For guests
A power bank fits a riverfront restaurant or a ballpark-side bar, where a stop lasts long enough for a phone to recover before the drive home. Returns go to any Juiceboxx station, which matters when an evening crosses the water twice.
North Augusta's warm months turn on SRP Park and the GreenJackets, with the Savannah River bridges tying its evenings to Augusta across the water. This page covers where a station fits a river evening.

North Augusta is a river city: the Savannah River separates it from Augusta, and the 13th Street and Fifth Street bridges carry residents across for work and dinner. SRP Park hosts the GreenJackets through baseball season, and the Greeneway trail follows the old rail line between seasons. Tickets, parking passes and directions live on one phone.
A power bank fits a riverfront restaurant or a ballpark-side bar, where a stop lasts long enough for a phone to recover before the drive home. Returns go to any Juiceboxx station, which matters when an evening crosses the water twice.
A riverfront restaurant or a downtown bar near the bridge already holds guests through a meal and a walk, the dwell a station needs. Hosting carries $0 setup, placement and installation, and staff point to the station instead of taking cash.
A North Augusta advertiser buys a screen placement agreed with the venue first, somewhere the guest already chose to be. Proposals name the screens, dates and price before anything runs.
In North Augusta the relationships that carry are the riverfront and downtown businesses near SRP Park and the hotels taking Augusta visitors during the season. What to settle with Juiceboxx is which settings it will place in and how a market tied to a larger city gets serviced.
Tell us about a venue, an advertising campaign, or a local partnership, and we will take it from there.