The operators
We’ve run the facilities.
Thousands of move-ins. Lien auctions. Rate letters at 9 p.m. We’ve worked the counter we’re building for — so the software fits the job.
Why Facily Websites
Built by operators
and developers.
Facily was founded by self-storage operators and the developers who build their software — people who’ve run facilities through lien auctions and 9 p.m. move-ins, and shipped dozens of web apps. That combination is rare. It’s also why our websites don’t just look good — they perform.
Our origin
Two backgrounds. One product.
The developers
We’ve shipped the software.
Dozens of web apps designed and built. We sweat milliseconds, schema, and semantics most storage vendors never touch — and it shows.
The best of both worlds — and the reason the rest of this page exists.
The craft
What that combination actually ships.
Performance
Fast is the whole funnel.
A storage shopper deciding at midnight won’t wait three seconds. Our sites render at the edge and ship almost no JavaScript, so the first paint is the only paint. We tune to the field data Google actually ranks on — not a lab score we cherry-picked.
0.9sLCP · field, 28-day
- 100 Lighthouse — performance, SEO, best practices
- Real-user Core Web Vitals, tracked every day
- Edge-rendered, image-optimized, JS-minimal
- Sub-second on a mid-range phone, not just fiber
Search
Found before they search.
Every facility gets a tree of location and unit-size pages generated from your live inventory — “10×10 storage in Round Rock” — each carrying LocalBusiness and SelfStorage schema. You rank for the long tail competitors never bother to build.
1,400+Pages indexed
- Programmatic location and unit-size landing pages
- LocalBusiness + SelfStorage JSON-LD baked in
- Rich-result stars, FAQ, and breadcrumbs
- Sitemap, canonicals, and OG tags automatic
Conversion
From ‘maybe’ to moved-in.
Reserve, pay, and set up autopay on one screen — Apple Pay and Google Pay in two taps. If they drop off, recovery emails bring them back. Built by people who’ve watched a clunky checkout lose a rental at the counter.
+47%Cart recovery
- One-page reserve → pay → autopay
- Apple Pay and Google Pay, address autofill
- Abandoned-cart recovery out of the box
- Plugs straight into your move-in flow
Insight
See every visit. Own every byte.
A first-party analytics panel built into every site — real-time visitors, the reservation funnel, and which campaign actually moved tenants in. No third-party pixels, no cookie banner, no data leaving your tenancy. Spin up an A/B test on the hero in a click.
0Cookie banners
- First-party — no cookie banner required
- Live funnel: visit → reserve → move-in
- Built-in A/B testing on hero and pricing
- Attribution down to the campaign
Access
Built for everyone. Safe from lawsuits.
Storage operators get hit with ADA web lawsuits more than almost anyone. Every Facily site ships WCAG 2.2 AA by default — keyboard paths, contrast, labels, focus, reduced-motion — so every tenant can rent, and you’re not the next demand letter.
AAWCAG 2.2
- WCAG 2.2 AA by default, every page
- Keyboard-navigable, screen-reader labelled
- AA contrast and visible focus states
- Honors reduced-motion preferences
The payoff
Operator instinct, developer craft — in the same product.
Checkout that knows storage
Proration, autopay, insurance, and move-in math built by people who’ve rung it up a thousand times.
Schema that actually ranks
Clean semantics and SelfStorage JSON-LD, shipped by developers who actually read the spec.
Metrics that pay rent
We report reservations, occupancy, and recovered carts — not vanity pageviews.
Local and bilingual
Storage is a neighborhood business. Pages and checkout speak English and Spanish.
Live pricing, on-site
Rates from the revenue engine surface on the page in real time. No stale PDFs.
Speed, because we’ve waited
We’ve watched a slow page lose a midnight rental. Every site ships sub-second.
The bar
What every Facily site ships at
100Speed
100SEO
AAAccess
See where
your site stands.
Send us your current storage site. We’ll send back a free speed, SEO, and accessibility scorecard — measured against the same bar we hold ourselves to.