Phone charging stations for clubs and lounges.
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.
Where the station sits.
- Guests
Rent a power bank with a card tap and charge at the table, without handing a phone to anyone.
- Station
Sits on the back bar or beside the till, where guests already queue. Demand rises with the late trade.
- Venue
The table settles, the room turns over, and every rental pays the venue a revenue share.
The Pro-12 suits a late venue, and the reason is footprint rather than throughput. It is the same countertop size as the Compact-8, so a busier room gets more slots without giving up more bar.
- Recommended model
- Pro-12
- Form factor
- Countertop
- Dimensions
- 26 x 20 x 39 cm
“End of the night, you want to cash up, and there’s always one table who can’t pay because their phone’s died. You’re stood there waiting on them. Now they just rent a power bank and get on with it.”
Clubs & lounges, in detail.
- Does this work in a room that is loud and dark?
- A screen on the bar competes with everything else in the room, which is fair. What makes it work is that there is nothing to read: a guest taps a contactless card and a power bank ejects. No app to download, no code to scan and no account to create, on a phone that is already dying and a signal that is already poor.
- Do the door staff or the bar have to handle it?
- No, and the deposit is the reason that holds. The £15 held on the card is released within two minutes of the power bank going back into a slot, so the question a guest would otherwise bring to your bar never gets asked.
- What happens to a power bank a guest walks off with?
- Past 24 hours the rental becomes a £25 purchase and the guest keeps the power bank. Nothing is charged to the venue, and the venue is not out a unit, because the hardware is ours. Your share is calculated on the rental, which is capped at £9.99 in any 24 hours.
Other sectors on the network.
- Pubs & bars
Guests stay for the next round instead of leaving to find a charger.
- Restaurants & cafés
The seats by the sockets stop being the only ones anyone wants.
- Gyms & fitness studios
Members finish the session instead of leaving when the music stops.
- Hotels & stays
The front desk stops storing guests’ phones in a drawer.
- Stadiums & festivals
Crowds stay ticketed, paying and findable across the whole site.
- Shopping centres
Visits run longer across every unit in the centre.
Put a phone charging station in your venue.
Placement is free and installing it means plugging it in. The revenue share is paid quarterly against a statement itemising every rental.