Where the power bank station sits in each kind of venue, what a guest does with it, and what the venue receives for the space.
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.
Rent a power bank with a card tap and charge a phone at the table while the night carries on.
Sits on the back bar or beside the till, where guests already queue. Demand rises with the evening trade.
Guests stay for the next round, and every rental pays the venue a revenue share.
A late crowd arrives already low. Photos, group chats, splitting the bill and the taxi home all run down one battery, and a dead phone at the end of the night is a table that cannot settle.
Rent a power bank with a card tap and charge at the table, without handing a phone to anyone.
Sits on the back bar or beside the till, where guests already queue. Demand rises with the late trade.
The table settles, the room turns over, and every rental pays the venue a revenue share.
Diners photograph the food, split the bill by app and book whatever comes next from the table. In a café the same phone runs the whole visit, and a remote worker plans the visit around a socket.
Charge a phone at the table through the meal, or through one more coffee.
Fits the counter or the wait station. Guests serve themselves while staff keep serving tables.
Table time extends, and every rental pays the venue a revenue share.
A phone is the member’s music, timer and workout log in one. At low battery, sessions get cut short and members head home.
Members rent a power bank on the way in and charge a phone in a locker or at the bench while they train.
Lives at reception, in view of every member who walks in.
Members finish full sessions, and the gym earns a revenue share on every rental.
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.
Rent a power bank at check-in, spend the day out and return it to the station on the way back.
Sits at the front desk and becomes part of check-in.
A service moment at the desk, and a revenue share on every rental.
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.
Rent a power bank at one stand and return it at another on the same site. Groups stay findable.
Floor-standing units at entrances and concourses, kept stocked by ZAPT through the event.
Guests stay connected and safe, and the site earns a revenue share at event scale.
Payments, loyalty cards and the shopping list all live on the phone. Visits end when the battery does.
Rent a power bank near the entrance, shop across the centre and return it on the way out.
Placed at entrances and food courts, visible the length of the concourse.
Visits run longer across every unit, and the centre earns a revenue share on each rental.
The sector decides where the station stands and which model suits the room. It does not change the terms. Every venue above gets the same three sizes, the same free placement, the same one month trial and the same revenue share on every rental, and ZAPT keeps each station stocked.
See the station rangePlacement is free and installing it means plugging it in. The revenue share is paid quarterly against a statement itemising every rental.
