Venue types & eligibility
A useful amenity
in the right place.
Look for guests who stay a while, use their phones throughout the visit, and can easily see and reach the station.
Bars & nightlife
Explore the guest experience and placement considerations for bars & nightlife.
Read the guideRestaurants
Explore the guest experience and placement considerations for restaurants.
Read the guideHotels & resorts
Explore the guest experience and placement considerations for hotels & resorts.
Read the guideGyms & studios
Explore the guest experience and placement considerations for gyms & studios.
Read the guideBreweries
Explore the guest experience and placement considerations for breweries.
Read the guideCasinos
Explore the guest experience and placement considerations for casinos.
Read the guideStadiums & arenas
Explore the guest experience and placement considerations for stadiums & arenas.
Read the guideFestivals & events
Explore the guest experience and placement considerations for festivals & events.
Read the guideSigns of a promising fit.
- Guests stay long enough to need additional battery.
- Phones are useful for photos, payment, tickets or transport.
- The station is visible and accessible.
- Staff can point guests toward it.
- Power and service access are practical.
Things to discuss first.
- Very short visits or limited guest demand.
- Hidden corners, crowded exits or insufficient clearance.
- Outdoor, wet or high-temperature exposure.
- Unreliable power or an unclear service arrangement.
- Temporary events that need a specific delivery and collection plan.
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.