Fewer little interruptions
Your team can point customers to the station instead of finding cords, outlets or a safe place to leave a phone.
Texas-based. Built for busy venues.
We place and operate portable charging stations in bars, restaurants, cafés, gyms, clubs, theaters, hotels, entertainment venues and other high-traffic businesses. Guests grab a charger and keep moving. Your staff doesn’t have to hunt for an outlet or keep an eye on somebody’s phone.
The sweet spot: customers stay awhile, use their phones, and want to keep moving.
For venue owners
If you’ve ever had someone ask to plug in behind the bar, borrow a charger, or leave a phone with an employee, you already know the problem.
We give you a cleaner option: portable charging that lets customers stay connected without turning your staff into a phone-charging desk.
There’s a business upside, too. A dying battery is one more reason for a customer to cut a visit short. Giving them an easy way to keep charging can help them stay longer—and creates more opportunities for another drink, coffee, class, round, snack or purchase.
Your team can point customers to the station instead of finding cords, outlets or a safe place to leave a phone.
The charger goes with them, so they can keep eating, drinking, working out, watching, playing or socializing—and potentially spend more time and money at the venue.
We work with you on a visible location that fits the way customers and staff already move through the business.
The equipment
We use ChargerGoGo equipment and match the format to the venue. The point isn’t to put the biggest unit in the room. It’s to put the right unit where customers will actually notice and use it.
C8 Pro
A smaller-format station for venues where floor space matters and a countertop or wall-area placement makes more sense.
C20 Pro
A floor-standing format that can make sense in larger, higher-traffic environments where visibility is especially important.
How it works
We look at customer traffic, how long people stay, how much they rely on their phones, and where a station could actually go.
We work with you on a visible spot that fits the room and doesn’t get in the way of your staff or customers.
When somebody needs power, they rent a portable battery and take it with them instead of waiting beside an outlet.
What tends to work
The best locations usually have a mix of traffic, meaningful dwell time, frequent phone use and a station placement people can actually see.
Local company. Straightforward conversation.
Send us the venue name and location, or give us a call. We’ll take a look and tell you whether we think it’s worth a conversation.