Startup of the Week - YesWeStock
by Startacus Admin
For many of us there are times when we need a little extra space. We might be in the process of moving house and need somewhere to store all that junk we’ve acquired or we may find that we’ve outgrown our office and need a place to store all those old files and archiving. Whatever the reason may be, it can often be a bit of a challenge to find a storage solution that suits.
However, thanks to our latest Startup of the Week, that need no longer be the case.
YesWeStock is a community marketplace where people can list, discover and book convenient storage areas throughout the UK
It’s aimed at two types of users - those in need of some storage space and those who have storage space for rent.
Here’s how it works:
If you’ve got space available, you simply list it on the YesWeStock platform, describing in full what you’ve got on offer. You can outline the price, dates of availability and indeed any other conditions that you may have.
Other users then can browse the platform and make enquiries or reservations on spaces which meet their particular needs. Bookings are made and payments made directly to the owner. All renters are verified so there are no nasty surprises or bounced cheques!
If you’re looking for a space you’ll be impressed by the variety of spaces on offer - everything from spare rooms and basements through to closets and attics!
YesWeStock offers an interesting alternative to the standard storage units which most towns and cities have.
It also provides a fab opportunity for people with space to rent to make some extra cash.
As the YesWeStock team say - “ You can now save money or make some.”
What’s not to love about that!
YesWeStock
Interested in finding out about other new and innovative startups? Why not check out our previous Startup of the Week ?
And also check out how you can be considered for our next Startup of the Week.
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Published on: 30th June 2016
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