Storagely adds native Monument integration for self-storage operators

Storagely and Monument have launched a native integration that syncs self-storage units, pricing and availability in real time, letting operators complete rentals on branded websites. Right Move Storage will be the first portfolio live this month, with Storagely opening a waitlist for Monument facilities.

Why it matters: - The integration lets self-storage operators connect Monument’s facility management system to Storagely websites without giving up a branded online rental flow. - Real-time syncing of units, pricing and availability can reduce manual updates across multi-site portfolios. - The launch is aimed at operators managing multiple facilities and third-party managers that need to move faster across many locations.

What happened: - Storagely announced a native integration with Monument for self-storage operators. - Operators running Monument can pair it with a Storagely website. - Rentals complete on the operator’s own branded site. - Right Move Storage, a Houston-based management company operating facilities across five states, will be the first portfolio live on the integration. - The first portfolio launch is scheduled for this September.

The details: - Monument centralizes operations, tenant communications, delinquency workflows, access control and GAAP-compliant accrual accounting across facilities. - Monument’s rate engine moves prices by rule in both directions. - Monument’s reporting closes on lease-level accuracy. - Storagely 3.0.1 was built to solve launch speed and scaling problems for website management. - Storagely’s ATLAS location profile manager keeps one record per facility for hours, photos, amenities, promos and SEO. - Editing ATLAS publishes changes to the site without spreadsheets or page-by-page updates. - Google Business Profile updates sync through ATLAS. - Site changes can be pushed to the full portfolio, a custom group or a single store. - Third-party managers can run separate branded sites for each owner from one system. - FLEX uses drag-and-drop editing and does not require a developer, agency or ticket queue. - Site components pull from ATLAS and Monument so hours, promos, pricing and availability stay current after launch. - The renter flow includes a 60-second checkout with upsells, a merch shop and VBP options. - Renters can choose a unit from an interactive facility map. - Storagely’s Snap Size guide lets renters photograph a room or garage pile to size a unit. - Storagely is approved for Reserve with Google and can offer that integration to eligible customers.

Between the lines: - The integration pushes website operations deeper into the facility management stack, which reduces the gap between back-office pricing decisions and what renters see online. - Storagely is positioning the website layer as a live extension of Monument rather than a separate marketing system. - The pitch to operators is less about design and more about speed, consistency and fewer manual handoffs across a portfolio. - Austin Simmons, Storagely’s CEO, said Monument’s product stood out after years of development with self-storage operators. - Todd Gresky, division vice president at Right Move Storage, said Storagely’s one-page checkout increased online rentals and reduced abandoned rentals.

What's next: - Storagely is opening an immediate waitlist for Monument facilities. - Operators can request a demo at Storagely.io. - Monument joins Storagely’s growing list of native FMS integrations. - The first portfolio goes live this month, which will serve as the first real test of the combined workflow.

The bottom line: - Storagely and Monument are tying facility management and online rental execution together more tightly, with the goal of making portfolio-wide website updates faster and the renter checkout process smoother.