Phone charging stations for malls and shopping centres

    In a mall the phone is the shopping list, the coupon, the parking app and the payment. When it dies, the visitor doesn't go up another floor. A Dead Batt rollout keeps them inside.

    What the owner gets

    • Longer visits

      A powered visitor heads for another floor instead of the exit.

    • Service across the whole site

      Take one on one floor, return it on another — no need to come back to the same unit.

    • Relieved info desk

      No charger lending and no cable sign-out sheets.

    • Income from common area

      A share of every rental on a square metre that earned nothing before.

    How to lay out the stations

    One station at the entrance isn't enough. What works is several points: the food court, the information desk, the car park entrance and the café floor.

    Because a unit taken on one floor can be returned on another, visitors aren't tied to a single point and keep moving between shops.

    Customer service with no extra staff

    The information desk no longer lends chargers or keeps a log of them. The service runs itself, with 24/7 support on our side.

    Stations can be added to internal wayfinding and to the mall app as an official visitor service.

    The terms: free installation, a share of every rental

    We supply the station, the power banks, the software and the customer support. You supply a power socket and one square metre in a visible spot. No installation cost, no subscription and no equipment to buy.

    The venue earns a 15%-25% commission on the station's revenue, with transparent reporting on rentals and revenue. The venue is not liable if a customer fails to return a power bank — equipment and liability are insured by us, and installation happens within 24 hours of approval.

    What your guest does at the station

    The guest taps a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay and the power bank releases in seconds — no app, no QR code, and it works even when the phone has already shut down.

    Pricing is transparent: 15₪ for the first hour, 30₪ maximum per day, and a 70₪ deposit released on return. The unit can be returned at any station in the network, so your staff never handles it.

    Stations by venue type

    All terms for businesses

    FAQ

    How many stations does a mall need?

    It depends on size and footfall. Most start with two or three points — food court, information desk, car park entrance — and expand with demand.

    Can a unit be returned on a different floor?

    Yes, and at another mall or any station in the Israeli network.

    How much does installing a station cost?

    Nothing. Installation, hardware, software and support are on us, the venue earns a 15%-25% commission on the station's revenue, and it is not liable if a customer fails to return a power bank.

    Who handles customers and faults?

    Our support runs 24/7 directly with the end user. Your staff never fields questions about charges, rentals or returns.

    Want stations in your shopping centre?

    Message us on WhatsApp and we'll draft a rollout plan around your footfall map.

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