Attended storage prices in the attendant.
Every existing way to leave a bag in a British city has a person in the middle of it. Station left-luggage counters have staff to scan and shelve, and the price starts at £12.50 a bag. Shop-storage apps ask a café to take your bag behind the till, and the booking fee pays for the hand-off. Either way, you pay for someone to hold your things, and you hand your things to a stranger to do it.
A locker takes the person out. You unlock it, you drop, you close. That removes the labour cost, which is why we can charge £4 a bag a day with £3,000 of cover included, and it removes the hand-over, which is why you can open it as often as you like, share the QR with a friend, and see a timestamp every time the door moves.
We know a locker does not suit everything. Bikes, surfboards and prams will not fit, and we say so on every page. For the suitcase, the rucksack and the shopping, it is simply the better tool.
Where we come fromBuilt by the team behind Cheeky Charging.
Before Luggaway we built Cheeky Charging, which puts phone-charging hardware into venues across London. The lessons carried straight over: hardware has to survive a busy Saturday night, venue staff must never be asked to look after it, and the unit earns its corner by paying the venue a share. Luggaway is the same model with a bigger door and a USB-C port inside.
We are a small UK company at the start of the road. Founding venues are being signed now, and the first lockers go live around London's mainline stations. Everything on this site that says "coming soon" means exactly that.
What we promise
- £4 a bag a day, any size. No service fee, no insurance add-on.
- £3,000 per bag included from the moment the door closes.
- Nobody else touches your bag. The locker opens for your phone.
- Hours shown before you pay. If we get them wrong, the booking is free.
- A person on the end of an email, round the clock, who can open a door remotely.