Have you been wondering what to do with vacant retail space? We've got an interesting business opportunity!

By joining our network of +1600 StashPoints, your business will benefit from:

• Increased footfall and online visibility for your location
• Extra commissions earned on every bag stored
• Bookings and online payments are managed directly by us
• Insurance that will cover each bag up to £1000 against theft, loss, or damage

Over 2,500 small business owners, restaurants, hotels, property owners, and real estate managers in the United States, UK, Australia, and around the globe have turned their vacant space into cash by becoming Stasher hosts.

And more and more businesses every day are discovering that they too can tap into a significant revenue stream by turning a few square meters of their property into a luggage storage area.

How Stasher Help You Make More Money In Retail

Travelers book short-term luggage storage with Stasher via a simple online form. If a customer chooses your location, we’ll immediately send you an alert through our automated system.

All your staff will need to do is collect the bags when they arrive, place them in a secure storage area, and return the luggage to their owners when they come back for pickup. 

That’s it. 

You invest just a few short minutes of your time in exchange for a hefty commission from your unused space. We’ll list your space for free, and you’ll receive regular monthly payments to your bank account.

Become a Stasher Host and Earn Semi-Passive Income from Empty Retail Spaces

Since the pandemic started, throngs of stores have shut their doors as customers have opted for purchasing retail goods online. The vacancy rate for retail spaces reached 10.6% by April 2021 and continues to climb.

As a result, property owners have been racking their brains to figure out what to do with their vacant retail space. Unfortunately, continuing Covid obstacles have made it challenging to come up with lucrative business ideas for small retail spaces. 

But Stasher has a solution. Becoming a Stasher host can help your business make up for some of that lost revenue. And you’ll have an additional stream of income once life gets back to normal.

A Partnership with Stasher Will Help You Turn Vacant Office Space into Profit

The increasing work-from-home trend has left commercial property owners struggling to repurpose vacant office space. Some owners have sought to rezone their properties for mixed or residential use, but changing zoning laws takes time and effort, and there’s no guarantee you’ll succeed. Meanwhile, you’re losing income that you could be investing in other lucrative projects.

Becoming a Stasher host will allow you to continue to make a profit from some of your unused office space while you’re waiting for new tenants or a revised zoning permit. You can also add luggage storage as an adjunct to other measures of repurposing your space, such as hosting pop-up shops, galleries, and other events or converting your property into a co-working space, warehouse facility, or small-scale manufacturing center.

Stasher Partnerships Offer Added Income for Property Managers and Airbnb Hosts

Are you having trouble keeping your vacation rentals full? Why not offer your guests secure and convenient luggage storage by becoming a Stasher host? 

An added perk is the perfect thing to make a customer pick your rental over the competition. Offering free or affordable luggage storage will help maximize stay value for your customers and get you valuable references and repeat bookings.

Stasher for Hotels and Restaurants

The global pandemic has crushed revenue for hospitality businesses. And with the Omicron variant on the horizon, things may not get back to normal for a long time. 

Stasher’s hotel and restaurant partners have found that they can make up to $20K in extra revenue from just 20 square feet of unused space.

Ready to start making money from your empty space? Sign up to become a Stasher host today!