That garage could be paying for itself
A typical lock-up earns thousands a year. Listing costs nothing, you set the price, and you decide who gets in and when.
This could be you
A space like yours, quietly earning. Click through a few.
Mark's garage
North York, Toronto
CA$3,000
/ year (est.)
The bit that usually worries people
What happens if someone stops paying and leaves their things in your space?
On most platforms, that becomes your problem. You'd have to serve formal notices, wait months, pay for a van and a skip, and risk being sued if you got any of it wrong.
Not here. The renter's contract is with us, not with you. So if it goes wrong, we keep paying your rent, we run the legal process, and we send the van. You are never asked to deal with somebody else's belongings.
Paid on time, always
Your rent lands on the same date each month, including while we're chasing someone who has stopped paying.
We clear the space
If a renter abandons things, we handle the notices and the removal, and we cover the cost.
You're never left carrying the risk
You contract with Stashly, not the renter. If a booking goes wrong, chasing it and clearing the space is our job and our cost.
What could your space earn?
Rough figures based on what similar spaces let for.
A single garage is about 130-160 sq ft. A barn bay, 300-400.
You'd take home about
CA$299
per month, and Stashly takes 0% from hosts
- Rent you collect
- CA$299
- Stashly fee (0%)
- CA$0
- Over a year
- CA$3,590
An estimate based on comparable listings, not a guarantee. What you actually get depends on demand where you are.
How it works
List it, about ten minutes
Measure up, take five photos including the approach from the road, and set your price. We'll suggest a rate based on what's letting nearby.
We check it over
A quick review, and an ID check for you. Usually live within a day.
Get booked
If you offer self-access, renters can book outright. Otherwise you approve each request. Every renter is ID-verified before they can book anything.
Get paid, monthly
Straight to your bank, and you keep 100% of it. Stashly takes 0% from hosts, we make our money on the renter's side, not yours.
Worth checking before you list
If you rent your home, or the space is leasehold, have a look at whether sub-letting is allowed. Some leases and mortgages don't permit it, and it's a much easier conversation to have now than later.
List your spaceRoom for whatever you've got
Cars, caravans, boats, business stock, or just the overflow from a garage that's already full. Someone nearby has space for it.
