Rate increases

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Who qualifies

Choose which existing customers this round of increases should reach. Change a filter, then press Update the list.

Run one site at a time, or the whole business at once.

Newer customers are left alone until they have stored this long.

Anyone whose rate already went up inside this window is skipped.

Arrears

Customers with an open arrears case are usually chased, not increased.

1 customer qualifies · 9 skipped

Why 9 were skipped
  • Sarah Thomas · C-01: tenure 3 months (< 9)
  • James Pritchard · C-05: tenure 6 months (< 9)
  • Aled Morgan · P-03: tenure 2 months (< 9)
  • Emma Rees · C-07: tenure 1 months (< 9)
  • Gower Marine Services Ltd · C-11: tenure 2 months (< 9)
  • Llanelli Trailers Ltd · P-02: tenure 2 months (< 9)
  • Gower Adventures Ltd · M-20: tenure 4 months (< 9)
  • Karen Bailey · M-12: tenure 0 months (< 9)
  • Martin Sorensen · C-03: tenure 6 months (< 9)

What they would pay

Set the percentage and check every proposed rate below before anything is sent. Rates are net of VAT and rounded to a sensible increment.

A typical annual uplift is 3 to 6 percent; the default is 4%.

CustomerSpaceCurrent rateProposed rateIncreaseLast increased
David OkaforM-02£68.00£70.50+£2.50Never
Extra rent per month across the batch+£2.50

Send notices and apply

Storage customers on rolling agreements must get written notice before a price change: the statutory minimum is 28 days. Applying this batch queues one notice letter per customer straight away, and the billing engine switches each agreement to its new rate by itself once the notice period has passed. Nothing is charged early.

New rates start 2026-09-05 for 1 customer, worth +£2.50/mo.

The list is recomputed at the moment you press the button, so a stale page can never double-apply, and anyone already scheduled is skipped automatically.

Previous increase batchesnone yet

A batch is flagged when more than 20% of its customers move out within 60 days of the increase: that is your signal to pause further rises for a while.

Stored on the next batch you execute; past batches keep the threshold they were run with.

No batches executed yet.