Affiliate Disclosure

This guide earns a commission when you reserve a bag drop through a Radical Storage link. That is its only income, and it changes nothing you pay. Radical Storage's Paris rate is EUR 3.90 per bag per day, and a EUR 1.99 per-bag fee is added at checkout, so one bag for one day totals EUR 5.89. The site is a guide, not an operator. If you reserve elsewhere, it earns nothing.

How This Site Earns

The money behind this guide is simple to state. When you reserve a bag drop through a Radical Storage link, Radical Storage pays this site a commission. It never charges readers directly and holds no payments; revenue comes from those commissions and nothing else. That is also why every price here is quoted from Radical Storage's published figures, not rounded down to look cheaper.

Your bag is handed to a stranger, so the honesty bar is high. The Radical Storage Guarantee is not insurance, and its own terms say so in clause 9.2.2. The headline figure is EUR 10,000, but clause 9.4 caps any single claim at EUR 3,000, and both numbers are always written together here. If you are deciding whether to leave a laptop behind, you need the cap, not the headline.

Who Sets The Price, Who Holds Your Bag

What you pay is set by Radical Storage, not by this guide. The rate on nearly every Paris card is EUR 3.90 per bag per day, and a EUR 1.99 per-bag fee is added at checkout, so one bag for one day is EUR 5.89 rather than the day rate alone. Keep the same bag for three days and the arithmetic is EUR 13.69, because the fee is charged once per bag and does not scale with nights.

This site holds no bags, runs no storage points and staffs no counter anywhere in the city. Every drop-off point it covers is an independent local business, a hotel, a cafe or a shop, working as a Radical Storage partner. The Radical Storage Guarantee stands behind each stored bag, up to EUR 10,000 with a EUR 3,000 cap per claim, and their own terms spell out its limits. Read them before leaving anything valuable.

Commission, In Plain Figures

• This guide earns a commission from Radical Storage when a reader reserves a bag drop through one of its links. Nothing is sold here directly: the price you pay is Radical Storage's own published rate, and this site never takes payment for storage itself.
• The rate you should expect at a Paris storage point is EUR 3.90 per bag per day, plus a EUR 1.99 per-bag fee added at checkout. One bag for one day comes to EUR 5.89. Three days with one bag is EUR 13.69, because the fee is charged once per bag and does not scale with nights.
• The Radical Storage Guarantee is not insurance, and its own terms say so in clause 9.2.2. The headline figure is EUR 10,000, but clause 9.4 caps any single claim at EUR 3,000. Both numbers matter if you are deciding whether to leave a laptop in the bag.
• There is no Radical Storage point at Charles de Gaulle or at Orly. Both airport pages exist but carry no bookable storage, so this guide sends airport readers to the mainline station clusters instead, where the storage points actually are.
• Ratings and review counts shown anywhere on this guide belong to Radical Storage, never to this site. The network claims 421 storage points across Paris, while its own sitemap publishes more than 350, and both figures are attributed to their source rather than passed off as this guide's own count.

Where Every Number Comes From

Every euro figure on this guide comes from Radical Storage's published Paris prices. EUR 3.90 per bag per day is the rate on nearly every Paris location card, and a EUR 1.99 per-bag fee is added at checkout, which makes one bag for one day EUR 5.89 in total rather than the day rate alone. Ratings shown belong to Radical Storage, never to this guide, and a storage point with no rating yet is described exactly that way, with no number invented to fill the gap.

Opening hours come from each storage point's own published record, because they vary by point and are often ordinary shop hours rather than all-day access. Radical Storage claims 421 points across Paris while its sitemap publishes more than 350, so both figures are attributed rather than blended. Where a location record has no figure for something, the page writes around the gap instead of guessing.

Sourcing Every Figure

This guide makes no claim its sources do not support. There are no invented bag dimensions, no weight limits, no walking times in minutes and no theft statistics, because none of these could be sourced from any operator or authority. Where something is genuinely unknown, the page says so. Comparisons between Radical Storage and SNCF station consignes use each operator's own published information, including their real limitations.

Spotted a price or an opening hour that looks off? Say so. How this guide sources its figures is explained on the about page.