A busy register is not the same as demand
Lots of quick checkouts show your store is busy, not that customers have time to start a rental. A rental takes about a minute, and it pays off when the customer has somewhere to be for a while.
Look for the meal stop
Travel centers with food service and seating are the best fit. Drivers eat, rest, and charge before getting back on the road. Stores with a café area or a long-stay customer base can work too.
The power bank leaves, and comes back anywhere
A customer can rent at your store and return to any Juiceboxx station along their route. The app guide and return guide explain the customer's side.
Travel centers on busy routes
Travel centers along interstates and beach routes see drivers who have been navigating for hours and still have a long way to go. A driver who stops for a meal can rent a power bank, charge while eating, and return it before leaving, or at another station down the road.
What hosting costs
Nothing. There is no setup, placement, or installation fee, and Juiceboxx services the station. Your store earns commission under a hosting agreement written for your location.
How to tell if your store fits
Count how many customers sit down to eat on a typical afternoon and how long they stay. If a steady number stay 20 minutes or more, a station can work. If almost everyone is in and out, it probably will not, and we will tell you so.
Keep it off the register
Cashiers never collect power banks or take rental payments. Customers pay $2 for each 30 minutes, capped at $12 per 24-hour day, in the app. Hosting is free, and your store earns commission. See the hosting cost page.