The screen is part of the station
Every Juiceboxx station has a screen. It shows rental information and runs a loop of approved messages. It is not a free-standing display competing with everything else on the wall.
The rental brings people to the screen
Guests walk up to rent a power bank for $2 per 30 minutes, then come back later to return it. Both times, they are standing right at the screen. The app guide shows the guest's side.
Where the screens are
Stations are live today at Paradise Lanes Bowling Alley in Spartanburg and Total Fitness Family Center in Piedmont. New venues are joining across South Carolina, and each proposal names what is available.
The venue agrees first
Your message runs only after the host venue approves it. Plan your wording to fit the room.
Who it suits
Local businesses whose customers spend time in the host venues, event organizers looking to reach a crowd, and brands that want a visible presence in a specific South Carolina community. It is a local, venue-by-venue channel.
How buying works
Tell us what you are promoting, where, and when. We reply with a proposal naming the venues, dates, loop share, creative specs, and price. After approval, you upload creative in your private advertiser portal, and the venue approves the wording before it runs.
How it differs from a billboard
A billboard reaches drivers passing at speed. A station screen reaches people standing still, indoors, in a venue they chose to visit. You give up the scale of a highway for the focus of a room, and you pay for named venues and dates rather than estimated traffic counts.
What we report
We confirm where and when your message ran. We do not promise impressions, attendance, or sales. The measurement page and the rates page explain the details.