FindStorageFast pulls live prices from 78 Indianapolis storage facilities near you. Prices are updated directly from each operator's booking system, throughout the day. The price shown is the current bookable rate. When you reserve through FSF, the unit is removed from live inventory in real time, so the availability and pricing you saw when you searched is what you're locking in. Active promotions — first month free, 50% off, free truck use — are pulled live from each facility and applied at booking.
Indianapolis is one of the most affordable storage markets in the US — 10×10 units average well below most major cities, and drive-up access is the norm rather than the exception. 78 facilities tracked across the metro, from the Near Northside to Lawrence, Beech Grove, and Plainfield. Drive-up units are available at the majority of facilities; 24/7 access is limited to a handful of locations, so filter for it if you need it. Filter by size, price, or amenity — climate-controlled storage, vehicle and RV storage, drive-up access. No credit card to reserve. Prices updated October 27, 2026.
| Nearby market | Distance | Facilities | Avg 10×10 / month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indianapolis | — | 78 | $60.82 |
| Fishers | 18 mi | 10 | $82 |
| Greenwood | 12 mi | 9 | $80 |
| Anderson | 35 mi | 8 | $71 |
| Lafayette | 65 mi | 11 | $63 |
| Unit size | Average monthly price | What fits |
|---|---|---|
| 5×5 | $21.72/month | Closet, boxes, seasonal items |
| 5×10 | $34.63/month | Studio apartment, mattress set |
| 10×10 | $60.82/month | One-bedroom apartment |
| 10×15 | $87.17/month | Two-bedroom home |
| 10×20 | $118.60/month | Three-bedroom house or vehicle |
| Market | Distance from Indianapolis | Facilities tracked | Average 10×10 price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indianapolis | 0 mi | 99 | $61/month |
| Carmel | 16 mi | 12 | $72/month |
| Fishers | 18 mi | 10 | $68/month |
| Greenwood | 12 mi | 9 | $59/month |
| Anderson | 35 mi | 8 | $48/month |
| Lafayette | 65 mi | 11 | $52/month |
Multi-story climate-controlled facilities dominate downtown, serving apartment renters with limited unit sizes (5×5 to 10×10). Massachusetts Ave and South Meridian St are the main corridors. Prices run 25–35% above the Indianapolis average — the premium is for proximity and interior elevator access, not features you can't find cheaper on the east side.
Butler University and the Broad Ripple rental market drive a predictable demand spike each May and June — units fill fast during student turnover. The Keystone Ave corridor has several national operators competing within a short stretch, which keeps prices honest. Meridian Hills and Nora facilities run newer and slightly pricier, with better security features.
Best price-per-square-foot in Indianapolis. Facilities along East Washington St and Shadeland Ave are mostly single-level drive-up builds from the 1990s–2000s — straightforward, no frills, affordable. Irvington's ongoing home renovations keep demand steady. Security varies more here than other areas; an in-person visit before booking is worth the trip.
Indianapolis 500 and Brickyard weekend demand is real — facilities near the Speedway see pricing spikes in May and July. The industrial land base means larger units (10×20 and up) are more available and cheaper here than anywhere else in the metro. Several facilities offer enclosed vehicle storage for race teams and classic car owners, with climate control and 24-hour security.
Most new storage construction in the metro has landed here. Greenwood's residential growth along SR-135 and US-31 has brought several newer facilities with competitive intro rates. Southport and Beech Grove run 5–10% below the Indianapolis median for drive-up units. South side facilities also have the best inventory of boat and RV storage — easy I-65 and I-69 access for weekend trips to Monroe, Patoka, and Brookville lakes.
IUPUI's campus generates student storage demand through the summer, similar to Butler but concentrated in a tighter area near the White River. Fountain Square's ongoing renovation wave means periodic household storage demand from homeowners mid-project. Facilities along Kentucky Ave and the near-south side serve both pockets. Prices sit close to the city average.
Lawrence sits northeast of downtown with several facilities along Pendleton Pike and 56th St. Fort Harrison State Park and the former military base redevelopment have brought new residential growth and storage demand to the area. Prices are among the lowest in the metro. Drive-up units are standard here.
Hamilton County's fastest-growing suburbs. Newer facilities, higher median home values, and a customer base storing high-value household contents mean better security features and more climate-controlled inventory — at prices 10–15% above Indianapolis proper. US-31 and I-69 make access straightforward from both suburbs.
Indianapolis sits within two hours of Monroe, Patoka, Brookville, and Mississinewa lakes — boat and RV storage demand is consistent year-round. The west side and south side have the most outdoor lot and covered storage options. The Speedway area has specialized enclosed vehicle storage for race teams and classic car collectors.
| Vehicle size | Fits | Starting from |
|---|---|---|
| 10×10 drive-up | Motorcycle, jet ski, small trailer | $30.00 |
| 20 ft | Sedan, small SUV, boat on trailer | $33.00 |
| 25 ft | Full-size truck, large SUV, boat on trailer | $51.00 |
| 30 ft | Class C motorhome, mid-size RV, pontoon | $56.00 |
| 35 ft | Class A motorhome, large travel trailer | $70.00 |
| 40 ft | Fifth wheel, large Class A, commercial trailer | $70.00 |
Student storage demand peaks in May and August. A 5×10 split between two people almost always costs less than two separate 5×5s — the numbers below show why.
Tip: Split a 5×10 with a roommate and you each pay less than a 5×5 alone — same storage, lower cost.
Indiana's humidity swings and temperature extremes — 90°F+ summers, hard freezes in winter — make climate control worth considering for wood furniture, electronics, instruments, and anything sensitive to moisture. Downtown and north side facilities have the highest concentration of climate-controlled inventory. Units start from $7.00/month.
Drive-up access is the norm in Indianapolis, not the exception — the majority of facilities offer ground-level units you can pull a vehicle directly to. Especially common on the east side, west side, and south suburbs where single-level construction is standard. Units start from $10.00 /month.
True 24-hour gate access is limited in Indianapolis — only a handful of facilities offer it. Most advertise extended hours (6am–10pm) rather than round-the-clock access. Filter by 24-hour access on FSF if you need it, and confirm directly with the facility before booking.
FindStorageFast has listed Indianapolis storage facilities since 2009. We pull rates directly from each facility's booking system throughout the day — the price shown is what the operator is currently offering, not a cached estimate. 78 facilities listed as of October 27, 2026. Indianapolis is one of the most affordable major storage markets in the US — a 10×10 here costs a fraction of what the same unit runs in Brooklyn, LA, or Chicago. Drive-up is easy to find; 24/7 access is not — filter for it if you need it. No credit card to reserve.
FindStorageFast shows storage facilities in Indianapolis sorted by distance from your location. Compare live prices at 78 facilities starting at $7.00/month. View unit sizes, amenities like climate control and drive-up access. See current availability and book the best prices online for free.
Yes - at least 51 storage facilities in Indianapolis offer outdoor parking for car, boat, and RV storage. Some facilities offer covered parking or drive-up storage to help protect your vehicle from the elements. Drive-up and covered options generally cost more than regular outdoor parking spaces.
On October 27, 2026 the average cost of a 10x10 storage unit in Indianapolis was $60.82 per month, while the cheapest 10x10 storage unit is $30.00 per month at Public Storage - Indianapolis - 6910 Waterfront Drive.
Storage prices in Indianapolis vary by size and location. Small 5x5 units start at $7.00 monthly, popular 10x10 units begin at $30.00/month and large 10 x 20 units start at $60.00. Climate-controlled units generally come at a 10-15% premium. Compare exact pricing across all Indianapolis facilities on FindStorageFast.
The cheapest storage facility in Indianapolis today is Extra Space Storage - 2075 - Indianapolis - Fulton St. Storage units are available for as little as $7.00 per month.
Depends what you're storing. Electronics, wood furniture, photos, and anything leather needs climate control or it'll warp, crack, or grow mold. Metal tools, plastic stuff, and outdoor furniture? You're fine without it. In Indianapolis, climate control averages $45.24/month. Only pay the premium if most of your stuff actually needs protection.
Yes, FindStorageFast lets you compare and reserve storage units online across Indianapolis. View real-time availability, compare pricing at 78 facilities, read reviews, and book instantly. No calling multiple locations – reserve your unit in 2 minutes with an immediate confirmation.
The average price for a climate controlled storage unit in Indianapolis on October 27, 2026 is $45.24 per month. Prices vary depending on unit size and facility location. You can find the cheapest climate controlled storage unit in Indianapolis at Extra Space Storage - 2075 - Indianapolis - Fulton St for $7.00 per month.
Yes, you can find a cheap storage solution in Indianapolis using FindStorageFast. At the moment, the best and cheapest storage unit option available in Indianapolis is Extra Space Storage - 2075 - Indianapolis - Fulton St, with prices starting from $7.00/month.
Storage units work well for most household items, furniture, seasonal goods, and business inventory. Facilities restrict flammable materials (gasoline, propane, paint thinner, chemicals), perishable food, plants, animals, and illegal items. Firearms, ammunition, and valuable items like jewelry vary. Some facilities prohibit them entirely, while others allow them with restrictions. Storing prohibited items can violate your lease agreement and result in access restrictions. Review your lease's prohibited items section to avoid issues.
Yes. Unit size has the biggest impact—small units start at $7.00/month while large units start at $87.17/month. Location and amenities, such as climate control, drive-up access, and 24/7 access also increase monthly pricing. Facilities in downtown Indianapolis, generally cost more than those in nearby suburban areas.
A 5x5 storage unit (walk-in closet size) fits a small bedroom or dorm room. A 5x10 holds a one-bedroom apartment. A 10x10 fits a two-bedroom apartment with furniture. Use FindStorageFast's size guide to compare options across Indianapolis facilities.
