How much is a Public Storage unit per month?

A 10x10 is advertised at a median of $94 a month online across 4,576 Public Storage locations. Sizes run from $34 for a 5x5 to $208 for a 10x30, read 2026-08-31.

Why are there two prices on a Public Storage listing?

The online rate is the promotional price for booking on the web and the regular rate is what the unit lists at otherwise. Across 156,768 advertised units the regular rate is 1.5 times the online rate at the median, so it is a pricing rule rather than a per-branch discount.

Price data

Public Storage prices by unit size and city

Q: Is Storage Price Index affiliated with Public Storage?

No. Storage Price Index is independent research and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Public Storage or any storage operator. Figures are the operator's own advertised rates, republished with the date they were read.

Every advertised rate Public Storage publishes for 4,655 of its own locations in 170 US markets, read from its listings and put side by side. 156,768 prices, last read 2026-08-31.

This is not Public Storage. Storage Price Index is independent research, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Public Storage or any storage operator. Every figure here is that operator's own advertised rate, read from its public listings and republished with the date it was read. To rent, book with the operator.

What each size costs

Median advertised prices across the network. The online rate is the promotional price for booking on the web; the regular rate is what the same unit lists at otherwise.

Unit sizes and their national online rate
Size	Sq ft	Online rate	Regular rate	Locations
5x5	25	$34	$51	4,006
5x10	50	$54	$81	4,536
5x15	75	$75	$113	2,819
10x10	100	$94	$141	4,576
10x15	150	$118	$177	4,325
10x20	200	$149	$224	4,343
10x25	250	$165	$248	2,175
10x30	300	$208	$312	3,163

Two rates on every listing

Every unit is published with two figures, and the gap between them is not a discount that varies by branch. Across 156,768 advertised units the regular rate is 1.5× the online rate at the median, and every single observation falls between 1.4× and 1.6×. That is a pricing rule applied across the network, not a negotiated quote — so the online rate is the number to compare on, and the regular rate is the one to budget against once any introductory period ends.

How the two rates work · Why a storage price goes up

Where it is cheapest, and dearest

Median 10x10 by market, across the 130 markets where enough of the operator's branches stock one to take a median honestly.

Cheapest markets for a 10x10
Cheapest markets	Median 10x10	Locations
Huntsville, AL	$34	14
Amarillo, TX	$46	12
Ocala, FL	$48	35
Fort Myers, FL	$50	17
Macon, GA	$50	8

Most expensive markets for a 10x10
Dearest markets	Median 10x10	Locations
Honolulu, HI	$266	14
San Juan, PR	$252	11
Brooklyn, NY	$234	34
Los Angeles, CA	$226	143
San Francisco, CA	$196	51

All 170 markets · What storage costs by size · Download the data

Why only one operator

Public Storage publishes a price for every location it runs, in a form that can be read and checked, and this site was built on that. The rest of the market is uneven rather than closed: two of the largest operators block automated reading outright, while at least one other publishes per-location rates as plainly as Public Storage does and is simply not collected here yet. So this site cannot tell you whether another operator is cheaper on your street, and does not pretend to. What it can tell you is what this operator charges for the same unit a few miles apart, which is a question its own site never answers.