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Photo of Extra Space Storage - 7762 - Alameda - Mariner Square Dr
Photo of Public Storage - South San Francisco - 2679 Meath Drive
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Photo of Extra Space Storage - 1370 - Alameda - Clement Ave
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Photo of Extra Space Storage - 1053 - Oakland - Fallon St
Photo of Extra Space Storage - 1373 - Colma - Junipero Serra Blvd
Photo of Extra Space Storage - 1378 - El Sobrante - San Pablo Dam Rd
Photo of Extra Space Storage - 1531 - Oakland - 1090 29th Ave
Photo of Extra Space Storage - 1168 - Oakland - Market St
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Photo of Extra Space Storage - 6947 - South San Francisco - Shaw Rd
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Storage prices in San Francisco, CA

Prices vary by unit size and amenities. Compare facilities in San Francisco to find the right unit.

Average Monthly Price by Storage Unit Size in San Francisco, CA

Based on 75 storage units in San Francisco.

$290.00

ReducedToUp$145.72
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Cheapest Storage in San Francisco, CA

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    Cheapest 5x10 storage in San Francisco, CA

    $106.00$210.01
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    Cheapest 10x10 storage in San Francisco, CA

    $142.00$316.34
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    Cheapest 10x15 storage in San Francisco, CA

    $367.00$736
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    Cheapest 10x20 storage in San Francisco, CA

    $605.00$605
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Average prices last updated on 04-01-2026.

Average Price by Storage Unit Size in San Francisco, CA

Find online move-in rates and specials like first month half off and first month FREE at select San Francisco, California storage facilities. Below are the average monthly storage unit prices in San Francisco, California for the most common storage unit sizes.

Unit SizeAverage PriceLowest Price
5' x 5'$114.50$70.00
5' x 10'$210.01$106.00
10' x 10'$316.34$142.00
10' x 15'$736.00$367.00
10' x 20'$605.00$605.00
10' x 25'Not AvailableNot Available
10' x 30'Not AvailableNot Available

The overall average price of a self-storage unit booked in San Francisco, California over the past 180 days is $173.93.

Data for the cheapest self-storage unit is updated every 15 minutes.

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How Does Self-Storage Work?

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San Francisco, CA Self-Storage

San Francisco and the surrounding areas are a big draw for the tech industry, so people are constantly moving around the area. This industry creates huge demand for storage in San Francisco, so you'll find many conveniently located throughout the Bay Area.

Many new self-storage facilities have been built in recent years to meet the growing city's storage needs, as well as nearby Silicon Valley cities like Palo Alto, Cupertino, and Mountain View. San Francisco offers facilities with 24-hour access, drive-up access, and storage options with advanced security to keep your personal belongings safe.

Storage facilities in San Francisco range from multistory buildings with elevator access to single-story facilities with drive-up access. You'll find storage solutions throughout the city, from Marin Street to Geary Blvd and Mission Street.

How to Pick the Right San Francisco Storage Facility

San Francisco has a wide variety of storage options and sizes, depending on your needs. Small storage units, such as mini lockers and 5x5 storage units, are popular for storing a handful of boxes or seasonal items, like holiday decor, lawn tools, or even off-season clothing.

A 10x10 unit is the most popular size for self-storage and it can fit the contents of a one-bedroom apartment or home, such as large furniture, mattress sets, appliances, and several boxes. Larger units, such as 10x25 or 10x30 units, are also available for multi-bedroom moves or vehicle storage.

Businesses can also use self-storage for commercial storage to store excess equipment, office furniture and inventory. Use our storage unit size guide to determine the right size for you.

Climate-controlled Storage in San Francisco is Optional

While San Francisco has a pretty stable climate temperature-wise, humidity can be a problem. If you are storing items sensitive to moisture like musical instruments, vinyl records, or wood furniture, it is probably best to look for climate-controlled storage. These units are kept at a consistent temperature and humidity level year-round to ensure your personal belongings are well protected while in storage.

Self-storage Near Me in San Francisco

San Francisco has many storage options nearby, including various sizes of storage units, secure storage facilities, and vehicle storage. You can use SpareFoot to compare units and find the right one near you. Search our storage marketplace by zip code or address, then filter by the unit size you need, amenities you are looking for, and use the map to find the best storage units near you.

Once you've found the right option, you can make a reservation online without a credit card and pay your first month's rent when you move in to your facility.

Frequently asked questions about storage in San Francisco, California

How much is a storage unit per month in San Francisco?

The average monthly price for a storage unit in San Francisco, CA, is $142.09. The size of a unit directly impacts its average cost, with larger units generally costing more than smaller ones. The storage facility and amenities of the unit may also affect the monthly cost.

Do I need climate-controlled storage in San Francisco?

Climate-controlled storage is recommended for select items in San Francisco. Humidity can be a factor in the Bay Area, and climate-control can be helpful when storing temperature-sensitive items.

What is the average price for a 10x10 storage unit in San Francisco?

A 10x10 storage unit in the Bay Area costs an average of $275.96 a month, though prices can fluctuate due to factors such as location, demand, and amenities.

Can I use self-storage for my business in San Francisco?

Due to the popular tech startup scene in the area, there are many self-storage options for businesses and commercial use. Business storage can help a wide range of companies, such as e-commerce, drop shipping, boutiques, IT and technology and more.

What sizes of storage units come in the Bay Area?

The most common storage unit sizes are 5x5, 5x10, 10x10, 10x15 feet, and so on, with 10x30 feet being one of the largest sizes typically offered. These measurements reflect the length and width of the unit's floor, and unless specified otherwise, they usually have an 8-10 feet tall ceiling.

Does homeowners insurance cover a storage unit?

Homeowners insurance generally covers a storage unit if the contents were damaged or lost due to a covered peril, such as fire, theft, or vandalism. The policy, however, may limit coverage to certain types of property or to certain causes of loss.

Can hidden fees increase the monthly charge of a storage unit?

Yes, potential additional costs for storage might include a security deposit, administration fee, insurance costs, late payment fees, or fees for additional services such as access outside of business hours.

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