They are moving on Saturday whatever you say.
A storage caller has a van booked and a size in mind, and the first place to answer gets the unit rented. Callfoyer reads your real availability, quotes your published rate, and holds the unit before they ring the place down the road.
How it sorts a storage call
YOUR RULES- Reserve
- Wants a size you actually have freeReads your real availability and holds the unit on the call
- Quote
- Asking the monthly rateYour published price by size, plus what the deposit covers
- Account
- Existing tenant, gate code or paymentRecognises the number and applies your account rules
- Size
- No idea what size they needWalks your own size guide — a one-bed, a car, a pallet
What storage callers ask
Is it free, what's it cost, when can I get in.
Answered from your real unit availability and your published rates.
- “Do you have a ten by ten free this week?”
- Reads your actual availability, says what's free, and holds it while they are still on the phone.
- “What does it cost a month?”
- Your published rate for that size, plus the deposit and what the first month includes.
- “What time can I get to my unit?”
- Gives your real access hours and gate rules, including the ones that differ at weekends.
- “I've got a one-bed flat — what size?”
- Walks your own size guide instead of guessing, and offers the two that fit.
- “Is it climate controlled?”
- Confirms which buildings and which sizes are, and which are not.
- “Can I pay over the phone?”
- Recognises an existing tenant, takes the request, and applies your payment rules.
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Twenty minutes from now
Somebody is going to call while you're reading this.
Building it is free and takes about twenty minutes — you hear it in your own greeting before you decide anything. Pick a plan and a number when you want it answering for real, and turn the forwarding off in one tap if you hate it.