How to find the nearest power bank station in Israel

The fast way: the map on the site

The homepage carries a live map of every station in the network. With location permission granted, it opens around you and shows the nearest stations. Tapping one opens a card with the venue name, a photo and a navigation button that hands off to Waze or Google Maps.

Searching by city

Every city with active stations has its own page listing the venues — useful for planning ahead.

When the phone is nearly dead

1. Check the map while the screen still works
2. With no battery at all: stations sit in cafes, malls, hotels, IKEA stores and coworking spaces, so walking into one is usually enough
3. At the station no app and no data are needed — tap a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay

How to spot a station

A countertop unit with a screen and slots, each holding a power bank. Usually by the counter, the entrance or the seating area. If you cannot see it, ask the staff.

What to bring

Nothing: every power bank has built-in Lightning, USB-C and Micro-USB cables.

Pricing and returns

15₪ for the first hour, a 30₪ daily cap and a 70₪ deposit released after return at any station in the network — no need to come back to where you started.

Summary

Checking the map before the battery dies is best, but even at the last minute the answer is usually within walking distance.