Hive Launches Stitch Storage Software for Operators
Hive Asset Group LLC has launched Stitch Storage, self-storage management software built for small independent facility operators.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Remote Work
Hive Asset Group LLC launched Stitch Storage, a self-storage management platform designed for independent operators with up to three facilities. The software handles online rentals, payments, gate access, tenant management, lien and auction workflows, and financial reporting for both staffed and unattended sites.
Why it matters
Small independent self-storage operators often manage facilities with limited tools, and Stitch offers a software option priced by facility size and unit count. The launch adds to the options available to operators who run smaller storage businesses.
Stitch starts at $39 per month for up to 50 units and rises to $99 per month for unlimited units at one facility, with each additional site adding $59 per month. Hive also charges a 0.3% fee on payments processed through the software, and its pricing is published without adoption or market-share figures.
The players
Hive Asset Group LLC
Hive Asset Group LLC is the Prior Lake, Minnesota company that developed and launched the Stitch Storage software platform.
The details
Stitch Storage is built for operators with up to three facilities, each comprising 30 to 300 units. Hive is offering a 30-day free trial with no credit card or contract required, along with free data migration and export completed within 48 hours, and existing customers receive a price-lock guarantee.
Timeline
November 4, 2026: Hive Stitch Storage software launch reported.
Market Landscape
Stitch Storage enters the self-storage management software market by targeting operators with up to three facilities, a segment that larger platforms may not prioritize. Its tiered pricing based on unit count and site count positions it as a lower-cost option for small independent owners.
Independent self-storage owners with one to three facilities can compare Stitch's $39 to $99 monthly plans against their current management costs. The 30-day free trial and free data migration let operators test the software on existing units before committing to a contract.
The takeaway
Operators weighing management software should compare per-facility pricing, payment processing fees, and migration support before switching systems. Trying a free trial with existing unit data can show whether a tool fits a smaller operation's workflow.
Further reading
Explore more Remote Work coverage for context on how software tools are changing small business operations.
