A few years ago, I started my own e-commerce business. Like many small business owners, I was juggling inventory, shipments, and logistics. But then, I ran into a problem that seemed ridiculous: I had four pallets of products, and I had no place to store them.

I didn’t need an entire warehouse—just a small space. But every warehouse I reached out to either required long-term leases or wouldn’t even consider taking such a small amount of inventory. Self-storage units and garages weren’t an option either—I needed access to loading docks and forklifts to move my pallets. I was stuck.

Frustrated, I started talking to warehouse owners. That’s when I had my "aha!" moment. One owner told me, "I actually have extra space, but I don’t advertise it because I dont know where." And then it hit me: What if my neighbor down the street had extra space too? What if there were empty corners in warehouses everywhere, but people just didn’t know how to connect?

That’s when Cubic Share was born—a platform that makes it easy for businesses to find flexible storage and for warehouse owners to monetize their unused space. No long-term commitments, no wasted space—just a smarter way to share resources.

Today, Cubic Share has evolved with a new design and advanced tech features, making it even easier to match businesses with available space. But at its core, it all started with four pallets and a simple idea: space is out there—you just need the right way to find it.