Storage solutions for self-employed professionals, young entrepreneurs, start-ups and freelancers

More and more people want to start their own business. In 2018, microenterprises reached a new record with 308,300 business registrations, up 28% on the previous year! Why not go for it yourself? With HOMEBOX by your side, it's easier than ever!

Do you have an innovative idea? A skill that's in demand? Why not set up your own business, either full-time or as a project aside your day job*?

Of course, it's always best to carry out market research first, target potential customers, find suppliers...

But then, setting up your business is relatively straightforward: you can do it all online, in just a few clicks! Quite tempting, isn't it?

However, a major challenge soon arises: what about space? Setting aside one room in your home for your business may be enough to get you started. But where are you going to store your inventory and professional equipment?

HOMEBOX offers storage units tailored to your business needs

Whether you're launching your company or business is already booming, storage units are an ideal solution. HOMEBOX operates the largest self-storage network in France: you will always find a HOMEBOX facility close to your home.

You can rent as much or as little space as you need, without having to sign a lease. You can adjust the surface area you rent as your business grows or slows down. This way you can always control your costs.

Furthermore, you can let HOMEBOX teams take deliveries for you and completely focus on your business!

You don't have to incur any maintenance or caretaking costs: HOMEBOX takes care of everything.

And above all, you'll benefit from high-end security systems (fire protection, anti-intrusion, etc.): your inventory and equipment will be safer than in your home or cellar! You can rest easy, and so can your insurer.

* It is possible to combine self-employment with a salaried position, within specific boundaries. You must not do any business with your employer's customers (unless your employer agrees), and you must carry out your self-employed activity outside of your contract's working hours. Finally, your employment contract may set contractual limits on the creation of a side business.