Container storage

Containers let themselves. Chasing the rent is the job.

Twenty and forty-foot containers, monthly licences, people coming and going. UnitLet keeps the list straight and does the chasing, so a container is never quietly empty for a month.

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What a container site actually needs

A plan, not a list

Lay the containers out as they sit on the ground. Green is paid, amber is due, red is late, grey is empty — you can read the whole site in one look.

Rent that chases itself

A reminder before it is due and again when it is late, by email or text, in your name. Nobody is chased twice for the same month.

Move-ins in one go

Take an enquiry, pick a free container, and they are on the system with their first payment due date set. No double entry.

Deposits held properly

What was taken, what was kept and why. When somebody leaves, the balance is already worked out.

Keys, codes and access

Notes against the container and against the occupier, so whoever is on site knows what the last person agreed.

Your books, exportable

Every payment downloads as a spreadsheet. Hand it to your accountant in January without a week of work.

An empty container earns nothing and still costs you ground rent. UnitLet shows what is free today, what is going free this month, and who on your enquiry list already asked for that size.

And when the site changes

Container sites grow. A hardstanding for caravans, a couple of workshop units at the front, a row of smaller self-store rooms in a building. UnitLet handles all of it on the same login — you switch on the parts you need and ignore the rest.

That is the whole reason UnitLet exists. Most operators do not stay one thing, and swapping systems when you add a different kind of unit is a job nobody has time for.

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