Storage Unit Prices by Size, City & Features

Most storage units cost between $30 and $450+ per month depending on unit size, location, and storage features. Smaller storage units like 5x5 and 5x10 units are usually the most affordable, while larger units and climate-controlled storage often cost more.

A 10x10 storage unit usually costs between $90 and $180 per month depending on the city, facility location, and storage features. 10x10 storage units are among the most popular sizes for apartment and household storage.

5x5 storage units and 5x10 storage units are usually the lowest-cost storage options and are commonly used for boxes, seasonal items, and personal storage.

Yes. Storage facilities in nearby suburban ZIP codes often have lower monthly pricing than facilities in major metro areas and high-demand urban locations. Comparing nearby cities may help renters find more affordable storage options.

Yes. Climate-controlled storage units usually cost more because they help protect items from heat, humidity, and temperature changes. Climate-controlled storage is popular for furniture, electronics, documents, antiques, and business inventory.

Drive-up storage units may cost more than standard indoor units because they provide direct vehicle access and easier loading and unloading. Drive-up storage is popular for moving, contractor storage, and heavy furniture.

RV storage typically costs between $50 and $500+ per month depending on RV size, indoor vs outdoor parking, covered storage, and facility location. Outdoor RV storage is usually the most affordable option.

Yes. Outdoor storage is usually less expensive than indoor storage because it provides fewer protective features and climate controls. Outdoor storage is commonly used for RV storage, boat storage, vehicle storage, and contractor equipment.

Storage prices are usually affected by unit size, city and ZIP code, climate control, drive-up access, local demand, facility occupancy, and seasonal pricing. Major cities often have higher monthly storage costs than nearby suburban areas.

Yes. Many storage facilities allow renters to compare prices, view available units, and reserve storage online without a credit card.