Comparison
UnitFull vs Storeganise
Storeganise gives you an open API to build on. UnitFull gives you the wired loop and revenue management built in — plus AI voice on the way (Roadmap — target Sept 2026) — on one bill.
Build it yourself on their API, or get it native — without giving up no-lock-in
Last reviewed: July 7, 2026
Feature comparison
| Feature | UnitFull | Storeganise |
|---|---|---|
| Native wired billing↔access loop (failed payment revokes the gate code, out of the box) On Storeganise, advanced operators build this loop themselves on the open API. On UnitFull it's native — no middleware, no extra subscription. | ✓ | ~ |
| FMS + tenant portal | ✓ | ✓ |
| Transparent published processing rates; bring your own account Both pass payments through at provider rates — we concede parity here. The difference is the bundle around it, not the processing model. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Own-your-data / no lock-in Storeganise's open-API, no-lock-in ethos is a genuine strength. UnitFull is no-lock-in too: full data export, bring your own payment processor, and no rip-and-replace to leave. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Revenue management (dynamic pricing) Native on UnitFull (Pricing Intelligence). On Storeganise it's a third-party integration you assemble. | ✓ | ~ |
| AI voice that transacts Will run natively on UnitFull (roadmap — target Sept 2026). On Storeganise, a third-party voice integration. | ROADMAP · SEPT 2026 | ~ |
| US multi-state lien / auction automation Storeganise is a strong global generalist; UnitFull is built for US-storage compliance depth. | ✓ | ~ |
| Free market-intelligence (rate / promo / market-tightness) | ✓ | ✗ |
Native wired billing↔access loop (failed payment revokes the gate code, out of the box)
On Storeganise, advanced operators build this loop themselves on the open API. On UnitFull it's native — no middleware, no extra subscription.
FMS + tenant portal
Transparent published processing rates; bring your own account
Both pass payments through at provider rates — we concede parity here. The difference is the bundle around it, not the processing model.
Own-your-data / no lock-in
Storeganise's open-API, no-lock-in ethos is a genuine strength. UnitFull is no-lock-in too: full data export, bring your own payment processor, and no rip-and-replace to leave.
Revenue management (dynamic pricing)
Native on UnitFull (Pricing Intelligence). On Storeganise it's a third-party integration you assemble.
AI voice that transacts
Will run natively on UnitFull (roadmap — target Sept 2026). On Storeganise, a third-party voice integration.
US multi-state lien / auction automation
Storeganise is a strong global generalist; UnitFull is built for US-storage compliance depth.
Free market-intelligence (rate / promo / market-tightness)
Wired together — never walled in.
One wired system doesn’t mean lock-in: your data is yours, free to export any day.
- Open API
- Free export
- Bring your own processor
Build it on their API, or get it native
Storeganise is genuinely good — a modern, automation-first platform with an open API and a real no-lock-in ethos. A lot of what we admire about how software should be built is in there, and we’ll say that plainly: this isn’t a comparison that wins by calling them bad.
It wins on one distinction: native vs assemble-it-yourself.
The loop you’d otherwise build yourself
The most advanced operators on an open platform tend to build the same thing: a wired loop between billing and access — a failed payment revokes the gate code, a payment restores it. It’s the single highest-leverage automation for running a facility without on-site staff, and on an open API you can build it.
On UnitFull you don’t have to. That loop is native — out of the box, no middleware to write, no extra subscription. It’s the thing operators reach for an API to build; here it’s just on.
Native vs integrate
The pattern repeats across the advanced layer. Revenue management — dynamic pricing that recommends rate moves — is native here (our Pricing Intelligence); on Storeganise it’s a third-party integration you select and maintain. AI voice that answers calls and transacts against the live ledger will be native here too (roadmap — target September 2026); there it’s another integration. Every integration is another data boundary, another bill, another thing to keep alive.
Where we genuinely agree
Two things we won’t claim as ours alone. Storeganise lets operators bring their own processor at transparent rates — so do we; that’s table stakes, not a wedge. And their no-lock-in ethos is real — so is ours: your data is always yours to export, you bring your own payment processor, and there’s no rip-and-replace to leave. You get the native bundle without giving up the freedom to walk.
Built for US storage, with the data layer included
Storeganise is a strong global generalist. UnitFull is built for US-storage depth — multi-state lien and auction automation — and includes a free market-intelligence layer (rate, promo, and market-tightness by metro) that an operator would otherwise pay for. The advanced features come bundled in the core; our optional add-ons are growth tools, never gates on running your facility.
The value buy
Not the cheapest line — the platform that gives you the wired loop and the advanced layer natively, keeps you free to leave, and doesn’t tax your payments.
Explore the full feature set at /features. Our pricing is published at /pricing.
Common questions
Storeganise also lets you bring your own processor — so what's different?
It does, and we concede that parity — transparent processing where you bring your own account is table stakes, not a UnitFull-only claim. The difference is the bundle around it. Storeganise is a strong, open, automation-first platform built to be assembled via its API and integrations; the wired billing↔access loop, dynamic pricing, and voice are things you integrate or build. On UnitFull the wired loop and dynamic pricing are native, on one bill — AI voice will join them natively (roadmap — target September 2026) — with US lien/auction automation and a free market-intelligence layer on top.
Storeganise has an open API and no lock-in. Does UnitFull lock me in?
No. Their open, no-lock-in ethos is a real strength, and we hold the same line: your data is always yours to export, you bring your own payment processor, and there's no rip-and-replace to leave. The trade is native-vs-assemble — you get the wired loop and the advanced layer built in here, without giving up the freedom to walk.
See our published pricing at /pricing.