Every sector drains differently.

Where the kiosk sits in each industry, what guests do with it and what the venue receives.

ZAPT kiosk installed on the counter of a bar

Pubs & bars

Guests arrive mid-evening on half a battery, with photos, group chats and the taxi home still to come. When the phone dies the night ends early and the tab closes with it.

  • Guests

    Rent a powerbank with a card tap and charge at the table while the night carries on.

  • Kiosk

    Sits on the back bar or beside the till, where guests already queue. Demand peaks with evening trade.

  • Venue

    Guests stay for the next round, and every rental pays the venue a revenue share.

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Coffee and food on a café window table

Restaurants & cafés

Diners photograph the food, split the bill by app and book whatever comes next from the table. Remote workers plan their whole visit around a socket.

  • Guests

    Charge at the table through the meal, or through one more coffee.

  • Kiosk

    Fits the counter or the wait station. Guests serve themselves while staff keep serving tables.

  • Venue

    Table time extends, and every rental pays the venue a revenue share.

Hospitality insights on the blog
ZAPT powerbank on a bench in a gym

Gyms & fitness studios

A phone is the member’s music, timer and workout log in one. At low battery, sessions get cut short and members head home.

  • Guests

    Members rent on the way in and charge in a locker or at the bench while they train.

  • Kiosk

    Lives at reception, in view of every member who walks in.

  • Venue

    Members finish full sessions, and the gym earns a revenue share on every rental.

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Hotel room with a morning view over the water

Hotels & stays

Guests check in drained from the airport, the station or the road, then head straight back out with maps, tickets and translation running on one battery.

  • Guests

    Take a powerbank at check-in, explore all day and return it to any kiosk on the network.

  • Kiosk

    Sits at the front desk and becomes part of check-in.

  • Venue

    A service moment at the desk, and a revenue share on every rental.

Charging guides on the blog
Festival crowd with raised hands in front of a stage

Stadiums & festivals

Tickets, payments and finding friends all run on one battery that was never sized for a full day out. In a crowd, a dead phone is a safety issue.

  • Guests

    Rent at one stand and return at another. Groups stay findable across the site.

  • Kiosk

    Floor-standing kiosks at entrances and concourses, replenished by ZAPT through the event.

  • Venue

    Guests stay connected and safe, and the site earns a revenue share at event scale.

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Shopping centre concourse across several floors

Shopping centres

Payments, loyalty cards and the shopping list all live on the phone. Visits end when the battery does.

  • Guests

    Rent near the entrance, shop across the centre and return the powerbank on the way out.

  • Kiosk

    Placed at entrances and food courts, visible the length of the concourse.

  • Venue

    Visits run longer across every unit, and the centre earns a revenue share on each rental.

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Six sectors, one network.

A powerbank rented at a hotel desk comes back at a stadium concourse. Guests return to any kiosk, so every placement makes the rest of the network more useful, and ZAPT keeps every kiosk stocked through replenishment.

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Placement is free, install takes under an hour and the revenue share is paid quarterly with a full statement.