What a placement gives you
Your message runs on Juiceboxx station screens in named venues for agreed dates. Guests see it while they rent a charger and when they come back to return it. We confirm where and when it ran. The measurement page explains the rest.
What the guest at the screen is doing
They are scanning a station to charge their phone, which costs $2 for each 30 minutes. The phone stays with them. For a moment, they are standing still and looking at the screen, and later they come back to return the power bank.
What works in a bar or restaurant
Offers that make sense that night or that week: a late-night kitchen down the street, a rideshare discount, a weekend brunch, a local event. Keep it short and readable from a step away.
What does not
Anything that competes with the host venue, or that does not fit the room. Every message is agreed with the venue before it runs, and the venue can decline wording that does not suit its guests.
When it is clearly worth asking
When the crowd leaving that venue is already your customer. A late-night restaurant near a bar, a gym-adjacent smoothie shop, or a family business near a bowling alley can all use a screen to reach people nearby.
A simple test
Run one clear offer on the screens at one or two nearby venues for a month, with a code only the screen uses. Count redemptions and compare them with the placement price. It is a small, measurable way to find out whether the crowd in that room becomes your customer.
What to send
Your business, your offer, the venues or area you care about, your dates, and whether creative is ready. See the rates page, the creative guidelines, and venue-based advertising.