Turn dead phones
into a live amenity.

Nothing. There is no installation cost and no ongoing fee to the venue. Out Of Charge supplies, places, stocks and maintains the station, and the unit is fully self-service, so it does not add to your team's workload. Your venue simply provides the space and a power socket, and earns a share of every rental in return.

The station is a self-service rental point, and the venue earns a share of the revenue from every power bank rented on the premises. Because it runs around the clock with no staffing required, it becomes a passive, additional revenue stream alongside the main benefit of giving guests a genuinely useful amenity that keeps them on site and connected for longer.

No. The station is entirely self-service: guests scan, rent and return power banks themselves without involving your team. Out Of Charge handles stocking, servicing and support, so there is no maintenance burden on the venue. Your only role is hosting the station in a visible, convenient spot.

Power bank stations work best in venues where people spend time and where a flat phone is a real frustration: gyms and fitness studios, golf clubs, leisure centres, entertainment venues, bars, restaurants, hotels and events. Anywhere with steady footfall and dwell time is a strong fit, because guests are more likely to need a top-up and to return the power bank before they leave.