IOS matchmaking for the real world
Off-market yards.
On-point matches.
The right industrial outdoor storage is hard to find—and harder to evaluate. Yard Match Industrial brings fleet requirements and yard availability together around the details that actually matter.
Fleet parking · Trailer storage · Equipment yards · Port logistics
Compatibility preview
Illustrative workflow — not live inventory
Fleet brief
Port-area trailer storage
Footprint
5+ acres
Equipment
80 trailers
Access
24 / 7
Location, acreage, surface, access, fleet needs, and budget compared in one view.
$450B+
Market opportunity*
92%
Illustrative match score
48hr
Introduction target, when a fit exists
*Market estimate supplied for this concept; verify source and scope before relying on it. Metrics are illustrative, not guarantees or live platform data.
Fit before introductions
A better way to find your next yard.
Turn scattered property details and operational needs into a concise, comparable brief.
- 01 / BRIEF
Set the parameters.
Operators describe fleet, market, acreage, and budget. Yard owners share location, usable area, surface, and asking rent.
- 02 / COMPARE
Evaluate what fits.
A matching workflow can compare operating requirements with yard attributes and identify gaps to verify.
- 03 / CONNECT
Move to a real conversation.
When the fit looks promising, both sides can take the next step: diligence, site review, and commercial terms.
Start your match
One portal.
Both sides.
Tell us what you need or what you have. The more precise the brief, the more useful a future match can be.
- ✓Operational details, not just a pin on a map
- ✓Clear acreage and monthly economics
- ✓A structured starting point for diligence
Privacy first
Share business contact details only. Do not include passwords, payment details, or confidential fleet schedules.
Find your fleet’s next yard.
Tell us where you operate and what you need.
All fields required. Pricing in USD per month.
- Submission
- Contact
From brief to ground truth
Good matches start with the right details.
Access, surface condition, usable acreage, location, and operating fit all deserve a closer look. A match is a starting point for diligence—not a substitute for it.