About us

easyStorage is a member of the easy family of brands, offering the no-frills approach to storage. The storage industry in its current form is hugely inefficient and therefore much more expensive than it needs to be. If there was ever an industry that the ‘easy’ brand was made for, it is storage.

easyStorage embraces the brand values:
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- Empathy
- Trust & Transparency
- Fairness
- Efficiency
- One Team

easyStorage offers a no-frills approach to pricing. Customers pay a sensible margin for storage and then pay for extras only if they need them. These may be packing materials, packing services, insurance as well as collection and return (with cheaper slots for when a delivery is already booked in the area). Each is priced sensibly.

Unlike traditional self-storage, we bring easyPods to our customer’s door.  We load items there and then, close the easyPods using security seals and take them to an easyStorage secure storage facility.

Unlike walk-in self storage, we take advantage of storing high in a warehouse, using cubic meters that are often otherwise wasted.

Stelios has partnered with entrepreneur Tim Slesinger, the Founder and CEO of easyStorage who has a proven track-record for building a substantial storage business covering 37 cities in 11 different countries.

Stelios is best known for creating easyJet in 1995 when he was just 28 years old. This pan-European low cost airline, headquartered in London, has revolutionised European air travel over the last two decades and it is now flying over 75 million passengers per year across 31 countries with a fleet of more than 260 aircraft. In 2000 Stelios floated easyJet on the London Stock Exchange in order to fund growth but he and his family have always remained the largest shareholders with a c 33% stake. As easyJet PLC became one of the biggest UK companies by market value, Stelios successfully campaigned to set a dividend policy that now distributes half of annual profits by way of dividends to all shareholders. For more information see easyhistory.info.

Another strategic decision made during the IPO process was that Stelios decided to retain ownership of the ‘easy’ brand, (including easyJet) in his private investment vehicle, easyGroup (www.easy.com), based in Monaco and London. As a result easyGroup now enjoys a steady and predictable income from licensing the easy brand to many businesses including the airline in return for a royalty based on their turnover (not profits). The easy brand has been extended and licensed to many other sectors – all dedicated to offering consumers more value for less. These include: easyHotel, which was also floated on the London Stock Exchange in 2014, easyBus, easyCar, easyStorage, easyVan, easyProperty, easyOffice, easyFoodstore, easyCoffee, easyGym and many many more, all of which contribute to easyGroup’s royalty income stream. Stelios continues to look for carefully selected partners with whom to extend the brand further. With every additional business brand partner , each further business activity and new geographical market into which the easy mark is extended, the equity in the easy brand is strengthened. easyGroup now owns more than 1000 registered trademarks within the easy family of brands all over the world and takes its protection from unauthorised use very seriously. For more information see www.easy.com.