Hotels
Hotels and hospitality groups
Offer charging in lobbies, lounges and bars, so guests stay connected between their room and their plans for the day. Groups with several properties can discuss a consistent setup across sites.
Powerbank rental stations for business
Self-service powerbank rental stations for hotels, hostels, restaurants, gyms and offices. Customers tap a card, take a charged powerbank and bring it back when they are done.
01 Benefits
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Give guests, diners, members and visitors a straightforward way to top up their phone without leaving your space.
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Powerbanks travel with your customers, so they can stay at their table, desk or workout rather than waiting by a wall socket.
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Customers help themselves at the station, so staff spend less time looking after phones and chargers behind the counter.
02 The Station
The station sits on a counter or shelf near a power socket. Customers rent and return powerbanks themselves, using a contactless payment card at the station.
* Reference hardware. Specifications for your deployment are confirmed in your proposal.
03 How It Works
The rental is self-service and takes a few moments, so it fits into a visit without involving your staff.
Step 01
The customer presses Start on the station.
Step 02
They tap a contactless card on the built-in terminal.
Step 03
A powerbank is released, ready to charge by cable or wirelessly.
Step 04
They slot the powerbank back into the station.
04 Solutions
Hotels
Offer charging in lobbies, lounges and bars, so guests stay connected between their room and their plans for the day. Groups with several properties can discuss a consistent setup across sites.
Hostels
In shared dorms, sockets are often in short supply. A station at reception or in the common room lets guests take a charged powerbank out for the day, or charge in their bunk without queuing for a plug.
Food & drink
Customers can charge at their table rather than asking staff to plug in a phone behind the bar or counter.
Gyms
Members can pick up a powerbank at reception and keep their phone charged for music, tracking and messages during their session.
Offices
A shared charging point for staff and visitors in receptions, meeting rooms and co-working spaces, so people can keep working away from their desk without trailing cables.
05 Getting started
Every enquiry starts with a conversation, so the proposal reflects your premises and how your customers use them.
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Share the type of business, how many locations you have and where they are.
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We talk through station placement, power access and screen content for each site.
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We agree commercial terms and deployment requirements before anything is installed.
06 At a glance
07 FAQs
We focus on hotels, hostels, restaurants, cafés and bars, gyms and offices: places where people spend time and want their phone to last. If your premises are a different type, tell us about them in your enquiry.
A customer presses Start on the station, taps a contactless payment card and takes the powerbank that is released. They charge their phone while they carry on with their visit, then return the powerbank to the station when they are finished.
No. Customers rent and return powerbanks themselves at the station, so your team does not handle phones, cables or payments. The station just needs to stay plugged in and easy to find.
Somewhere visible, near a power socket, that customers pass when they arrive and leave. That is usually a hotel or hostel reception, a restaurant’s entrance or bar, a gym’s front desk, or an office reception. We agree the exact spot for each site.
The reference powerbanks include built-in USB-C and Lightning cables and support wireless charging. We will confirm the exact connections for the hardware supplied to your business as part of your proposal.
Yes, the station screen can display images supplied by your business. Let us know what you would like to show and we will discuss formats and how updates are handled.
Useful points include where the station will sit, access to a power socket, how many locations you are considering, the imagery you would like on screen, and any site rules or approvals that apply. We will raise anything else specific to your premises during our conversation.
Yes. Tell us how many locations you have and the towns or cities they are in, and we will discuss the appropriate setup for each.
Pricing and commercial terms depend on your requirements, so we provide them in a proposal after understanding your business. Request a proposal to start that conversation.
08 Contact
Tell us about your business and locations. We will use your details to respond to your enquiry and prepare a proposal.