What Happened to MakeSpace?
MakeSpace launched in New York as a pickup-and-store service: movers would box, catalog, and warehouse your stuff, then deliver back whatever you requested on demand. It later expanded to Los Angeles, Washington DC, and Chicago. Somewhere along the way, Clutter — a very similar on-demand storage company — acquired MakeSpace. Today makespace.com forwards straight to clutter.com, and the MakeSpace app listing we checked is gone from the App Store. That’s two independent signals the standalone brand is done: the site redirects away, and the app is delisted.
Our old MakeSpace referral link (through inv.mksp.io) doesn’t resolve anymore — the domain itself is dead, not just the offer page. So if you’ve bookmarked a “$75 MakeSpace credit” link from us or anywhere else, it won’t work. We’re leaving the original MakeSpace link on this page since it was already published here, but treat it as inactive.
Not currently. We checked our Clutter promo code page — Clutter (now backed by Iron Mountain) prices storage by custom quote and doesn’t advertise a signup discount on its own site. So the natural next step — “MakeSpace’s code is dead, surely its new parent company has one” — doesn’t pan out either. If that changes, we’ll update both pages.
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Click through to Neighbor. Use our Neighbor link so the bonus is tracked to your new account.
Search your zip code for available storage space nearby, or list your own space if you have some to rent out.
Applied automatically through our link — no code needed.
Book a space and complete your first month. The signup bonus terms are shown on the landing page when you sign up — confirm the current amount there before you commit.
What We’d Use Instead: Neighbor’s $300 Bonus
Since neither MakeSpace nor Clutter currently has a working discount, the closest live alternative we can actually recommend is Neighbor — a peer-to-peer storage marketplace where people rent out garages, basements, and spare space to people who need it, usually for less than a traditional storage unit. Sign up through this link and, last we checked, new users could get a $300 Amazon gift card bonus. It’s a different model than MakeSpace’s pickup-and-deliver service — you’re typically dropping items off yourself rather than having movers do it — so it’s not a perfect substitute, but it’s the option we can currently verify and stand behind.
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For the full story on where MakeSpace’s parent company stands today, see our Clutter promo code page. Need to move rather than store? Check out Bellhops for hourly moving help.

Is There a Clutter Promo Code Instead?
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MakeSpace still in business?
Not as a standalone company. MakeSpace was acquired by Clutter, and makespace.com now redirects visitors to clutter.com. The MakeSpace app is no longer listed in the App Store either.
Does the old $75 MakeSpace referral link still work?
No. The referral tracking domain MakeSpace used no longer resolves at all, so there’s nothing to click through to. We’ve left the original link on this page but it’s inactive.
Does Clutter have its own promo code since it absorbed MakeSpace?
Not that we could find as of July 2026. Clutter prices by custom quote and doesn’t advertise a signup discount. See our Clutter promo code page for the current status.
What’s the closest working storage discount right now?
Neighbor’s referral bonus is the one we can currently verify — a $300 Amazon gift card for new users who sign up through our link, last checked July 2026. It’s a peer-to-peer storage marketplace rather than a pickup-and-deliver service like MakeSpace was, so the model is a bit different.
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The MakeSpace offer is history.
The record lives here.
The original details are preserved above — and the intro points to what still works today.
See the current alternative