, although the domain itself stays registered to June 2027. That is not evidence of closure and we are not treating it as such: ACRA still records STORE ROOM PTE. LTD. as a live company, with its most recent annual return filed 17 October 2025, and the facility remains listed at the same address across third-party directories. But it does mean the website may not be the way to reach it this week. Call 6282 3966 or email enquiry@storeroom.com.sg instead, and treat everything below as last verified in August rather than today. In August its Promotion page was in the menu and the page was empty; what it advertises instead is a lowest-price guarantee, so the comparison to run is Store Room's quoted rate against a discounted rate elsewhere, not against another headline. Ask for both in writing. One facility: 6 New Industrial Road, New Century Building, Singapore 536199, off Upper Paya Lebar Road in the industrial belt between Tai Seng and Ang Mo Kio, with the office at #01-02 and units on the fourth floor. Office hours are Mondays to Fridays 9:00am to 6:00pm and Saturdays 10:00am to 4:00pm, closed Sundays and public holidays, but storage access is 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so the office hours constrain when you can sign, pay or ask questions rather than when you can reach your things. The size range is genuinely wide for a single site, running from cubicle stores at 12-19 sqft, one of the smallest entry sizes on this list, up through small (20-40 sqft), medium (41-60 sqft) and large, to extra-large units at 82-114 sqft that will take the contents of a flat. The site is set up for both personal storage and business storage, and the single-site model means the team knows the building, which is worth something when you are working out whether a sofa will fit through a particular door.