10 best WareSpace alternatives and competitors in 2026

Are you in the market for the best WareSpace alternatives in 2026 to support your storage, fulfillment, and ecommerce operations?

WareSpace offers flexible warehouse space designed for growing businesses across 20 locations in the U.S., and it stands out for its affordable, all-inclusive flat-fee pricing structure.

However, some ecommerce founders have been left unhappy with WareSpace’s price increases, which allegedly occur more often than they’d like, their problematic experiences, and the high cost of getting out of a contract.

In this article, I’ll go over the 10 best WareSpace alternatives in 2026 that can help you centralize your operations, ship orders, receive pallets, and stay on top of your inventory.

Before I start, I wanted to cover the reasons why some ecommerce startup founders have been looking to make the switch from WareSpace: ⤵️

Why look for WareSpace alternatives?

I’m not writing this guide to put WareSpace in a bad light or imply that you should avoid them at all costs. 

In fact, many of its locations have only 5-star reviews, and its members are generally satisfied with its 24/7 access, price point, and lack of parking restrictions.

Source of image.

Despite this, some members warn about a few things that you should be prepared for when choosing WareSpace, as well as some poor experiences that they’ve had in some locations:

#1: WareSpace (allegedly) raises prices every year or every time your lease ends

Despite WareSpace’s affordable pricing structure, a member notes that WareSpace tends to raise its prices annually or when a lease ends.

To this claim, WareSpace’s team responded to the review, stating that their pricing structure reflects market rates and lease terms, and how they periodically review rates.

‘WARNING: I spoke to them today and  because I noticed the prices increased online. They said it's their policy to raise the prices every year or every time your lease ends.’ – Google Review.

#2: Problematic experiences in some locations

Next up, some members of WareSpace are unhappy with their experience at some of its locations, including the one in Atlanta.

Members describe management as ‘lacking,’ neighbors blasting music, and a leak that has occurred, damaging equipment.

‘This place from the outside looks nice, but management is really lacking, and there are a lot of young people smoking weed in the units and blaring loud music, and one of my units had a leak in it and damaged several of my items in storage.’ – Google Review.

#3: Not easy to get out of the contract

Lastly, a member recalls a horror story of not being able to easily get out of WareSpace’s lease.

They mention that they wanted to end the agreement prematurely because one of its locations lacked an AC during the time (even losing clients because of this), but they were told that they’d need to pay $5,000 to get out of the contract.

➡️ WareSpace’s standard agreements are for 6 or 12 months.

‘They’re charging me 5k to get out of my contract. Even though I sent multiple emails to corporate complaining and begging to get out of my contract because I cannot conduct business in the heat.’ – Google Review.

What are the best alternatives to WareSpace in 2026?

The best alternatives to WareSpace in 2026 are Saltbox, Cubework, and WorkHub.

Here’s a list of the 10 best alternatives for ecommerce founders looking for a workspace:

#1: Saltbox

Saltbox offers the best alternative to WareSpace for DTC brands and ecommerce founders seeking a co-warehousing solution with a flexible pricing structure. 

We’ll also provide you with on-demand labor when you need it and free inventory inbounding without requiring you to be on-site.

Our co-warehousing and logistics solution combines private warehouse suites and offices with on-site logistics services, so you’ll be able to run fulfillment, storage, and ecommerce operations from one location.

And all of that without having to sign long industrial leases (unless you want a discount) or outsourcing entirely to a large 3PL.

Disclosure: Even though Saltbox is our brand, I’ll provide an unbiased analysis on what makes our co-warehousing solution the best alternative to WareSpace in 2026.

Let’s go over the services that have enabled DTC brands like Chic Geeks, Colorado Threads, and Bras For Girls to grow: 👇

Warehousing and workspaces that can scale with your business

We understand that everyone will be at different points in their ecommerce journey.

That’s why Saltbox provides flexible warehouse and office spaces from 70 to 5,000 sq. ft., with monthly payments and the ability to scale up or down as your needs change.

Not ready to move into a warehouse space?

Saltbox Access Plans provide a mailing address, receiving services, discounted rates, on-site labor, and an entrepreneurial network—all without a warehouse lease.

Explore Access Plans

‍

The best part? Our on-site team handles shipping and receiving for you while you take a lunch break or enjoy a well-earned vacation.

Here are our four main warehouse space options, tailored to your current needs:

• Small: Perfect for 1 to 2 employees, offering 70 to 250 sq. ft. of space and room for 4 to 15 pallets. Suitable for solopreneurs and small teams that need dedicated space.
• Medium: From 1 to 4 employees, with 250 to 500 sq. ft. of space and capacity for 16 to 31 pallets. Ideal for small businesses planning to grow.
• Large: Accommodates 1 to 10 employees, providing 500 to 1,000 sq. ft. of space and storage for 32 to 62 pallets. Great for growing teams with expanding inventory needs.
• Extra Large: Fits up to 50 employees, with 1,000 to 5,000+ sq. ft. of space and room for 63 to 125 pallets. Best suited for larger DTC teams that require extensive storage and workspace.

➡️ You can start with a smaller space and expand, or begin with a larger setup and scale down if necessary.

Logistics and shipping with support when you need it

At Saltbox, our operations are designed to be flexible: you can choose between self-service, hybrid, or fully managed fulfillment. 

We also offer hourly on-demand labor during peak periods, giving you extra support when things get busy, without the need to hire additional staff.

Here are some of the advantages our members enjoy with Saltbox:

• Daily carrier pick-ups: Skip trips to the post office by dropping your orders in our sorting area, and our team will take care of the rest.
• Loading docks: Receive freight and large shipments easily using our on-site loading docks.
• Complete visibility: Track your inventory and fulfillment with direct access to the team managing your shipments.
• On-demand labor: Need extra help? Hire Saltbox staff on an hourly basis for in-suite pick-and-pack or for special projects, such as kitting and bundling.
• 24/7 security: Benefit from round-the-clock surveillance and comprehensive security measures.
• Everything else you’ll need to prosper, including high-speed Wi-Fi, 120V in-suite power, conference rooms, content studios, a fully equipped kitchen, and enterprise-grade equipment, such as shelving units and pallet jacks to support your operations.

Here’s how we turn shipping into a hassle-free experience for ecommerce founders: 👇

Shipping savings on packages through our shipping app partner, Parsel

Saltbox members also gain access to discounted shipping rates through Parsel, which is included free for all members.

➡️ One of our members recently shared that they saved 60% on shipping costs using Parsel.

With it, you’ll enjoy:

• Streamlined packing workflows and faster delivery times.
• Smooth integration with national, regional, and emerging carriers, plus the ability to ship products until 4:30 PM.
• In-app support from the Parsel team.
• Transparent label pricing, so you always know exactly what each shipment costs.
• The ability to compare rates across major and regional carriers to maximize your shipping savings.

Want to try Parsel? Sign up here.

Saltbox locations across the U.S.

Saltbox has locations on the West Coast, East Coast, and throughout the Central U.S.

Here’s the complete list of all 11 locations:

• Los Angeles, San Gabriel Valley.
• Los Angeles, Torrance.
• Phoenix, Tempe.
• Seattle, SoDo Row.
• Denver, Park Hill.
• Dallas, Carrollton.
• Dallas, Farmers Branch.
• Atlanta, Upper Westside.
• Atlanta, Westside Park.
• Washington D.C., Alexandria.
• Miami, Doral.

Are you interested in one of our locations?

You can book a tour to see it alongside our logistics experts. Available Mon–Fri, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM Central Time.

Book a Tour

‍

How is Saltbox different from WareSpace?

➡️ WareSpace wins in the number of locations and price point: it offers more locations than Saltbox (20 listed locations) and a more affordable pricing structure (e.g., small warehouse spaces from $850/month in Atlanta).

I’d say WareSpace is a solid option for early-stage ecommerce founders who are okay with its 6-month minimum lease requirement.

➡️ Saltbox, on the other hand, is ideal for growth-stage DTC ecommerce brands with our mix of private suites starting from as little as 70 sq. feet, in-suite pick and pack, access to discounted shipping rates with Parsel, and a community of ecommerce founders.

The reason why ecommerce founders typically choose us over WareSpace, despite the price tag, is because of the fact that Saltbox members get:

• Access to Parsel, a shipping app included with membership that provides discounted shipping rates across national, regional, and emerging carriers.
• A warehouse that fits their operations, which they could change when they want to, without having to sign a 6-month contract.
• Access to our friendly operations staff who receive inventory at the dock and take it to your suite.
• Package pickups from major carriers, such as USPS, UPS, and FedEx, as well as emerging carriers, so you don't have to wait in line at the post office.
• An extra pair of hands when needed.
• Access to a community of other entrepreneurs.

Saltbox’s membership, warehouse, and office plans

At Saltbox, you first select your membership tier, then choose your warehouse size (you can skip this), and finally select your office (you can also skip this).

Saltbox has 3 membership tiers that you can choose from:

• Virtual: $99/month, which is a 100% virtual membership for businesses that need a professional business mailing address (mail only, no packages), and access to our member-only Upstream Entrepreneurs Club community.
• Access: Starting from $199/month, which adds access to our physical locations, including the loading dock and packing stations, meeting rooms, and a content creation studio, without having to commit to a full-time warehouse suite.
• Workspace: Starting from $500/month, which adds flexible warehouse and office suites designed for ecommerce entrepreneurs. Includes built-in shipping technology, onsite logistics support, and modern amenities.

From here, you can choose your warehouse size, with pricing varying by city. For example, here’s Denver’s pricing:

• Small Warehouse: Starting at $1,340/month for 1–2 employees, 70–250 sq. ft., accommodating 4–15 pallets.
• Medium Warehouse: Starting at $2,215/month for 1–4 employees, 250–500 sq. ft., accommodating 16–31 pallets.
• Large Warehouse: Starting at $3,710/month for 1–10 employees, 500–1,000 sq. ft., accommodating 32–62 pallets.
• Extra Large Warehouse: Starting at $4,660/month for 1–50 employees, 1,000–5,000+ sq. ft., accommodating 63–125 pallets.

Finally, you’ll choose your office size, which also varies by region. Here’s Denver’s pricing:

• 1-person office: $550/month for 1 desk and 1 chair.
• 2-person office: $1,000/month for 2 desks and 2 chairs.
• 3-person office: $1,400/month for 3 desks and 3 chairs.
• 4-person office: $1,750/month for 4 desks and 4 chairs.

➡️ There’s no annual contract required: you can pay month-to-month. However, you can save 10% by paying annually or 5% by paying biannually.

Saltbox pros and cons

✅ Combine inventory, shipping infrastructure, and office space in one location.

✅ Keep inventory in your private suite and manage fulfillment yourself.

✅ Flexible monthly payments with no 6–12 month commitment.

✅ Save on shipping costs with Parsel.

✅ Connect with other founders in the Upstream Entrepreneurs Club.

✅ Access on-demand help by hiring staff hourly when needed.

❌ Fewer U.S. locations compared to WareSpace.

❌ Not available in Canada.

#2: Cubework

Best for: Later-stage ecommerce brands that are looking for bigger spaces and more U.S. locations.

Locations: 77+ listed locations across the U.S.

Source of image.

Cubework offers flexible, on-demand warehouse and industrial spaces tailored for larger businesses that require more than simple storage.

It’s a solid alternative to WareSpace, combining short-term leases, scalable space, and full industrial infrastructure: perfect for fulfillment, distribution, and light manufacturing without long-term commitments.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• Flexible warehouse units that range from small to large industrial spaces.
• Valuable member perks, including catered breakfasts, BBQs, exclusive trade show access, and discounted concierge services.
• 24/7 secure access with monitored facilities.
• High ceilings and industrial zoning, ideal for logistics and fulfillment operations.

Pricing

Cubework doesn’t provide public pricing, since costs vary by location, unit size, and lease duration.

You’ll need to reach out to them directly to receive a quote.

Source of image.

Pros and cons

✅ Locations in convenient areas with easy access to major highways and transportation routes.

✅ High-capacity facilities with advanced loading docks and 24/7 access.

✅ Lease terms available starting at 3 months.

❌ Pricing is not publicly available.

❌ Less of a “community” or coworking-style environment compared to smaller, boutique operators.

#3: WorkHub

Best for: Texas-based startups looking for flexible and modern coworking and private office options.

Locations: 7, all of which are in Texas.

Source of image.

WorkHub provides flexible workspace solutions, ranging from hot desks to private offices, designed to boost productivity, collaboration, and business growth. Move-in is also easy with free initial months and no security deposit required.

It’s a practical alternative to WareSpace, offering coworking amenities alongside scalable space options that suit startups, remote teams, and small businesses.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• Flexible workspace choices, including hot desks, dedicated desks, meeting rooms, and private offices.
• Professional setting with high-speed internet, business support services, and networking opportunities.
• Access to a loading dock and forklift at no extra cost.
• Energy-efficient buildings featuring climate-controlled warehouse spaces.

Pricing

There’s limited information available on WorkHub’s pricing, but I saw that flexible storage spaces start at $990/month.

Source of image.

Pros and cons

✅ Wide range of workspace options from casual desks to private offices.

✅ Free months to move in.

✅ No security deposit required.

❌ Pricing structure is not easily available, similar to Cubework.

❌ All of the warehouses are in Texas.

#4: Workspace USA

Best for: Ecommerce founders looking to purchase flex spaces, office space rentals, or a warehouse space, instead of renting it.

Locations: 3, including ones in Georgetown and Killeen.

Source of image.

Workspace USA provides flexible office, warehouse, and industrial spaces designed to adapt to a wide range of business needs, from storage and logistics to light manufacturing and administrative operations.

It’s a solid alternative to WareSpace because it blends customizable workspace with potential ownership benefits, flexible configurations, and professional environments.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• Customizable flex spaces that combine office, warehouse, and industrial areas.
• Flexible lease and lease-to-purchase options that let you lease short-term or work toward ownership over time.
• Modern, move-in-ready buildings with HVAC, bathrooms, office areas, and utilities included.
• Prime Texas access with proximity to major regional markets and transportation corridors.

Pricing

Workspace USA is transparent with its pricing and focuses primarily on ownership rather than monthly rentals. 

Prices vary based on location, size, and whether the unit is shell-only or fully finished.

For Killeen, TX:

• Individual suites start around $282,000–$351,000 for shell-only units (1,250–1,500 sq. ft.).
• Fully finished suites range from $356,000–$427,500, depending on size and office build-out.
• Full buildings range from approximately $560,000 to $1.18M+.
• Pricing typically falls between $225–$285 per sq. ft., depending on finish level.

For Georgetown, TX:

• Finished individual suites are priced around $567,000 for ~2,267 sq. ft.
• Ground floor pricing reaches up to $315 per sq. ft., with total floor space closer to $250 per sq. ft.
• Full buildings exceed $1M+, depending on size and build-out.

This makes Workspace USA a premium option compared to WareSpace, but with the added advantage of asset ownership and long-term stability.

Source of image.

Pros and cons

✅ Customizable flex spaces that can serve as office, warehouse, and light industrial facilities.

✅ Options to lease or eventually own your space.

✅ Professional, move-in-ready buildings.

❌ Limited to select Texas markets.

❌ Requires significant upfront investment compared to WareSpace’s rental model.

#5: FlexHQ

Best for: Teams seeking a quick move into curated, flexible office and coworking spaces without long-term commitments.

Locations: Six in total, including Los Angeles, Denver, Plano, Salt Lake City, Nashville, and Charlotte.

Source of image.

FlexHQ is a co-warehousing company that converts large industrial spaces into flexible, shared environments with smaller warehouse units, offices, and studios.

The solution is a viable alternative to WareSpace for ecommerce brands looking for modern shared facilities (their offices are designed by Ware Malcomb) and private offices.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• Flexible coworking memberships and private office options.
• Professional office environment.
• On-site staff, secure facility, and included amenities.
• You’ll also get access to content creation studios and conference rooms.

Pricing

I was not able to find information about FlexHQ’s pricing, so you’ll have to contact them to get a quote.

Source of image.

Pros and cons

✅ Month-to-month agreements available.

✅ Professional office and collaborative work environment.

✅ Modern workspaces thoughtfully designed with professional input.

❌ Warehouse spaces start at 300 sq. ft., which may be too large for smaller companies.

❌ Fewer locations compared to other competitors.

#6: BOXIE24

Best for: Small to mid-sized businesses and e-commerce brands that want warehouse space bundled with fulfillment, storage, and logistics services.

Locations: 3 locations for storage: Miami, New York City, and Philadelphia.

Source of image.

BOXIE24 is a hybrid between a flexible warehouse provider and a full-service logistics partner.

It’s a strong WareSpace alternative because it doesn’t just give you space: it also handles storage, pick and pack, shipping, and inventory management, making it ideal for businesses that want to outsource operations.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• Warehouse storage combined with fulfillment and logistics services.
• Pick and pack, shipping, returns handling, and inventory management included.
• Flexible scaling based on order volume and storage needs.
• Spaces can be as small as 10 sq. ft. or as large as 100,000 sq. ft.

Pricing

BOXIE24’s business pricing is not publicly available like it is for consumers, which is why you’ll have to reach out to them and get a quote.

Source of image.

Pros and cons

✅ Combines warehouse space with full fulfillment services.

✅ Carefree document and archive storage.

✅ No reservation fees, deposits or long-term contracts.

❌ Might have less control over physical space compared to WareSpace.

❌ Ongoing service fees can be higher than simple warehouse rent.

#7: Flowspace

Best for: Ecommerce startups seeking flexible warehousing and fulfillment, including pick, pack, and ship services, plus rate shopping.

Locations: Over 150 fulfillment centers across the U.S. and select areas in Canada.

Source of image.

Flowspace functions as an on-demand fulfillment and warehouse network, rather than a traditional single-location provider.

It’s an interesting alternative to WareSpace with its combination of flexible, scalable warehouse space with fulfillment services, advanced technology, and nationwide distribution capabilities.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• Distributed warehouse network: Place your inventory closer to customers to reduce shipping costs and transit times.
• On-demand flexible warehousing: Access space when you need it without long-term leases or fixed commitments.
• Fulfillment services included: Handle pick, pack, and ship operations, along with kitting, labeling, and returns management.
• Technology-driven platform: Gain real-time visibility into inventory and orders across multiple locations and sales channels.

Pricing

Flowspace’s pricing is custom, which means you’ll have to contact them to get a quote.

Source of image.

Pros and cons

✅ Nationwide network allows you to store inventory close to customers, reducing shipping costs.

✅ Includes fulfillment services and advanced logistics technology, not just warehouse space.

✅ No long-term leases or fixed real estate commitments.

❌ Pricing is custom and variable, requiring a quote to compare costs.

❌ Less direct control over physical space compared to renting or owning your own facility.

#8: Portal Warehousing

Best for: Ecommerce brands and startups looking to get flexible small warehouse spaces with coworking amenities. 

Locations: 7 across U.S. cities, including Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Orlando, Minneapolis, Manhattan, Los Angeles, and Brooklyn.

Source of image.

Portal Warehousing delivers turnkey warehouse units from 100-4,000 sq. ft. that blend storage, fulfillment, and office spaces for scaling ecommerce businesses.

It’s a viable alternative to WareSpace with its all-inclusive model, community, and logistics support in urban markets.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• All-inclusive utilities, high-speed WiFi, loading docks, racking, security, and daily carrier pickups.
• Private offices, shared lounges, reception services, and dedicated shipping addresses.
• Move-in-ready spaces with flexible terms, located strategically near highways and labor pools.
• Community events, which are designed for networking with fellow ecommerce founders.

Pricing

Portal Warehousing has 3 membership tiers that you can choose from:

• Small warehouse space: From 250 to 500 sq. ft., starting at $995/month.
• Medium warehouse space: From 500 to 1,000 sq. ft., starting at $1,795/month.
• Large warehouse space: 1,000+ sq. ft., starting at $2,995/month.

Source of image.

➡️ Beware that its pricing varies by location, availability, and membership options.

Pros and cons

✅ No long-term commitments, which is good for founders looking to switch from WareSpace.

​✅ You can have a private office.

✅ Flexible warehouse and office spaces from 100 to 4,000 sq. ft. that are ready to move in.

❌ Fewer locations than other options on the market.

❌ No option to hire an extra pair of hands when you need it.

#9: ReadySpaces

Best for: Startups looking for a flexible warehouse and workspace with short-term commitments.

Locations: 38 across the U.S. and Canada.

Source of image.

ReadySpaces provides flexible warehouse units that include coworking lounges, office spaces, and community areas alongside storage and operational space. 

This makes it a practical alternative to WareSpace if you want to blend office work with your logistics or distribution needs.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• Flexible warehouse units from 100 sq. ft. up to 5,000 sq. ft. and up with shared workspace.
• Conference rooms and private offices available at some of its locations.
• 24/7 access and security with community features.
• Access to forklifts, loading docks, and grade-level bays.

Pricing

ReadySpaces’ pricing is fully custom. 

According to ReadySpaces, its pricing varies based on unit size, location within the warehouse, and other features (e.g., loading dock adjacent, and 240V power).

Source of image.

Pros and cons

✅ Flexible, short-term leases with no long-term commitment.

✅ Hassle-free lease process without unnecessary paperwork.

✅ Above-average national coverage.

❌ Seems to be more suited for physical logistics than traditional coworking.

❌ Office amenities can vary by location.

#10: Loloft

Best for: Small businesses looking for a modern coworking space with a small industrial or warehouse space.

Locations: 2, one in Phoenix and one in Rogers.

Source of image.

Loloft brings together modern coworking, private offices, storage, and flexible warehouse space in a single location, making it a strong alternative to WareSpace for businesses that require both office and operational facilities.

Amenities and benefits

Source of image.

• Flexible memberships offering coworking spaces, private offices, and warehouse areas.
• High-speed internet, shared kitchen, and collaborative lounge spaces.
• Meeting rooms and classrooms available for booking.
• 24/7 access with shared warehouse tools and equipment at your disposal.

Pricing

Loloft’s pricing is based on the type and size of space chosen, with month-to-month payment terms for office, warehouse, and coworking use.

Here are the price ranges for its services in Rogers:

• Warehouses: Starting at $617/month (125 sq. ft.) and going up to $1,465/month (1,650 sq. ft.).
• Office spaces: Starting at $425/month for a dedicated small desk and $1,299/month for a private office measuring 182 sq. ft.
• Hot desks: Starting at $195/month with day passes at $15/person.

Source of image.

Pros and cons

✅ Affordable entry-level pricing when compared to other options on the market.

✅ Mail handling is included in the pricing tiers.

✅ Free parking included.

❌ There are only 2 locations.

❌ I struggle to see how you can scale beyond 6-7 employees in Loloft.

Choose Saltbox to be your logistics partner from your first sale to full scale

I reviewed a variety of alternatives to WareSpace, some of which were more affordable, while others offered better terms.

The reason why I believe Saltbox is the best alternative to WareSpace is that it removes some of the frictions that ecommerce founders face every day:

• Expensive shipping that is cutting through margins.
• Lack of a community that they can rely on.
• Having someone to be there for you when you need package pick-ups and inventory inbounding.
• The dilemma of not being able to downsize or scale operations because of a signed contract that you cannot easily break.

We at Saltbox help ecommerce founders switch their focus from packing boxes and worrying about 12-month contracts to building products.

Our solution provides month-to-month suites and membership plans starting at $99/month, which I think is ideal for growth-stage DTC brands that prefer to avoid long-term warehouse leases or handling fulfillment entirely on their own.

You can talk to an expert to learn more about Saltbox and why 1,000+ businesses have chosen us, or book a tour at one of our facilities to show you around. 

Related reading

• Peak Season challenges and solutions: Your how-to guide for all things holiday.
• Unpacking the benefits of co-warehousing: Find out why more and more ecommerce founders choose co-warehousing.
• Understanding the U.S. shipping carrier market: A beginner's guide.
• What is flex space? Learn about the benefits of flexible warehousing for ecommerce operations.
• Saltbox vs 3PL: How to choose which one is right for your business?
• How to find companies offering scalable space for logistics operations: Learn about the common types of warehousing solutions and the key elements of a scalable warehousing solution.

‍