Try both sides of BayRoster.
Real software, a fictional storage and marina property. Explore the office work, or see how a renter finds a space.
For the operator
Explore the property map, renter records and office lists.
One click signs you in. No account or password needed. Logged out? The sign-in page has the same one-click button.
For the renter
See the sample property website, its rates and the booking path.
Open the renter previewNo sign-in. Use made-up details when trying a booking.
A quick first look: read the colours, open a record, then try the renter path. The tasks below show what to look for.
What you are looking at
Anytown Storage & Marina is fictional. Every renter, phone number, email address, payment, and rate on it was invented for this demo.
These rates are the made-up property’s rents to its renters. BayRoster itself is priced separately, for owners (see Pricing).
A gravel drive-in lot
Four rows of open ground, priced by length: up to 25 ft is $70 a month, over 25 ft is $95 a month. Rigs are placed freehand wherever they actually sit, at whatever length they actually are, without pretending a 34-foot motorhome fits a numbered stall.
Two numbered unit buildings
Eighteen fixed units across the front and back buildings, drawn to scale with the office: ten 10x10 at $75 a month and eight 10x15 at $110 a month. One renter per unit, and the unit number is the record's permanent identity.
Eight boat slips
Fixed slips either side of the main dock, $165 a month each. Same screen, same records, same paid-until colours as the units and the lot.
Things worth trying
Read the colours
Green is paid, amber is due inside three weeks, red is overdue, blue means no paid-through date has been entered yet. The fictional records show the different states across the property.
Open a record
Click any occupied space. Contact details, rate, notes, and paid-through date are one dialog, not four screens.
Move somebody
Drag an occupant onto an empty unit, slip, or patch of ground. The record opens pre-filled with the move so you can confirm it, or press Escape mid-drag and nothing happens.
Work the queue
The payment list has one payment that matched cleanly and one that matched nobody. The waiting list has two fictional prospects. Both are yours to sort out.
Try a booking
Open the renter preview, choose a sample unit and move-in date, and use made-up contact details. Review the price and fictional agreement before sending the request. A new applicant can then try a TEST payment; a match with a sample record goes to owner review.
Follow a paid booking
A verified TEST payment puts the renter on the map once its checks pass. If it stays paid but unplaced, Unit bookings shows why. Do not enter the same payment again.
Nothing here is real.
Anytown Storage & Marina, its renters, their phone numbers and email addresses, the units, the slips, and the payments are all fictional demonstration data. The monthly figures are that imaginary property's rent to its tenants; they are not BayRoster's pricing.
Your changes will disappear.
The demo puts its sample data back every four hours, so break it freely. A reset can happen while you are looking around.
When booking is available, this demo uses TEST payments and made-up records. It cannot reserve a real space or charge real money. Email sending is off. Use made-up details.