Best Warehousing Companies in New York, United States
The 39 best Warehousing companies in New York, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Uncle Bobs Self Storage.
Ranked: Best Warehousing companies in New York
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Uncle Bobs Self Storage Offline-first storage service provider | $1.4B | 123 mo ago | Funding Raised | Hemant Rana Co-Founder | 1982 | — | — |
| 2 | LifeStorage REIT that invests in residential and commercial self-storage properties throughout the United States | $120M | 105 mo ago | Acquired | Kenneth Myszka ex-Co-Founder | 1982 | — | — |
| 3 | PECO Pallet Provider of reusable pallets and comprehensive pallet services | $40M | 229 mo ago | Acquired | Joseph Dagnese CEO | 1997 | MarkerApple iCloud MailDebian+10 | 1 award |
| 4 | Stuf Storage Provider of tech-enabled self-storage services | $13M | 42 mo ago | Series A | — | 2011 | Node.jsTailwind CSSReact+30 | — |
| 5 | SNL Stora Develops and manages self storage facilities | $7M | 65 mo ago | Series A | Ari Goldman Co-Founder | 2012 | — | — |
| 6 | Local Locker Provider of storage services | $3M | 13 mo ago | Seed | Peter Smyth Co-Founder | 2017 | UbuntuGoogle MapsStripe+21 | — |
| 7 | 3gwarehouse 3G Warehouse one of Long Island's only woman-owned warehousing operations in New York. | — | — | — | — | 2009 | Wix eCommerceWixSentry+14 | — |
| 8 | Ari Shipping Provider of freight forwarding and logistics solutions across multiple industries | — | — | Unfunded | — | 1986 | YouTubeMatomo AnalyticsHotjar+9 | — |
Top 6 Warehousing companies in New York
#1
Seed · Manhattan, New York · founded 2017 · 5 employees$3.4Mraised▾
Provider of storage space services intended to offer secure and reliable storage at affordable rates. The company's offering includes convenient storage where people live and work with contactless move-ins on a month-to-month lease, enabling users to save time and money on storage.
- Aug 2025Seed$3M
- Feb 2022Seed$1.7M
- May 2020Seed$3.4M
#2
Funding Raised · Williamsville, New York · founded 1982 · 408 employees$1.4Braised▾
Offline-first storage service provider
- May 2016Conventional Debt$1.4B
#3
Series A · Brooklyn, New York · founded 2011 · 8 employees$12.8Mraised▾
Provider of tech-enabled self-storage services. It allows users to book storage services by integrating them into local neighborhoods. Features include easy storage access via a mobile device, safe and clean spaces, and more.
- Feb 2023Series A$11M
- Dec 2020Seed$1.8M
#4
Acquired · Buffalo, New York · founded 1982 · 2500 employees$120Mraised▾
REIT that invests in residential and commercial self-storage properties throughout the United States
- Nov 2017Conventional Debt$450M
- Jun 2015Conventional Debt$300M
- Oct 2014PE$120M
- Sep 2014Conventional Debt$100M
#5
Acquired · Irvington, New York · founded 1997 · 320 employees$40Mraised▾
Provider of reusable pallets and comprehensive pallet services. This includes pallet inspection, cleaning, repair, and timely delivery. The company offers a streamlined ordering, tracking, and payment system. Its services support efficient material handling and reduce supply chain costs. The pallets are designed for safety and compatibility with various industries. A wide-reaching service network ensures broad coverage and accessibility.
- Jul 2007Conventional Debt$40M
#6
Series A · New York City, New York · founded 2012 · 24 employees$6.5Mraised▾
Develops and manages self storage facilities
- Mar 2021Series A$50K
- Sep 2020Series A$6.5M
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