All items up to $2,000 in value were guaranteed by the company, which would either reimburse or replace them if lost or damaged. When customers requested that any stored items be returned to them, the items would be retrieved from the warehouse and brought back by an Omni concierge. A user's stored items were available in a digital inventory that was accessible through the Omni app. Omni concierges would take these items and bring them to a warehouse, where they were categorized and photographed. Clients could request that an Omni concierge come to pick up any items that they wished to store. Omni's base service was on-demand storage, which began in Fall 2015 for residents and businesses of the San Francisco area. ( December 2020) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Please help improve it by removing promotional content and inappropriate external links, and by adding encyclopedic content written from a neutral point of view. This section contains content that is written like an advertisement.
Omni ceased operation at the end of 2019. Omni had raised around $39 million in investment, with nearly $15 million coming from traditional sources such as venture capital firms and approximately $25 million coming in the form of Ripple. As of July 2018, Omni was only available in the San Francisco Bay area, but had announced plans to expand into Portland, Oregon. Omni then expanded into offering other services such as the option to lend items to friends and the ability to rent out items for profit. When the client wanted their item back, they would request to have it dropped off by Omni, possibly at an additional fee. Initially, the company focused on storage and space-management: customers would have their items picked up by Omni, which would categorize and photograph them. Founded in 2014 by Aaron Wiener, Adam Dexter, and CEO Tom McLeod, Omni debuted its service in Fall 2015. Omni was an American tech-based on-demand storage and rental company based in San Francisco, California.
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