Rooms, rates per square foot, move-ins and move-outs, and rent that chases itself. Built for the independent operator with one site — not for a chain with a head office.
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Every unit carries its area and its rate per square foot, so a price is never a number somebody half-remembers.
Measured by area as well as by room count. Twelve of twenty let sounds like sixty per cent; if the empty ones are the big ones it is thirty, and that is the number that matches the bank.
Reminders go before the due date, then at the intervals you choose after it. The difficult conversation happens far less often.
Cover details and expiry against each occupier, chased automatically before it lapses — because an uninsured room is your exposure too.
Somebody rings asking for "about a hundred square feet". UnitLet shows what fits, what is free, and what is going free.
Same system on the office computer and on your phone when you are walking the corridors.
A room stands empty for an average of far longer than it needs to — usually because nobody looked at the enquiry list the week it came free. UnitLet puts those two facts on the same screen.
Plenty of self-storage sites also have containers in the yard, or let a workshop or two at the back. Those need different paperwork — a lease rather than a licence, service charge, compliance certificates — and UnitLet handles both without you buying a second system.
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.