Terms of Service

Stashly is a trading name of RYJOX Technologies Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales. References to "Stashly", "we", "us" and "our" in these terms mean RYJOX Technologies Ltd.

Stashly is a marketplace connecting people with space to store goods or park vehicles (hosts) with people who need it (renters). Stashly is the counterparty to each booking: a renter contracts with Stashly, and Stashly licenses the space from the host.

Stashly does not own, inspect, or guarantee any listed space, is not a party's agent, and is not an insurer or a provider of legal or financial advice.

You must be 18 or older and give accurate information. We may require email, phone, and identity verification, and may refuse, suspend, or terminate accounts to prevent fraud, illegality, or harm.

A host may list and take bookings before verifying, but Stashly releases no payout until the host's identity is verified and payout details are set up.

Renters pay the host's monthly rent plus a single service fee, shown before payment. Hosts pay no commission or listing fee and keep 100% of the rent they set. Payments are processed by Stripe, in Canadian dollars, and may be subject to applicable taxes.

If a renter defaults and abandons goods, Stashly serves the required notices and arranges for the goods to be collected and moved to a licensed storage facility at the renter's cost, so the host's space is cleared. Stashly contributes up to CAD 2,000 toward that cost, on top of the deposit. This is a limited service guarantee. It does not insure anyone's goods, and it does not replace a host's rental income.

To the fullest extent the law allows, Stashly is not liable for loss of or damage to stored goods, for the acts of any host or renter, or for indirect loss. Nothing removes rights that cannot be excluded under Ontario's Consumer Protection Act, 2002.

These terms are governed by the laws of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada applicable there, and the courts of Ontario have jurisdiction, subject to your consumer rights.