Storagely has announced Storagely 3.0.1, a complete rebuild of its website platform for self-storage operators and the largest release in the company's history. The new version will make its public debut at the SSA Fall Conference & Trade Show from September 8th to 11th at the Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, at Booth #1233. The rebuild is not merely an incremental update but a new architecture designed exclusively around how operators run their business, according to the company.
The self-storage industry has evolved since Storagely entered it, and operators are facing new questions and constraints. Rather than adding another round of features, Storagely decided to rebuild from the ground up. "Operators have been telling us the same three things for years," said Austin Simmons, who was named Chief Executive Officer in April 2026. "They want to be more hands-on, not stuck behind a support ticket. They want to launch a new location in days, not weeks. And they want each facility to be able to stand out in its own market. We stopped just adding features and decided it's time to rebuild around those pain points."
The rebuild introduces several changes aimed at giving operators more control. FLEX, the platform's drag-and-drop editor, allows operators to edit any block, swap layouts, and publish new pages in minutes without a developer. ATLAS, Storagely's new Location Profile Manager, consolidates every location's details—such as address, hours, pricing, photos, unit types, and amenities—into one place, replacing multiple spreadsheets and hours of work with a single source of truth that automatically updates the website. With the new ATLAS Google Profile sync, a simple edit to a Google Business profile can update location details directly on the website as well. Together, these tools provide a faster path than the support ticket and allow customization that gives each facility its own identity instead of a one-size-fits-all approach.
Launch speed is another major focus. New sites launch in weeks rather than months, and new locations come online in days rather than weeks. New features move just as fast. This new era of launch velocity allows operators to move at their own pace, stay agile, and make quick decisions when needed to move the needle.
Performance has also been improved. Storagely rebuilt 3.0.1 from the ground up exclusively for self-storage, with modern architecture, faster load times across mobile and desktop, better page speed scores, and infrastructure that scales from a single store to hundreds of locations. All still paired with the newly imagined one-page checkout that has exciting new upgrades like the long-awaited merch shop and other upsell options.
Simmons, previously Chief Operating Officer and now CEO, led the rebuild in close partnership with Founder and Executive Chairman Brian Leimone, whose technical vision continues to drive the platform. Simmons has worked with Storagely across nearly a decade and several iterations of the business, including the years before it entered self-storage. "For years I've watched Austin grow from someone I believed in, into the leader Storagely needs today," said Leimone. "3.0.1 begins a new era for the company, and he's the right person to lead it."
Storagely will demo 3.0.1 at Booth #1233 across September 8th-11th at the SSA Fall Conference & Trade Show. Meetings can be booked in advance at storagely.io/schedule-a-demo. For more information, visit storagely.io.
The implications of this announcement are significant for the self-storage industry. By shifting from a feature-based approach to a ground-up rebuild focused on operator pain points, Storagely is positioning itself as a partner that understands the operational realities of running self-storage facilities. The emphasis on control, speed, and performance could raise the bar for website platforms in the sector, forcing competitors to rethink their own offerings. Operators may benefit from reduced reliance on support tickets, faster time-to-market for new locations, and the ability to differentiate facilities in local markets. As the industry continues to evolve, Storagely's 3.0.1 release signals a new era where technology adapts to operators' needs rather than the other way around.
