Alyta vs KeeSpaces

Alyta manages self-storage bookings, payments, identity checks, customer access, and reporting for storage operators. Through self-serve checkout, customers can select a unit, sign an electronic agreement, pay online, and receive access details. Operators use a cloud dashboard to manage spaces, customers, agreements, invoices, orders, and tasks. The drag-and-drop Space Builder supports custom space details and categories with more than 30 components. Payment options include cards, direct bank transfers, cash recording, and physical terminals; the service connects to Stripe and Ezidebit. Operators can provide access using PIN codes, digital keys, cards, FOBs, or physical keys, and grant or disable access remotely. Listed hardware integrations include Inner Range Inception and Hikvision HIK-Connect. Optional apps include Twilio SMS notifications, Shufti Pro identity verification, and Google Maps address verification. Alyta says identity documents can be automatically deleted after 60 days, and that card details are tokenised; its payment setup is described as PCI-DSS compliant with PCI-SAQ A. A 14-day free trial is advertised with no credit card required. The listed subscription is A$49.99 a month for 20 spaces per location; yearly payment saves 10%.

KeeSpaces is software for managing self-storage operations, including units, customers, rentals, and billing. It can automate billing, rentals, overdue payments, and account blocks. Operators managing multiple facilities can bring them into one environment with its multicenter feature. Businesses can connect their websites to automate online box rentals and accept online credit and debit card payments through integrations with major payment gateways. The software includes digital contract storage and signing, plus statistics on profitability and occupancy by area or unit type. Where a facility uses the company’s automated access system, KeeSpaces can manage entry and show who enters. The maker says one license works on multiple devices and allows as many organizational users as needed without extra user fees. Customers can use Android and iOS apps to manage storage access and inventory, receive invoice and contract alerts, and view or pay invoices. Pricing is available on request, and the maker advertises a free 30-day trial and exclusive support.