No signup · no email address · no card · no sales call

Look round a real yard,
not a screenshot.

Willowbank Storage is a working Storage Yard Manager account with a hundred customers and months of history already in it. Sign in as the owner and press anything you like — it isn't a guided tour, nothing is faked, and there is nothing in there you can break.

Have a proper look round before you tell me anything about yourself. That is the whole point of it.

Yard map grouped into zones, with overdue plots ringed in red, reserved ones outlined and out-of-service ones hatched

Sign in

Nothing to fill in first

demo.storageyardmanager.co.uk

Email demo@storageyardmanager.co.uk
Password demo123

Open the demo yard
  • ✓ Start on the map — that's the whole idea in one screen
  • ✓ Then Money → Overdue — everyone who's late, worst first
  • ✓ Tap a red plot and press Send reminder to watch the email write itself

You are signed in as the yard owner, so every screen is unlocked — including the ones that send things. Emails and texts to demo customers are stopped at the door on purpose, so you can press Send reminder and read exactly what would have gone out without anything leaving the building.

What to look at

Willowbank was built deliberately untidy, because a demo where everybody has paid proves nothing. All of this is sitting in there waiting for you.

A yard you can read at a glance

102 plots across four zones, laid out the way the ground actually is. Green is paid, red is late, white is empty, hatched is out of service. Eight plots are standing vacant — which is the number that costs you money.

Not just caravans

117 vehicles on site: 50 caravans, 21 motorhomes, 20 trailers, 8 boats and 18 other things that turned up. Most yard software makes you pretend everything is the same shape.

Money that doesn't add up

A hundred customers, 82 live agreements and 1,437 payments of history behind them — plus fourteen people who have already come and gone. Open Money → Overdue and the chasing email is already written; read it before you decide whether you'd send it.

Insurance about to run out

Ten vehicles have cover expiring inside thirty days, and they are on the dashboard without anyone having to go looking. That is the one nobody checks until there's a claim.

Jobs that are still open

A dozen maintenance jobs against real plots — six of them still open, with costs, photos and the ones that come round again on a reminder.

A diary somebody actually kept

Months of notes with threads running through them — the fence, the barn electrics, the customer who keeps not paying — plus eight people on the waiting list wanting a plot the moment one frees up.

The three screens you'll spend your life on

Customer list on a phone filtered to overdue accounts, showing each plot number, phone number and the date rent was due
Yard map grouped into zones, with overdue plots ringed in red, reserved ones outlined and out-of-service ones hatched
Customer page on a phone showing contact details, their caravan and its insurance date, and recent movements in and out of the yard

Press anything

  1. Break it on purpose. Delete a customer, put a plot out of service, raise a price, record a payment, send a broadcast. It is meant to be prodded, and prodding it is the only way to find out whether it suits how you work.
  2. Then put it back. Settings → Reset the demo returns it to exactly how you found it, in a couple of seconds. So does the next visitor's reset, which is why nothing you do in there is permanent — and why you should feel free.
  3. Ask me the awkward question. If your yard has something Willowbank doesn't, say so — hello@storageyardmanager.co.uk and a human replies. That is how most of what's in there got built in the first place.

Before you ask

Is this real data?

No. Every customer, vehicle and payment in Willowbank is invented. No real yard's information is in there, and nothing you type into the demo reaches a real person.

Will it email the demo customers if I press send?

No. Sending is stopped for the demo yard at the point the message would leave — you see exactly what would have gone out, and nothing goes anywhere.

Is everybody using the same demo?

Yes, it's one shared yard. So you may find someone else's changes still in there, and your own may disappear when the next person resets it. If it looks odd, press Settings → Reset the demo and start from a clean copy.

Do I get my own yard like this?

You get an empty one. Your yard gets its own private address — yourname.storageyardmanager.co.uk — with nobody else's data anywhere near it. Setting up a 100-plot yard is an afternoon with a cup of tea.

What does it cost after the demo?

A 30-day free trial with no card, then £15 a month for the first ten yards and £39 after that. If you're one of the first ten, £15 is your price for as long as you stay.

Seen enough?

Start your own yard on a 30-day free trial. No card, and nothing to cancel if you decide it isn't for you.

Start your free 30-day trial

£15/month for the first 10 yards, £39 after that.