User Agreements & Policies

Find the full text of OurSpace’s agreements, policies, and legal terms for hosts, renters, and platform users below.

OURSPACE HOST AGREEMENT

Last Updated: April 15th, 2026
Effective Date: April 15th, 2026

This Host Agreement (“Agreement”) is a legally binding agreement between OurSpace Technologies Inc. (“OurSpace,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) and the individual or entity using the OurSpace platform as a host (“Host,” “you,” or “your”).

This Agreement governs your use of the OurSpace mobile application, website, and related services to create listings, accept bookings, provide storage space, coordinate access, and otherwise host renters through the platform.

By creating an account, clicking to accept this Agreement, listing a Space, accepting a booking, or otherwise using the platform as a Host, you agree to be bound by this Agreement, our Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Help Centre, Resolution Centre, Prohibited Items Policy, and any additional policies or booking terms made available through the platform, each as updated from time to time. If you do not agree, you must not use OurSpace as a Host.

1. Nature of the Platform

OurSpace operates an online marketplace that enables Hosts and Renters to connect for storage arrangements.

OurSpace:

  • is not the owner, operator, lessor, warehouseman, bailee in possession, insurer, broker, carrier, or mover of any listed Space or Stored Items;
  • does not take physical possession, custody, or control of items placed in a Space;
  • does not inspect every Space, supervise every exchange, or guarantee the conduct of any user; and
  • is not a party to the physical storage arrangement between you and the Renter except to the limited extent expressly stated in this Agreement or our platform policies.

You, as the Host, are the party offering the Space and are responsible for providing the Space in accordance with your listing, accepted booking terms, platform rules, and applicable law.

2. Definitions

In this Agreement:

“Platform” means the OurSpace website, mobile application, communication tools, payment flows, support channels, and related services.

“Host” means a registered user who lists or provides a Space through the platform.

“Renter” means a registered user who requests, books, or uses a Host’s Space to store items.

“Space” means the area listed by the Host for storage, including but not limited to a garage, basement, shed, closet, room, storage area, or similar space.

“Booking” means a storage arrangement between a Host and a Renter facilitated through the platform.

“Storage Period” means the approved booking period during which a Renter’s items are authorized to remain in the Space.

“Stored Items” means the goods, belongings, boxes, containers, or other personal property placed by a Renter in a Space.

“Billing Cycle” means the recurring storage period selected for the Booking, which may be daily, weekly, or monthly.

“Policies” means the OurSpace Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Help Centre, Resolution Centre, Prohibited Items Policy, community standards, and other policies we publish from time to time.

3. Eligibility and Authority

To act as a Host, you must:

  • be at least 18 years old and capable of entering into a binding contract;
  • own the property where the Space is located, or have full legal authority to offer the Space for storage use;
  • provide current, complete, and accurate account, identity, property, and payout information;
  • complete any required verification steps;
  • be able to provide the Space in a safe and lawful manner; and
  • comply with this Agreement and all applicable laws, property rules, and third-party obligations.

If you are listing on behalf of a business or other organization, you represent and warrant that you have authority to bind that entity to this Agreement.

You further represent and warrant that offering the Space does not violate:

  • your lease, sublease, mortgage, insurance policy, condominium bylaws, HOA rules, or other property restrictions;
  • applicable zoning, fire, building, access, or occupancy rules; or
  • any agreement or law that would prohibit you from hosting storage for third-party property.

4. Account, Verification, and Electronic Consent

You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account credentials and for all activity under your account.

You authorize OurSpace and its service providers to carry out verification, fraud prevention, payout authentication, identity confirmation, and risk screening measures reasonably required to operate the platform.

You agree that:

  • electronic acceptance of this Agreement is legally valid and enforceable;
  • electronic records, notices, communications, and confirmations satisfy any legal requirement that such records be in writing, to the extent permitted by law; and
  • listing confirmations, booking notices, payout records, policy updates, and contract copies may be delivered electronically through the app, website, or email.

5. Listings and Contract Formation

A listing on the platform is an invitation for Renters to request a Booking. You are responsible for ensuring that each listing is accurate, complete, and not misleading.

You must clearly and accurately disclose all material information about the Space, including where applicable:

  • size and type of Space;
  • access method and access schedule;
  • indoor or outdoor conditions;
  • whether the Space is climate-controlled;
  • security features;
  • any relevant hazards, limitations, or environmental conditions;
  • whether stairs, narrow access points, or shared areas are involved;
  • any restrictions on item type, packaging, or frequency of access; and
  • any other fact that could reasonably affect a Renter’s decision to book.

A Booking is formed only when:

  • the Renter submits a request;
  • you accept the request; and
  • all required booking conditions, including valid payment authorization and any other platform requirements, are successfully completed.

Actual payment may be processed according to the cancellation, billing, and renewal terms presented at checkout and described in the applicable agreements and policies.

6. Host Representations and Warranties

You represent, warrant, and agree that:

  • the Space is lawfully available for the storage use you offer;
  • your listing is accurate and not misleading in any material respect;
  • the Space is reasonably safe, suitable, and maintained for the type of storage you advertise;
  • you will disclose known material defects, restrictions, hazards, water issues, pest issues, climate limitations, or access limitations before or during the Booking where relevant;
  • you will not knowingly permit prohibited or unlawful storage through the platform; and
  • you will comply with platform policies and take reasonable steps to reduce foreseeable risk to Renters and their Stored Items.

7. Host Obligations

As a Host, you agree to:

7.1 Provide a Safe and Suitable Space

You must ensure that the Space is, to the extent reasonably applicable to the type of listing:

  • clean and reasonably secure;
  • substantially as described in the listing;
  • free from known hazards you have not disclosed;
  • reasonably protected from avoidable risks such as active leaks, obvious structural dangers, and known pest infestation; and
  • suitable for the storage use you advertise.

7.2 Maintain Property Conditions

You are responsible for:

  • maintaining access points, locks, gates, and other entry systems you provide;
  • maintaining the general condition of the Space consistent with your listing;
  • informing Renters of any change that may materially affect the safety, accessibility, or suitability of the Space; and
  • not materially degrading the Space during an active Booking.

7.3 Provide Access as Agreed

You must:

  • provide access based on the accepted booking terms and listing details;
  • respect agreed appointment times or access windows;
  • communicate promptly if an access issue arises; and
  • not unreasonably withhold access to a Renter’s Stored Items, subject to safety, emergency, legal compliance, non-payment, or policy-related exceptions.

7.4 Respect Renter Property

You must not:

  • open, search, handle, move, remove, tamper with, or disturb a Renter’s Stored Items except where reasonably necessary for safety, emergency, legal compliance, platform enforcement, or with the Renter’s consent;
  • use the Renter’s designated Space for your own items during an active Booking in a way that interferes with the Renter’s rights; or
  • interfere with or dispose of Stored Items outside the platform process or applicable law.

8. Host Prohibitions

You agree not to:

  • misrepresent the size, condition, features, or availability of the Space;
  • accept or knowingly permit prohibited, illegal, unsafe, or undisclosed items in violation of platform rules;
  • discriminate against any user on a prohibited basis under applicable law;
  • use the platform to operate an unlawful storage business or an unlicensed commercial warehouse where one is required;
  • bypass the platform for platform-originated bookings in violation of OurSpace’s rules;
  • harass, threaten, or intimidate Renters;
  • retaliate against a Renter for raising a complaint or dispute; or
  • seize, sell, keep, donate, or dispose of Stored Items except as allowed under platform policies and applicable law.

9. Permitted and Prohibited Items

You may impose reasonable listing restrictions consistent with platform rules, but you may not authorize storage of items prohibited by the Prohibited Items Policy or applicable law.

Unless expressly permitted by OurSpace in writing, you must not knowingly allow storage of:

  • illegal items or stolen property;
  • cash, negotiable instruments, bullion, or highly valuable collectibles;
  • firearms, ammunition, explosives, fireworks, or weapons;
  • flammable, combustible, corrosive, toxic, biohazardous, or otherwise hazardous materials;
  • propane, gasoline, fuel, chemicals, paint thinners, solvents, or pressurized cylinders;
  • perishable food, plants, or items likely to rot, leak, spoil, or attract pests;
  • drugs, controlled substances, or paraphernalia unless lawfully possessed and expressly permitted;
  • living creatures of any kind;
  • items producing odour, residue, infestation risk, or contamination risk;
  • items requiring temperature control unless your listing expressly states such conditions are provided; or
  • any other item prohibited under the Prohibited Items Policy.

You must promptly report suspected prohibited or unsafe items through the platform and follow OurSpace instructions.

10. Fees, Billing, Payouts, and Taxes

You agree to all platform fees, payout rules, and payment terms disclosed by OurSpace.

Unless otherwise stated in the booking flow or payout materials:

  • you set the base storage price for your listing, subject to platform rules;
  • Bookings may use a daily, weekly, or monthly Billing Cycle;
  • the Renter is not charged when they first submit a Booking request;
  • the initial renter charge is processed 48 hours before the Booking start time if the Booking remains active;
  • once storage begins, each Billing Cycle is charged at the start of that cycle;
  • if a Renter chooses to end storage during an active Billing Cycle, that cycle remains the Renter’s final payable cycle;
  • charges generally continue until the Renter’s items are fully removed and the Booking is properly ended, completed, or otherwise verified through the platform; and
  • Host payouts may be delayed, held, adjusted, offset, or reversed to the extent permitted by law and platform terms where necessary for refunds, disputes, chargebacks, fraud prevention, account review, or policy enforcement.

You authorize OurSpace and its payment providers to collect applicable fees, make payout adjustments, and offset amounts owed by you against future payouts where permitted by law and the platform terms.

You are solely responsible for:

  • reporting and remitting taxes arising from your hosting activity, to the extent required by law;
  • determining whether you must register for or collect GST/HST or any similar tax;
  • understanding the effect of hosting income on your personal, business, or property tax obligations; and
  • obtaining your own tax advice.

OurSpace may provide transaction records or earnings summaries, but does not provide tax advice.

11. Cancellations, Refunds, and Booking Changes

Cancellation and refund rights are governed by the booking terms presented at checkout, this Agreement, applicable law, and any related policies in the Help Centre and Resolution Centre.

11.1 Before Storage Begins

Before a Booking becomes active, you may decline or cancel a request through the platform, subject to platform standards and potential account consequences for repeated cancellations.

If you cancel after the Renter has been charged but before storage begins:

  • the Renter may be entitled to a full refund; and
  • you may be subject to payout adjustment, account action, listing restrictions, or other platform consequences.

11.2 Active Booking Notice Requirement

Once a Booking is active, you are generally expected to provide at least two full Billing Cycles’ notice before ending the storage arrangement.

The notice period is based on the Billing Cycle selected in the Booking:

  • daily Booking: two full daily cycles’ notice;
  • weekly Booking: two full weekly cycles’ notice;
  • monthly Booking: two full monthly cycles’ notice.

11.3 If You Give Less Than Required Notice

If you end an active Booking without providing the required notice, the Renter may not be required to pay for the final Billing Cycle.

If the Renter has already been charged for that final cycle:

  • the Renter may be eligible for a refund, credit, or billing adjustment; and
  • you may be financially responsible to OurSpace for the refunded or credited amount, to the extent permitted by law and the platform terms.

11.4 Exceptions

You may be permitted to end a Booking on shorter notice, or immediately, where reasonably necessary, including for:

  • prohibited or illegal items;
  • safety concerns;
  • property damage or contamination risk;
  • non-payment;
  • fraud;
  • serious policy violations;
  • emergency property issues; or
  • legal or regulatory compliance reasons.

In such cases, OurSpace may determine what refund, if any, is appropriate based on the facts, evidence, and platform policies.

12. End of Storage and Item Removal

When a Booking is ending:

  • the Renter is expected to remove all Stored Items by the applicable end date;
  • you must reasonably cooperate with the agreed pick-up process, subject to safety, legal, and policy concerns;
  • you must not falsely confirm that items remain if they have in fact been removed; and
  • you must not block or interfere with proper completion of the end-of-booking process.

A Booking is not considered fully ended simply because one party says it is ending. Charges and booking status may continue until item removal is completed and the pick-up or end-of-booking process is completed or otherwise verified through the platform.

If removal is disputed or cannot be confirmed, OurSpace may investigate and determine the appropriate Booking end date based on available evidence.

13. Unclaimed, Overstayed, or Abandoned Items

If a Renter fails to remove Stored Items on time:

  • additional charges may continue or be assessed as disclosed in the listing, booking terms, or platform flows;
  • you must notify the matter through the platform and follow OurSpace instructions;
  • you must not take unilateral action outside platform procedures and applicable law; and
  • the matter may be handled under applicable law, including any valid contractual, possessory, warehouse, lien, sale, notice, disposal, or recovery rights available to a lawful party.

If Stored Items appear abandoned, unsafe, prohibited, unlawfully stored, or unclaimed, OurSpace and/or the Host may take steps permitted by applicable law and policy, including notice, storage, removal, sale, disposal, donation, or transfer, as appropriate.

Where required by law, any sale, disposal, lien enforcement, or deduction process must follow the notice, timing, accounting, and other procedural requirements imposed by applicable law. You must not seize or retain items for personal gain.

14. Damage, Liability, and Risk Allocation

14.1 Your Responsibility as Host

You are responsible for:

  • damage to Stored Items caused by your negligence, misconduct, or failure to provide the Space substantially as described;
  • damage arising from undisclosed hazards, preventable property conditions, or wrongful denial of access;
  • complying with applicable property, safety, and fire requirements; and
  • your own acts and omissions, and those of your household members, employees, contractors, agents, or representatives.

14.2 Renter Responsibility

Renters are generally responsible for:

  • damage their Stored Items cause to your property or third parties;
  • storing only permitted items;
  • packing and protecting their items appropriately; and
  • complying with the accepted Booking terms and platform rules.

14.3 Marketplace Role

OurSpace is not responsible for:

  • theft or damage involving Stored Items, except to the extent liability cannot be excluded by law;
  • damage to your property caused by Renters;
  • inspecting or verifying every Space or item;
  • ensuring your compliance with local laws, insurance obligations, or property restrictions; or
  • guaranteeing Host or Renter performance.

OurSpace acts solely as a marketplace intermediary.

15. Insurance and Protection

You are solely responsible for determining whether your homeowner, condo, renter, landlord, or commercial insurance permits and adequately covers the storage of third-party belongings in your Space.

OurSpace strongly recommends that you maintain appropriate insurance and confirm that your policy does not prohibit or restrict the hosting activity you offer.

Any optional guarantee, protection plan, or claims program that may be offered by OurSpace is subject to separate terms, limits, exclusions, deductibles, deadlines, documentation requirements, and eligibility rules, and is not a substitute for your own insurance.

16. Disputes and Evidence

If a problem occurs, you must report it promptly through the Resolution Centre and follow the instructions in the Help Centre.

Disputes may include issues relating to:

  • cancellations;
  • refund eligibility;
  • denied access;
  • pickup confirmation;
  • Booking end dates;
  • duplicate billing;
  • early termination;
  • listing accuracy;
  • property condition;
  • damage claims; or
  • any other Booking-related issue.

You agree to cooperate in good faith with any dispute review, including by providing:

  • a description of the issue;
  • dates and times;
  • photos or videos;
  • receipts, estimates, inventories, value evidence, or ownership evidence;
  • communications; and
  • any other relevant information reasonably requested.

OurSpace may review the available evidence and make platform decisions regarding refunds, credits, fees, payout adjustments, Booking end dates, account measures, or claims handling in accordance with its policies. Platform decisions do not prevent either party from pursuing any legal remedy available to them unless otherwise agreed.

17. Privacy and Personal Information

OurSpace collects, uses, discloses, stores, and safeguards personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable privacy law.

By using the platform, you acknowledge that OurSpace may collect, use, or disclose personal information for purposes including:

  • account creation and administration;
  • identity verification;
  • payment and payout processing;
  • fraud prevention and platform security;
  • customer support;
  • dispute investigation and resolution;
  • legal compliance;
  • service improvement; and
  • communications related to your account, listings, and Bookings.

You acknowledge that some personal information may be shared with Renters, payment processors, verification providers, insurers or protection partners, customer support vendors, law enforcement, regulators, or other third parties where reasonably necessary and permitted by law. Alberta PIPA applies to provincially regulated private-sector organizations in Alberta and requires reasonable safeguards for personal information. (Alberta.ca)

18. Suspension, Restrictions, and Termination

OurSpace may suspend, restrict, cancel, or terminate your account, listing, Booking, payout access, or use of the platform where reasonably necessary if you:

  • breach this Agreement or any policy;
  • fail verification checks;
  • provide misleading or incomplete listing information;
  • create safety, fraud, legal, financial, or reputational risk;
  • fail to pay amounts due to OurSpace;
  • repeatedly cancel Bookings without justification;
  • store or permit prohibited or unsafe items;
  • misuse the platform or messaging tools; or
  • engage in harassment, deception, abuse, or unlawful conduct.

You may close your account at any time, but closure does not affect existing payment obligations, active Bookings, unresolved disputes, payout holds, chargebacks, open claims, or rights and obligations that by their nature survive termination.

19. Indemnity

To the maximum extent permitted by law, you will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless OurSpace, its affiliates, and their respective directors, officers, employees, contractors, and agents from and against any claims, demands, losses, damages, liabilities, judgments, penalties, fines, costs, and expenses, including reasonable legal fees, arising out of or related to:

  • your Space or property conditions;
  • your hosting activity;
  • your breach of this Agreement or any policy;
  • your breach of law or third-party rights;
  • damage, contamination, injury, or access issues caused by your acts, omissions, or property;
  • your misrepresentation in a listing; or
  • any false, misleading, or incomplete information you provide.

20. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law:

  • OurSpace will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost business, lost data, emotional distress, or loss of opportunity;
  • OurSpace will not be liable for damage to property, loss of Stored Items, or disputes between Hosts and Renters except to the extent such liability cannot be excluded by law; and
  • if OurSpace is found liable to you for any claim arising from the platform or this Agreement, OurSpace’s aggregate liability will be limited to the greater of:
    (a) the total host service fees paid by you to OurSpace for the specific Booking giving rise to the claim in the 12 months before the event; or
    (b) CAD $250.

This section applies regardless of the legal theory of claim and even if a remedy fails of its essential purpose, subject always to applicable law.

21. Compliance With Laws

You must comply with all applicable laws, regulations, bylaws, orders, and safety requirements, including those relating to:

  • fire and building safety;
  • zoning and land-use rules;
  • privacy;
  • tax reporting;
  • dangerous goods;
  • property rights;
  • consumer protection;
  • condominium, HOA, lease, or mortgage restrictions; and
  • transportation, handling, and storage of goods.

Where any provision of this Agreement conflicts with non-excludable rights or obligations under applicable law, that provision will be interpreted and enforced to the minimum extent necessary to comply with applicable law, and the remainder of the Agreement will continue in full force.

22. Notices

You consent to receiving notices, disclosures, and communications electronically through the platform, by email, or by other contact information you provide.

You are responsible for keeping your contact details current.

Legal notices to OurSpace must be sent to:

OurSpace Technologies Inc.
Calgary, AB, Canada
Email: support@ourspacetech.com

23. Governing Law and Dispute Forum

This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Province of Alberta and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein, without regard to conflict of law principles, except where mandatory law requires otherwise.

Subject to applicable law, the courts of Alberta shall have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising from this Agreement.

24. Changes to This Agreement

OurSpace may update this Agreement from time to time.

Where required by law, we will provide notice of material changes. Your continued use of the platform after the effective date of an updated Agreement constitutes acceptance of the revised version, unless applicable law requires a different form of consent.

25. Entire Agreement and Severability

This Agreement, together with the Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, booking-specific terms, and the policies incorporated by reference, forms the entire agreement between you and OurSpace regarding your use of the platform as a Host.

If any provision is held invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, that provision will be severed or limited to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.

26. Contact and Support

For support, disputes, or policy information, please visit:

General support contact:

OurSpace Technologies Inc.
Email: support@ourspacetech.com

OURSPACE RENTERS AGREEMENT

Last Updated: April 15th, 2026
Effective Date: April 15th, 2026

This Renter Agreement (“Agreement”) is a legally binding agreement between OurSpace Technologies Inc. (“OurSpace,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) and the individual or entity using the OurSpace platform as a renter (“Renter,” “you,” or “your”).

This Agreement governs your use of the OurSpace mobile application, website, and related services to search for, request, book, access, and use storage space offered by independent third-party hosts (“Hosts”).

By creating an account, clicking to accept this Agreement, requesting or confirming a booking, storing items in a Space, or otherwise using the platform as a Renter, you agree to be bound by this Agreement, our Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Help Centre, Resolution Centre, Prohibited Items Policy, and any additional policies or booking terms made available through the platform, each as updated from time to time. If you do not agree, you must not use OurSpace as a Renter.

1. Nature of the Platform

OurSpace operates an online marketplace that enables Renters and Hosts to connect for storage arrangements.

OurSpace:

  • is not the owner, operator, lessor, warehouseman, bailee in possession, insurer, broker, carrier, or mover of any listed Space or Stored Items;
  • does not take physical possession, custody, or control of your items;
  • does not inspect every Space, supervise every exchange, or guarantee the conduct of any user; and
  • is not a party to the physical storage arrangement between you and the Host except to the limited extent expressly stated in this Agreement or our platform policies.

The storage service itself is provided by the Host, subject to the listing details, booking terms, and applicable law.

2. Definitions

In this Agreement:

“Platform” means the OurSpace website, mobile application, communication tools, payment flows, support channels, and related services.

“Renter” means a registered user who requests, books, or uses a Space to store items.

“Host” means an independent third party who lists a Space on the platform.

“Space” means the area offered by a Host for storage, including but not limited to a garage, basement, closet, shed, room, storage area, or similar space.

“Booking” means a storage arrangement between a Renter and a Host facilitated through the platform.

“Storage Period” means the approved booking period during which your items are authorized to remain in the Space.

“Stored Items” means the goods, belongings, boxes, containers, or other personal property you place in a Space.

“Billing Cycle” means the recurring storage period selected for the Booking, which may be daily, weekly, or monthly.

“Policies” means the OurSpace Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Help Centre, Resolution Centre, Prohibited Items Policy, community standards, and other policies we publish from time to time.

3. Eligibility and Authority

To use OurSpace as a Renter, you must:

  • be at least 18 years old and capable of entering into a binding contract;
  • provide current, complete, and accurate account, identity, and payment information;
  • complete any required verification steps;
  • have the legal right to possess, store, and remove all Stored Items;
  • comply with this Agreement and all applicable laws; and
  • use the platform only for lawful personal or business purposes permitted by OurSpace.

If you are using the platform on behalf of a business or other organization, you represent and warrant that you have authority to bind that entity to this Agreement.

4. Account, Verification, and Electronic Consent

You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account credentials and for all activity under your account.

You authorize OurSpace and its service providers to carry out verification, fraud prevention, payment authentication, identity confirmation, and risk screening measures reasonably required to operate the platform.

You agree that:

  • electronic acceptance of this Agreement is legally valid and enforceable;
  • electronic records, notices, communications, and confirmations satisfy any legal requirement that such records be in writing, to the extent permitted by law; and
  • booking confirmations, receipts, policy updates, and contract copies may be delivered electronically through the app, website, or email.

5. Booking Requests and Contract Formation

A listing on the platform is an invitation to request a Booking, not a guaranteed offer of storage.

A Booking is formed only when:

  • you submit a request;
  • the Host accepts it; and
  • all required booking conditions, including valid payment authorization and any other platform requirements, are successfully completed.

Actual payment may be processed according to the cancellation, billing, and renewal terms presented at checkout and described in this Agreement and related policies.

Each Booking may include listing-specific terms such as:

  • location details;
  • access rules;
  • environmental conditions;
  • container or packing expectations;
  • notice requirements;
  • start and end dates;
  • renewal terms;
  • Billing Cycle terms; and
  • any stated restrictions approved by OurSpace.

You are responsible for reviewing the listing and confirming that the Space is suitable for your needs before booking.

6. Renter Representations and Warranties

You represent, warrant, and agree that:

  • you own the Stored Items or otherwise have full legal authority to store them;
  • the Stored Items are accurately described if requested by the Host or OurSpace;
  • the Stored Items are safe to store and will not damage the Space or surrounding property;
  • the Stored Items do not violate any law, third-party rights, sanctions, or regulations;
  • the Stored Items are not prohibited by this Agreement, the Prohibited Items Policy, the listing terms, or applicable law; and
  • you will promptly remove any item that OurSpace or the Host reasonably identifies as unauthorized, unsafe, unlawful, or improperly disclosed.

7. Permitted and Prohibited Items

You may store only items that are lawful, safe, properly packed, and permitted under this Agreement, the listing, and the Prohibited Items Policy.

Unless expressly approved in writing by OurSpace and the Host, you must not store:

  • illegal items or stolen property;
  • cash, negotiable instruments, bullion, or highly valuable collectibles;
  • firearms, ammunition, explosives, fireworks, or weapons;
  • flammable, combustible, corrosive, toxic, biohazardous, or otherwise hazardous materials;
  • propane, gasoline, fuel, chemicals, paint thinners, solvents, or pressurized cylinders;
  • perishable food, plants, or items likely to rot, leak, spoil, or attract pests;
  • drugs, controlled substances, or paraphernalia unless lawfully possessed and expressly permitted;
  • living creatures of any kind;
  • items producing odour, residue, infestation risk, or contamination risk;
  • items that require temperature control unless the listing expressly states such conditions are provided; or
  • any other item prohibited under the Prohibited Items Policy.

OurSpace may remove, refuse, report, or require immediate removal of prohibited or unsafe items where reasonably necessary for safety, legal compliance, or platform integrity.

8. Packing, Inventory, and Condition of Items

You are solely responsible for properly packing, securing, labeling, and protecting your Stored Items.

You must:

  • use containers and packaging reasonably suitable for the nature of the Stored Items;
  • protect fragile, sensitive, or moisture-vulnerable items;
  • ensure your Stored Items do not leak, shift, attract pests, create odours, or damage the Space;
  • keep an accurate inventory of the Stored Items you place in the Space; and
  • where prompted by the platform, take and upload clear photos of the items and their condition at drop-off and pick-up for dispute and claims purposes.

Unless otherwise required by law or expressly offered through a protection product, neither the Host nor OurSpace is responsible for inadequate packing or ordinary deterioration resulting from the nature of the item, packaging failure, temperature variation, humidity, dust, pests, or similar risks inherent in storage.

9. Access, Conduct, and Property Rules

You agree to:

  • communicate with the Host respectfully and primarily through in-app messaging;
  • attend drop-off, access, and pick-up appointments on time;
  • follow the Host’s reasonable property access and safety instructions;
  • access only the approved Space and no other part of the property;
  • avoid creating nuisance, disturbance, or safety risks;
  • not duplicate keys, codes, fobs, or access credentials without authorization; and
  • not permit any third party to access the Space unless the Host and OurSpace have approved it.

You acknowledge that a Host may deny or delay access where reasonably necessary for safety, emergency, legal compliance, identity concerns, unpaid charges, or suspected policy violations.

10. Fees, Billing, Renewals, and Taxes

You agree to pay all amounts associated with your Booking, including:

  • the storage fees set by the Host;
  • the OurSpace renter service fee shown at checkout;
  • applicable taxes;
  • approved add-on charges;
  • extension fees, late removal fees, overstay fees, or other charges disclosed in the listing or platform flows; and
  • costs arising from your breach of this Agreement where permitted by law.

Unless otherwise stated in the booking flow:

  • you are not charged when you first submit a Booking request;
  • the initial charge is processed 48 hours before the Booking start time if the Booking remains active;
  • Bookings may renew automatically on the Billing Cycle selected at checkout, which may be daily, weekly, or monthly;
  • once storage begins, each Billing Cycle is charged at the start of that cycle;
  • if you choose to end storage during an active Billing Cycle, that cycle remains payable as your final cycle; and
  • charges continue until your Stored Items are fully removed and the Booking is properly ended, completed, or otherwise verified through the platform.

You authorize OurSpace and its payment processors to charge your selected payment method for all valid amounts due under this Agreement.

11. Cancellations, Refunds, and Booking Issues

Cancellation and refund rights are governed by the booking terms presented at checkout, this Agreement, applicable law, and any related policies in the Help Centre and Resolution Centre.

11.1 Renter Cancellations Before Storage Begins

If you cancel a Booking more than 48 hours before the Booking start time, you will not be charged for that Booking.

If you cancel a Booking within 48 hours of the Booking start time, the Booking becomes non-refundable and you will be charged.

11.2 Renter Ending a Booking After Storage Begins

Once storage begins, the current Billing Cycle is generally non-refundable.

If you choose to end storage during an active Billing Cycle:

  • that Billing Cycle remains your final payable cycle;
  • no prorated refund applies for unused time within that cycle unless required by law or expressly approved by OurSpace; and
  • no further recurring charges should apply after that cycle if your items are removed and the Booking is properly completed or otherwise verified through the platform.

11.3 Charges Continue Until Items Are Removed

A Booking is not considered fully ended simply because you state that you wish to end it.

Charges stop only when:

  • your Stored Items have been fully removed from the Space; and
  • the required pick-up, security check, end-of-booking process, or other platform verification has been completed.

If you say you are ending the Booking but do not remove your Stored Items, or if removal cannot be confirmed, the Booking may continue to be treated as active and charges may continue.

11.4 Host Cancellation or Early Ending of a Booking

If the Host cancels before storage begins after you have already been charged, you may be eligible for a full refund.

Once a Booking is active, Hosts are generally expected to provide at least two full Billing Cycles’ notice before ending the storage arrangement. The applicable Billing Cycle may be daily, weekly, or monthly, depending on the Booking.

If a Host ends an active Booking without providing the required notice, you may not be required to pay for the final Billing Cycle, and if you have already been charged for that cycle, you may be eligible for a refund, credit, or billing adjustment.

Exceptions may apply where a Host ends a Booking on shorter notice or immediately for safety concerns, prohibited items, property damage, contamination risk, non-payment, fraud, emergency property issues, serious policy violations, or legal compliance reasons.

11.5 Other Refund Situations

Subject to applicable law, you may also be eligible for a refund, credit, or adjustment where:

  • the Space is materially misrepresented;
  • the Space is unsafe or materially inaccessible;
  • access is wrongfully denied;
  • a duplicate or erroneous charge occurred; or
  • a dispute is resolved in your favour through the Resolution Centre.

Refunds are not guaranteed for unused time, early removal, change of mind, or minor dissatisfaction unless required by law or expressly provided in the applicable cancellation terms.

12. No Tenancy, Leasehold, or Residential Rights

Your Booking creates a limited contractual licence to store permitted items in the approved Space during the Storage Period.

It does not create:

  • a residential tenancy;
  • a commercial lease;
  • exclusive possession of real property;
  • a landlord-tenant relationship with OurSpace; or
  • any right to occupy, reside in, or use the Space for habitation.

You must not sleep, work, conduct business operations from, or otherwise occupy the Space except as reasonably necessary for approved drop-off, access, and pick-up.

13. Risk of Loss and Insurance

You store items at your own risk.

You are solely responsible for:

  • assessing whether the Space is suitable for your Stored Items;
  • maintaining any insurance you want for theft, accidental damage, water damage, pest damage, mould, smoke, fire, weather, or other loss;
  • determining the value of your Stored Items; and
  • choosing whether to store high-value, delicate, sentimental, or irreplaceable property.

OurSpace strongly recommends that you maintain adequate personal property or commercial insurance covering the full replacement value of your Stored Items.

Any optional protection plan, guarantee, or claims program made available through OurSpace is subject to separate terms, limits, exclusions, deductibles, deadlines, documentation requirements, and eligibility rules, and is not a substitute for your own insurance.

14. Damage to Space or Third-Party Property

You are responsible for all loss, contamination, infestation, damage, cleanup costs, fines, and expenses arising from:

  • your Stored Items;
  • your packing materials;
  • your access conduct;
  • your guests or representatives; or
  • your breach of this Agreement.

This includes damage to:

  • the Host’s property;
  • neighbouring property;
  • common areas;
  • building systems; and
  • any third-party property affected by your Stored Items.

You authorize OurSpace to charge your payment method for assessed amounts you agree to, amounts awarded through the dispute process, or amounts otherwise recoverable under applicable law and platform terms.

15. Host Responsibility and Platform Role

Hosts are generally responsible for:

  • providing the Space substantially as described in the accepted listing;
  • disclosing known material conditions or restrictions of the Space;
  • providing access consistent with the Booking terms, subject to safety and legal constraints;
  • giving the required notice before ending an active Booking except where shorter notice is permitted under platform rules or applicable circumstances; and
  • refraining from intentional misconduct or negligence that causes foreseeable damage.

OurSpace may assist with communication, evidence collection, payment handling, and dispute intake, but does not guarantee Host performance, uninterrupted access, condition of the Space, or recovery of losses.

16. OurSpace Disclaimers

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the platform and services are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.

OurSpace does not warrant that:

  • any listing is accurate, complete, or suitable for your needs;
  • any Host will perform as expected;
  • any Space is secure, climate-controlled, pest-free, waterproof, or fit for any particular purpose;
  • access will always be available at your preferred time;
  • communications, payments, or support tools will be uninterrupted or error-free; or
  • your Stored Items will be protected from loss, theft, deterioration, or damage.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes rights that cannot be excluded under applicable consumer protection or other mandatory law.

17. Overstay, Non-Removal, and Unclaimed Items

You must remove all Stored Items by the end of the Storage Period unless an extension is approved through the platform.

If you fail to remove your Stored Items on time:

  • additional fees may continue or be charged as disclosed in the listing, Booking terms, or platform flows;
  • the Host may deny further informal access until the issue is resolved through the platform where reasonably necessary;
  • OurSpace may contact you using the account information on file; and
  • the matter may be handled under applicable law, including any valid contractual, possessory, warehouse, lien, sale, notice, disposal, or recovery rights available to a Host or other lawful party.

If you state that a Booking is ending but your items remain in the Space, the Booking may continue to be treated as active until item removal is confirmed through the platform or otherwise verified by OurSpace.

Failure to complete the pick-up or end-of-booking process does not by itself prove that items were removed. Where pick-up is disputed or cannot be confirmed, OurSpace may investigate and determine the appropriate Booking end date based on available evidence.

If Stored Items appear to be abandoned, unclaimed, unsafe, prohibited, or unlawfully stored, OurSpace and/or the Host may take steps permitted by applicable law and policy, including notice, storage, removal, sale, disposal, donation, or transfer, as appropriate.

Where required by law, any sale, disposal, lien enforcement, or deduction process must follow the notice, timing, accounting, and other procedural requirements imposed by applicable law. You remain responsible for unpaid charges, enforcement costs, removal costs, storage costs, damage, and other lawful expenses that arise from your failure to remove the Stored Items.

18. Disputes and Evidence

If a problem occurs, you must report it promptly through the Resolution Centre and follow the instructions in the Help Centre.

Disputes may include issues relating to:

  • cancellations;
  • refund eligibility;
  • denied access;
  • pickup confirmation;
  • Booking end dates;
  • duplicate billing;
  • host early termination;
  • listing accuracy;
  • property condition; or
  • any other Booking-related issue.

You agree to cooperate in good faith with any dispute review, including by providing:

  • a description of the issue;
  • dates and times;
  • photos or videos;
  • receipts, inventories, value evidence, or ownership evidence;
  • communications; and
  • any other relevant information reasonably requested.

OurSpace may review the available evidence and make platform decisions regarding refunds, credits, fees, charges, Booking end dates, account measures, or claims handling in accordance with its policies. Platform decisions do not prevent either party from pursuing any legal remedy available to them unless otherwise agreed.

19. Privacy and Personal Information

OurSpace collects, uses, discloses, stores, and safeguards personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable privacy law.

By using the platform, you acknowledge that OurSpace may collect, use, or disclose personal information for purposes including:

  • account creation and administration;
  • identity verification;
  • payment processing;
  • fraud prevention and platform security;
  • customer support;
  • dispute investigation and resolution;
  • legal compliance;
  • service improvement; and
  • communications related to your account and Bookings.

You acknowledge that some personal information may be shared with Hosts, payment processors, verification providers, insurers or protection partners, customer support vendors, law enforcement, regulators, or other third parties where reasonably necessary and permitted by law.

20. Suspension, Restrictions, and Termination

OurSpace may suspend, restrict, cancel, or terminate your account, a Booking, or access to the platform where reasonably necessary if you:

  • breach this Agreement or any policy;
  • fail verification checks;
  • fail to pay amounts due;
  • store prohibited or unsafe items;
  • create legal, fraud, safety, or reputational risk;
  • misuse the platform or messaging tools; or
  • engage in harassment, deception, abuse, or unlawful conduct.

You may close your account at any time, but closure does not affect existing payment obligations, active Bookings, unresolved disputes, open claims, or rights and obligations that by their nature survive termination.

21. Indemnity

To the maximum extent permitted by law, you will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless OurSpace, its affiliates, and their respective directors, officers, employees, contractors, and agents from and against any claims, demands, losses, damages, liabilities, judgments, penalties, fines, costs, and expenses, including reasonable legal fees, arising out of or related to:

  • your Stored Items;
  • your use of the platform;
  • your breach of this Agreement or any policy;
  • your breach of law or third-party rights;
  • damage, contamination, or injury caused by your items or conduct; or
  • any false, misleading, or incomplete information you provide.

22. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law:

  • OurSpace will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost business, lost data, emotional distress, or loss of opportunity;
  • OurSpace will not be liable for loss of or damage to Stored Items except to the extent such liability cannot be excluded by law; and
  • if OurSpace is found liable to you for any claim arising from the platform or this Agreement, OurSpace’s aggregate liability will be limited to the greater of:
    (a) the total renter service fees paid by you to OurSpace for the specific Booking giving rise to the claim in the 12 months before the event; or
    (b) CAD $250.

This section applies regardless of the legal theory of claim and even if a remedy fails of its essential purpose, subject always to applicable law.

23. Compliance With Laws

You must comply with all applicable laws, regulations, bylaws, orders, and safety requirements, including those relating to:

  • dangerous goods;
  • consumer protection;
  • privacy;
  • sanctions;
  • property rights;
  • transportation and handling of goods; and
  • municipal fire, building, or access rules.

Where any provision of this Agreement conflicts with non-excludable rights or obligations under applicable law, that provision will be interpreted and enforced to the minimum extent necessary to comply with applicable law, and the remainder of the Agreement will continue in full force.

24. Notices

You consent to receiving notices, disclosures, and communications electronically through the platform, by email, or by other contact information you provide.

You are responsible for keeping your contact details current.

Legal notices to OurSpace must be sent to:

OurSpace Technologies Inc.
Email: support@ourspacetech.com

25. Governing Law and Dispute Forum

This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Province of Alberta and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein, without regard to conflict of law principles, except where mandatory consumer protection or other non-waivable laws in your home jurisdiction require otherwise.

Subject to applicable law and any mandatory rights you may have, the courts of Alberta shall have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising from this Agreement.

26. Changes to This Agreement

OurSpace may update this Agreement from time to time.

Where required by law, we will provide notice of material changes. Your continued use of the platform after the effective date of an updated Agreement constitutes acceptance of the revised version, unless applicable law requires a different form of consent.

27. Entire Agreement and Severability

This Agreement, together with the Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, booking-specific terms, and the policies incorporated by reference, forms the entire agreement between you and OurSpace regarding your use of the platform as a Renter.

If any provision is held invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, that provision will be severed or limited to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.

28. Contact and Support

For support, disputes, or policy information, please visit:

General support contact:

OurSpace Technologies Inc.
Email: support@ourspacetech.com

OURSPACE PROHIBITED ITEMS POLICY

Purpose

To help protect hosts, renters, neighboring property, and the platform, certain items may not be stored, listed, or transferred through OurSpace.

Users must not use OurSpace to store, arrange storage for, or facilitate the storage of any prohibited item. This policy applies regardless of whether the item is owned personally, temporarily, or on behalf of someone else.

OurSpace may remove listings, cancel bookings, restrict accounts, or take other action where prohibited items are suspected or reported.

General Rule

Users may not store any item that is:

  • illegal to possess, store, sell, distribute, or use,
  • dangerous or hazardous,
  • perishable or likely to rot, leak, attract pests, or create contamination,
  • stolen or obtained unlawfully,
  • regulated in a way that makes ordinary peer-to-peer storage inappropriate,
  • or otherwise prohibited by OurSpace policy.

Prohibited Items

1. Illegal Items

Users may not store any item that is illegal under applicable law.

This includes, without limitation:

  • stolen goods
  • counterfeit goods
  • items used for fraud or criminal activity
  • contraband
  • unlawfully possessed controlled substances
  • items possessed for unlawful trafficking, distribution, or production purposes

Canada’s Controlled Drugs and Substances Act prohibits trafficking and possession for the purpose of trafficking in listed controlled substances except as authorized.

2. Explosives, Fireworks, Ammunition, and Propellants

Users may not store:

  • explosives
  • blasting materials
  • fireworks
  • pyrotechnics
  • detonators
  • rocket motors
  • black powder / gunpowder
  • large quantities of ammunition
  • propellants or explosive components

Natural Resources Canada states that explosives regulation in Canada includes not only blasting explosives, but also fireworks, pyrotechnics, ammunition, and rocket motors.

3. Firearms, Weapons, and Related Components

Users may not store:

  • firearms of any kind
  • prohibited or restricted weapons
  • weapon parts or key firing components
  • magazines or regulated accessories
  • crossbows intended as weapons
  • knives or weapons prohibited by law
  • ammunition

Even where certain firearms or ammunition may be lawfully possessed under Canadian law, OurSpace may still prohibit them as a platform safety rule. The RCMP states firearms storage is regulated and requires secure storage measures, and ammunition storage is separately regulated as well.

4. Dangerous Goods and Hazardous Materials

Users may not store dangerous goods or hazardous materials, including any item falling within or similar to the following Transport Canada dangerous goods classes:

  • explosives
  • gases
  • flammable liquids
  • flammable solids
  • oxidizers
  • organic peroxides
  • toxic substances
  • infectious substances
  • radioactive materials
  • corrosives
  • other environmentally or physically hazardous substances

Transport Canada’s dangerous goods classification includes Class 1 explosives, Class 2 gases, Class 3 flammable liquids, Class 4 flammable solids, Class 5 oxidizers and organic peroxides, Class 6 toxic and infectious substances, Class 7 radioactive materials, and Class 8 corrosives.

Examples include:

  • gasoline, diesel, kerosene, fuel containers with fuel
  • propane tanks, butane cylinders, acetylene cylinders
  • solvents, paint thinner, industrial chemicals
  • pool chemicals
  • pesticides
  • strong acids or caustics
  • toxic cleaning concentrates
  • compressed gas cylinders
  • unstable batteries
  • damaged lithium batteries
  • hazardous waste

Health Canada advises that products such as paints, solvents, gasoline, fuels, and varnishes may release harmful fumes or catch fire and should be stored carefully outside living areas. Transport Canada also treats lithium batteries as dangerous goods.

5. Cannabis, Illicit Drugs, and Drug Production / Trafficking Materials

Users may not store:

  • illicit drugs
  • controlled substances possessed unlawfully
  • substances intended for trafficking or unlawful distribution
  • items intended for illicit cannabis production or distribution
  • drug production or trafficking equipment
  • bulk cannabis for commercial, resale, or unlawful purposes
  • unlicensed cannabis inventory

Even though cannabis is legal in Canada in some circumstances, the Cannabis Act regulates production, distribution, sale, and possession, and prohibits possession of things intended for illicit cannabis production, sale, or distribution. OurSpace may prohibit all cannabis and cannabis-related commercial inventory as a platform safety and compliance rule.

6. Prescription Drugs, Medical Drugs, and Medical Substances Requiring Controlled Storage

Users may not store:

  • prescription drugs intended for resale, transfer, or unauthorized distribution
  • temperature-sensitive drugs
  • controlled medications
  • clinical drug stock
  • regulated medical substances requiring controlled storage or chain-of-custody conditions

Health Canada states that drug storage and transportation conditions must be maintained throughout the supply chain. Ordinary peer-to-peer storage is not an appropriate platform environment for regulated drug storage.

7. Infectious, Biohazardous, or Medical Waste

Users may not store:

  • infectious substances
  • biohazardous materials
  • human tissue
  • bodily fluids
  • sharps
  • clinical waste
  • biomedical waste
  • contaminated materials

Transport Canada classifies infectious substances as Class 6.2 dangerous goods.

8. Radioactive Materials or Radiation Devices

Users may not store:

  • radioactive materials
  • nuclear substances
  • radiation devices
  • contaminated radioactive equipment

In Canada, possession and use of nuclear substances and radiation devices are regulated by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission.

9. Perishable, Rotting, or Pest-Attracting Items

Users may not store:

  • perishable food
  • raw meat, seafood, or animal products
  • refrigerated or frozen food
  • food likely to spoil
  • garbage or organic waste
  • items likely to mold, rot, leak, or attract insects, rodents, or pests

Health Canada notes that foods likely to spoil must be properly stored and eaten quickly, and food safety guidance emphasizes temperature control to prevent spoilage and bacterial growth. Ordinary peer-to-peer storage is not designed for this.

10. Living Things and Biological Matter

Users may not store:

  • people
  • animals
  • pets
  • livestock
  • plants requiring active care
  • biological specimens requiring controlled conditions

11. Cash, Currency, Securities, and Extremely High-Value Items

Users may not store:

  • cash
  • coins stored primarily for investment or high-value resale
  • securities
  • negotiable instruments
  • passports, identity documents, or irreplaceable legal records
  • jewelry, watches, precious metals, or collectibles of unusually high value
  • art, antiques, or other items requiring specialized insured storage

This category is primarily a platform risk rule rather than a direct legal rule. It is strongly recommended for launch because these items create outsized theft, fraud, and liability exposure.

12. Items Requiring Specialized Environmental or Licensed Storage

Users may not store items that reasonably require:

  • temperature-controlled storage
  • humidity-controlled storage
  • secure vault storage
  • licensed commercial storage
  • controlled hazardous materials handling
  • quarantine or contamination controls
  • medical, laboratory, or industrial compliance conditions

13. Any Item That Creates an Unreasonable Risk

Users may not store any item that, in OurSpace’s judgment, could:

  • endanger people or property
  • violate law or regulation
  • damage the host’s space
  • create fire, contamination, odor, infestation, or security risk
  • expose OurSpace or other users to unreasonable legal or safety risk

User Responsibilities

Hosts and renters are responsible for ensuring that any item connected to a booking is lawful, safe, accurately disclosed where required, and permitted under OurSpace policies.

Users must not attempt to avoid this policy by:

  • mislabeling items
  • hiding the nature of stored goods
  • moving transactions off-platform
  • splitting prohibited contents across containers
  • or failing to disclose unusual risks

OurSpace Enforcement

If OurSpace becomes aware of a potentially prohibited item, OurSpace may:

  • request more information
  • review booking and message records
  • cancel or restrict a booking
  • remove a listing
  • restrict or suspend an account
  • preserve records
  • refer users to emergency services, police, or other authorities where appropriate
  • cooperate with lawful requests where required

 

CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY

Last Updated: April 15th, 2026
Effective Date: April 15th, 2026

This Cancellation & Refund Policy (“Policy”) explains how cancellations, billing, ending a storage booking, and refunds work on the OurSpace platform.

This Policy forms part of the OurSpace Terms & Conditions, Renter Agreement, Host Agreement, Help Centre, Resolution Centre, and Contact Us materials. By creating an account, requesting or accepting a booking, storing items, or otherwise using the platform, you agree to this Policy.

1. Purpose of This Policy

OurSpace is a marketplace that connects Renters with Hosts who offer storage space. This Policy explains:

  • when a Renter is charged;
  • when a cancellation is free or non-refundable;
  • how recurring billing works;
  • when a booking is considered ended;
  • when refunds may apply; and
  • what happens if a Host or Renter ends a booking.

2. Key Principles

  1. OurSpace is a marketplace platform and is not the owner or operator of the storage space.
  2. Booking charges are based on the billing cycle selected in the booking, which may be daily, weekly, or monthly.
  3. Renters are not charged at the time they submit a booking request.
  4. Renters are charged 48 hours before the booking start time, unless the booking is cancelled before that point.
  5. Once a booking falls within 48 hours of the booking start time, the booking is considered non-refundable, unless this Policy or applicable law says otherwise.
  6. Once storage begins, each charged billing cycle is generally non-refundable, even if the Renter decides to end the booking before that cycle finishes.
  7. Charges stop only when the Renter’s items have been removed and the pick-up/end-of-booking process has been completed or otherwise verified through the platform.
  8. Refunds, credits, or billing reversals may still apply in limited situations such as Host cancellation, major listing inaccuracy, denied access, safety issues, duplicate charges, or other approved dispute outcomes.

3. Definitions

For the purpose of this Policy:

“Booking” means a storage arrangement between a Renter and a Host made through the platform.

“Booking Start Time” means the date and time the booking is scheduled to begin.

“Billing Cycle” means the recurring storage period selected for the booking, which may be daily, weekly, or monthly.

“Active Booking” means a booking where the storage period has begun and the Renter has placed items in the Host’s space, or where the booking is otherwise treated by the platform as in progress.

“End Request” means a request by the Renter to end a booking at the end of the current billing cycle.

“Pick-Up Confirmation” means the platform process used to confirm that the Renter’s items have been removed from the space.

4. Before a Booking Is Confirmed

Before a booking is confirmed:

  • a Host may accept, decline, or cancel the booking request through the platform;
  • the Renter is not charged when the request is first submitted; and
  • no storage contract is formed until the request is accepted and the booking proceeds through the platform.

If a Host declines or cancels a request before the booking becomes active and before the Renter has been charged, no payment is owed by the Renter.

If a Host cancels after the Renter has been charged but before storage begins, the Renter will receive a full refund of amounts paid for that booking.

5. Renter Cancellations Before Storage Begins

5.1 Cancellation More Than 48 Hours Before the Booking Start Time

If a Renter cancels a booking more than 48 hours before the Booking Start Time, the Renter will not be charged for that booking.

If any amount was already charged in error, OurSpace may reverse or refund that charge.

5.2 Cancellation Within 48 Hours of the Booking Start Time

If a Renter cancels a booking within 48 hours of the Booking Start Time, the booking is non-refundable and the Renter will be charged.

This rule exists because the Host has reserved that space and may no longer have a reasonable opportunity to rebook it.

Unless otherwise required by law or approved by OurSpace under this Policy, no refund is available for a Renter cancellation made within 48 hours of the Booking Start Time.

6. Billing and Recurring Charges

6.1 Billing Cycle Options

Each booking is set to a billing cycle selected during booking, which may be:

  • daily;
  • weekly; or
  • monthly.

The applicable billing cycle, storage fee, service fee, taxes, and other charges will be shown in the booking flow before the booking is finalized.

6.2 Initial Charge

The initial charge is processed 48 hours before the Booking Start Time, provided the booking has not been cancelled before that time.

6.3 Recurring Charges

After storage begins, charges recur at the start of each new billing cycle until the booking is ended in accordance with this Policy.

6.4 No Proration Unless We State Otherwise

Except where this Policy, applicable law, or an approved dispute outcome says otherwise, charged billing cycles are not prorated and are not refunded in part merely because the Renter uses only part of the cycle.

7. Renter Ending a Booking After Storage Begins

7.1 End Request

Once a booking is active, a Renter may choose to end the booking.

If the Renter chooses to end storage during an active booking:

  • the current billing cycle becomes the final billing cycle;
  • the Renter remains responsible for that full cycle; and
  • no further recurring charges should apply after that cycle, provided the items are removed and the booking is properly completed.

7.2 Mid-Cycle End Requests

If a Renter chooses to end a booking midway through a daily, weekly, or monthly cycle, the Renter still pays for that full cycle.

That cycle will be treated as the final paid cycle, and no refund or credit is given for the unused portion of that cycle unless this Policy expressly allows it or applicable law requires it.

7.3 Charges Stop Only After Items Are Removed

A booking is not considered fully ended simply because the Renter states that they wish to end it.

Charges stop only after:

  • the Renter’s items have been removed from the Host’s space; and
  • the pick-up/security check or other required end-of-booking process has been completed in the app or otherwise verified by OurSpace.

If the Renter says they are ending the booking but does not remove their items, or if removal cannot be confirmed, the platform may continue to treat the booking as ongoing and charges may continue.

8. Pick-Up and End-of-Booking Confirmation

To complete a booking, the Renter must follow the platform’s pick-up and end-of-booking steps.

This may include:

  • scheduling pick-up;
  • removing all items from the Host’s space;
  • completing any required security or condition confirmation steps in the app; and
  • any host, renter, or platform confirmation required to verify that the items were removed.

If the pick-up process is incomplete, disputed, or cannot be verified, OurSpace may review the matter and determine whether the booking should remain active, be manually closed, or be referred to the Resolution Centre.

9. Host Cancellations Before Storage Begins

Before a booking becomes active, a Host may decline or cancel the request through the platform.

If a Host cancels before storage begins:

  • the Renter will receive a full refund of any amount charged for that booking; and
  • OurSpace may take account action against the Host where appropriate.

10. Host Ending an Active Booking

10.1 Standard Notice Requirement

Once a booking is active, Hosts are expected to provide the Renter with at least two full billing cycles’ notice before ending the storage arrangement.

The notice period is based on the billing cycle selected in the booking. For example:

  • a daily booking requires at least two full daily cycles of notice;
  • a weekly booking requires at least two full weekly cycles of notice;
  • a monthly booking requires at least two full monthly cycles of notice.

10.2 If the Host Gives Less Than Required Notice

If a Host ends an active booking without providing the required two full billing cycles’ notice, the Renter will not be required to pay for the final billing cycle.

If the Renter has already been charged for that final billing cycle, the Renter may be entitled to a refund or billing reversal for that cycle.

Where permitted by law and platform terms, the Host may be financially responsible to OurSpace for amounts refunded or credited to the Renter because the Host did not provide the required notice.

10.3 Exceptions

A Host may be permitted to end an active booking on shorter notice, or immediately where reasonably necessary, including for:

  • safety concerns;
  • prohibited or illegal items;
  • property damage or contamination risk;
  • emergency property issues;
  • non-payment;
  • fraud;
  • serious policy violations; or
  • legal or regulatory compliance reasons.

In these situations, OurSpace may determine what refund, if any, is appropriate based on the facts, evidence, and platform policies.

11. Refund Eligibility

Refunds are not automatic. Refund eligibility depends on the circumstances, the timing, the evidence available, and this Policy.

A refund, credit, or billing adjustment may be considered in situations including:

  • a Host cancels before storage begins;
  • the Renter was charged in error;
  • the listing was materially inaccurate;
  • the space was unsafe or materially different from what was promised;
  • the Renter was denied access in violation of the booking terms;
  • the Host ended an active booking without the required notice;
  • the platform processed a duplicate charge; or
  • OurSpace approves relief through the Resolution Centre.

12. Situations Where Refunds Generally Do Not Apply

Unless required by law or expressly approved by OurSpace, refunds generally do not apply where:

  • the Renter cancels within 48 hours of the Booking Start Time;
  • the Renter chooses to end storage during a billing cycle after storage has begun;
  • the Renter removes items early and does not use the full cycle;
  • the Renter fails to attend a scheduled drop-off or pick-up;
  • the Renter fails to complete the required end-of-booking steps;
  • the Renter stores prohibited items or breaches platform rules;
  • the issue arises from the Renter’s own conduct, inaccurate disclosures, or policy violations.

13. Access Issues and Listing Problems

If a Renter experiences a serious access issue, material listing inaccuracy, or safety concern, the Renter should report it promptly through the Resolution Centre and review the guidance in the Help Centre.

OurSpace may request evidence such as:

  • photos or videos;
  • messages;
  • booking details;
  • timestamps;
  • receipts; or
  • other supporting records.

If OurSpace determines that the issue is valid, a refund, partial refund, credit, booking adjustment, or other remedy may be offered.

14. Disputes

A Renter or Host may submit a cancellation, billing, or refund dispute through the Resolution Centre within the time period specified by OurSpace in the app or Help Centre.

Users must cooperate in good faith and provide truthful, complete information.

OurSpace may review:

  • messages exchanged through the platform;
  • booking details;
  • timestamps;
  • access records;
  • listing information;
  • photos and videos;
  • payment records; and
  • other relevant evidence.

OurSpace may issue a platform decision regarding refunds, credits, charges, account measures, or policy enforcement, subject to applicable law.

15. Fraud, Abuse, and Platform Misuse

OurSpace may delay, limit, reverse, or deny refunds, credits, or cancellation requests where reasonably necessary to investigate:

  • fraud;
  • suspicious payment activity;
  • false claims;
  • misuse of the platform;
  • prohibited items;
  • repeated abuse of refund processes; or
  • other conduct that creates safety, legal, or financial risk.

OurSpace may also suspend or terminate accounts in accordance with its Terms & Conditions and user agreements.

16. Unclaimed or Unremoved Items

If a booking is supposed to end but the Renter’s items remain in the space, charges may continue until removal is confirmed.

If items are left behind beyond the applicable booking period, the matter may be handled under the Renter Agreement, Host Agreement, Terms & Conditions, and applicable law, including any notice, lien, disposal, removal, storage, recovery, or enforcement rights that may apply.

Any refund request connected to items that remain unremoved may be denied.

17. How Refunds Are Issued

Where OurSpace approves a refund or billing reversal:

  • the refund will generally be returned to the original payment method used for the booking, where possible;
  • alternative methods such as platform credit may be used where appropriate and permitted; and
  • processing times may vary depending on the payment provider or financial institution.

OurSpace is not responsible for delays caused by banks, card issuers, or third-party payment processors after the refund has been submitted.

18. Service Fees and Other Non-Refundable Amounts

Unless otherwise stated in this Policy, required by law, or approved by OurSpace due to a valid platform issue, certain fees may be non-refundable, including:

  • service fees;
  • charges tied to completed billing cycles;
  • administrative or processing charges where disclosed and permitted;
  • and other amounts identified as non-refundable during booking.

19. Policy Interpretation and Platform Rights

OurSpace may interpret and apply this Policy reasonably and in good faith based on the facts of each case, the evidence available, user safety, applicable law, and platform integrity.

Nothing in this Policy limits rights that cannot be limited under applicable law.

20. Changes to This Policy

OurSpace may update this Policy from time to time.

When we do, we will update the “Last Updated” date above and, where required by law, provide notice of material changes.

Continued use of the platform after the updated Policy becomes effective constitutes acceptance of the revised Policy, unless applicable law requires a different form of consent.

21. Contact and Support

For questions, support, or cancellation and refund assistance, please contact us through:

OurSpace Technologies Inc.
support@ourspacetech.com