Venue resource library
Everything to make the right call for your venue.
Start with the guest experience, check the fit and understand the hosting arrangement. These guides bring the practical details together before you talk to us.
How it works
Explore the details and practical next steps.
Read the guideHosting costs
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Read the guideStation fit
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Read the guideInstallation & service
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Read the guideVenue types
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Read the guideLocal coverage
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Read the guideGuest rental help
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Read the guideUnderstand the arrangement.
Learn what it means to host at no upfront cost, how venue revenue sharing is discussed, and which details to cover before installation.
See it through your guest's eyes.
Follow the rental from checkout to return. Learn how guests keep their phones with them and how your staff can introduce the station in one sentence.
Find a station that fits the space.
Compare the compact J8 Pro with the freestanding J24 Pro and J48 Pro. Look at dimensions, capacity and screen size alongside the way guests move through your venue.
Know the people and process behind it.
See how local delivery, installation and ongoing service work. Check the Southern California areas we serve and what to prepare for the first conversation.
Explore your kind of venue.
A hotel lobby, a taproom and an arena concourse each need a different placement. Explore the setting closest to yours, then talk to us about the actual space.
Questions, answered.
Where should I start?
Read the hosting costs guide and guest how-it-works guide, then compare station sizes. That gives you the essentials for a useful first conversation.
Can I discuss several locations?
Yes. Share the addresses, venue types and operating hours so we can discuss the placements together.
What should I send with my inquiry?
Your venue name, address, hours, typical guest traffic and a photo of the proposed space are a useful start. For an event, include the dates and expected attendance.
Your next step
Let’s talk about your venue.
Tell us about your location, space, and guests. We’ll discuss station fit and the hosting arrangement.