A way of storing cargo that saves you money & nerves

When you think of renting a warehouse, you probably think it’s time-consuming and expensive, right? But it's not! In this article, you will learn how it works and I will explain to you in 6 simple steps how to easily book a warehouse.

How you can pay as much as you use?

The StoringCargo online platform allows the user to pay for only as much space as it occupies in the warehouse. For example e.g. you want to rent a warehouse for 6PAL over the weekend, which means you’ll only pay for space these 6PALs occupy in some warehouse that weekend.

So, renting a warehouse does not mean renting a warehouse in its entirety, but only renting a warehousing service that already includes loading&unloading and other services.

The best thing is that there is no minimum quantity and also no minimum time required.

How does it work?

You can reserve a warehouse on StoringCargo.com with just 6 easy steps.

Step 1: Choose the place where you want to book a warehouse.

Step 2: Enter the desired date, from when to when you need a warehouse.

Step 3: Select the amount of cargo and mark any warehouse specification you need (outdoor, indoor, ADR, etc.).

Step 4: From all the offers, choose the one that suits you and click Book now. P.S All offers have immediate price calculations.

Step 5: In this step, you check all the details, booking price breakdown, etc., and then request a reservation.

Step 6: In the last step you get a confirmation email and that’s it.

Yeah, it really is that easy :)

Who uses StoringCargo.com?

Our services are used by everyone: carriers, freight forwarders, distributors, warehouse finders, online sellers, and warehouse owners.

Carriers in most cases need warehouses last minute, over the weekend, or just warehousing for the short term. Some of them, in addition to the warehouse itself, also need transport to their final destination.

Freight forwarders need StoringCargo in cases where they want to collect cargo in a warehouse, repack or redistribute cargo, or resolve emergency situations.

When distributors want to collect cargo in a particular region, in order to assemble groupage transport.

Warehouse finders or anyone who needs a warehouse e.g. small businesses, in case of relocation, etc.

Online sellers - retailers said that warehousing is a critical piece of your supply chain. Good eCommerce warehouse management can save money and time.

And on the other hand warehouse owners. Firstly, they register their warehouses for free. Secondly, they set prices and last but not least, they can already welcome customers from all over the world.

In which of these six groups would you place yourself?

Oh wait, you own a warehouse?

Instead of having empty space in your warehouse, turn your empty space into profit on  www.StoringCargo.com. Registration is as I mentioned completely free forever.

In 3 easy steps, you register your warehouse and you can already start earning extra money.

And what is the best thing?

There are so many benefits that we don’t even know where to start :D.

• Completely free registration forever

• More than 485 warehouses are available

• There is an available chat that allows direct communication with the selected warehouse

• StoringCargo.com website is available on phone, computer, etc.

• You literally pay as much as you spend

• You don’t need a forklift and your workers, that’s the job of a warehouse.

Summary

As we learned in the article, StoringCargo.com is a new online platform with over 485 registered warehouses. You will literally pay only as much as you spend for renting a warehouse and nothing more. Minimum time or quantity is not required. We also learned how to book your chosen warehouse in 6 easy steps and we found it to be completely easy. We met 6 groups that use StoringCargo services, everything from carriers, freight forwarders, warehouse owners, warehouse finders, online sellers, and distributors. And finally, we showed all warehouse owners how they can register their warehouse and earn extra money.

Do you still think finding warehouses is a nightmare? I don't think so.