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Phone charging for event venues

An event venue changes with every booking: a wedding one Saturday, a trade show the next. The right station spot is the one every event passes through, and the right plan keeps your team out of the charging business entirely.

Let the calendar pick the spot

Look at the path every booking shares: the main entrance, the pre-function area, the restrooms, the bar. A spot that works for weddings, conferences, and concerts alike beats the busiest corner of one show.

Avoid places that get rearranged for each event, like the stage wall or a space that becomes a registration table. The venue guide covers placement in more depth.

What your staff need to know

Two things: where the station is, and that guests can return power banks to any Juiceboxx station. Staff never hand out chargers, take payment, or hold phones.

When an event coordinator asks, the answer is simple: guests rent in the Juiceboxx app for $2 per 30 minutes, capped at $12 per 24-hour day.

Recurring events are the best fit

A venue with a steady calendar of weddings, conferences, or shows gives a permanent station steady traffic. A venue that is busy for one season and empty the rest of the year is harder to justify.

We look at your calendar during the placement conversation and recommend what fits.

Where guests stop on the night

Guests reach for the station at predictable moments: arriving with a low battery, taking photos during a long reception, and booking a ride at the end. A spot visible from the bar or the lobby catches all three.

On the way out, a station by the exit makes returns easy.

Weddings, conferences, and concerts

Different events stress phones in different ways. Wedding guests take photos all evening. Conference attendees use phones for badges and notes all day. Concert crowds film and message in a packed room with weak signal. A single well-placed station serves all three, because guests at every event need the same thing: a charge without leaving the room.

What to send us

Your venue's capacity, a typical month's event calendar, a floor plan showing the entrance, bar, and pre-function areas, and the spots you are considering. With that, we can recommend a position that works for every booking, and how many stations your crowds need.

The station screen and your signage

The station screen sits alongside your event signage. Your hosting agreement sets how it is used, and advertisers can read how measurement works.

Hosting is free: Juiceboxx supplies, installs, and services the station, and your venue earns commission.

Ready to host?

Send the venue name, city, and type. We will tell you whether a station fits and what happens next.