01FIND YOUR POWERSpot a station.
A visible countertop station gives your team an easy answer to “Can you charge my phone?”
FOR BARS, RESTAURANTS & VENUES
Your guests.
Your guests.
Fully charged.
Don’t let a low battery call it a night. Give guests a portable charger so they can stay at the table, keep their phone, and enjoy the moment.
Low-cost setup. Guest convenience. A little extra upside.
YOUR +1 FOR EVERY PLAN
Good to go.Plans: still very much on.
GOOD NIGHTS.FULL BARS.
LESS LOW BATTERY.MORE GOOD NIGHTS.STAY OUT. STAY CHARGED.
30 SECONDS TO A BETTER GUEST EXPERIENCEA good fit for
A good fit for
your place?
Busy nights. Long dinners. One more round. Tell us a little about your venue to see whether a charging station could make sense.
Welcoming venue enquiries across the U.S. Placement and timing depend on your location and the agreed pilot.
SIMPLE FOR GUESTS. EASY TO EXPLAIN.Their phone.
Their phone.
Their whole evening.
A self-service rental, right in your venue.
Here’s the guest experience.
01FIND YOUR POWER
02TAKE IT WITH YOUScan. Grab. Go.
Scan the station’s QR code, pick up a charger, and get back to your plans.
03COME FULL CIRCLEReturn. Recharge. Repeat.
Guests return the charger using the return instructions shown at rental. We confirm the rental and return setup before your pilot.
“CAN YOU CHARGE MY PHONE?”Give staff a
Give staff a
better answer.
“There’s a Power Tab station right over there.” Guests rent a charger themselves and keep their phone in their own hands.
- Keep the evening open. A low battery doesn’t have to end a visit. If charging helps a few guests stay for another drink or dessert, the value can go beyond the rental share.
- Keep guests connected. Messages, photos, mobile tickets, and the ride home still matter when they’re out.
- Keep the handoff simple. Give staff somewhere to point instead of asking them to store and charge guests’ phones.
Longer visits and higher spending are possibilities to test during a pilot, not guaranteed results.
A small station.
A clear setup plan.
Choose a visible home.
Send us a counter photo. Together, we check space, a power outlet, guest visibility, and the connection the selected station needs.
Know the terms first.
We confirm the station, availability, any setup fee, host share, support contact, and delivery date before you commit.
Get ready together.
We coordinate delivery and setup. For remote installs, your team places and plugs in the station while we guide setup and test a rental and return.
Make the placement count.
We review rental activity and staff feedback with you. If the station is overlooked, we discuss a better position. Support and removal terms are agreed in advance.
Your part: a suitable spot, power, a staff contact, and a quick introduction for your team. Our part: coordinating equipment, rental setup, guidance, and the agreed support.
THE HOST OFFERSmall startup cost.
Small startup cost.
More guest convenience.
Start with a station, not a big equipment purchase. Free placement may be available for qualifying venues; other pilots may have a $100–$200 setup fee. Power Tab keeps ownership, and we agree the details before you commit.
At a $6 rental price, that’s $1.80 for your venue per rental. One rental a day over 30 days would mean $54. That’s an illustration, not a forecast.
Setup: Free placement may be available for suitable pilot venues. Otherwise, we may propose a $100–$200 setup fee. Nothing is charged through this page.
Before signing: We agree fees, payout timing, support, and removal terms in writing. Non-return charges are excluded from the host rental share.
BEFORE WE PLUG INGood
Good
questions.
Is Power Tab only for Los Angeles?
No. We welcome enquiries from bars, restaurants and venues across the U.S. We confirm availability, delivery and support for your location before agreeing a pilot.
What does it cost to get started?
Qualifying pilot venues may receive free placement. For other venues, we may propose a $100–$200 setup fee. The station remains owned by Power Tab; all fees and responsibilities are agreed in writing.
Does my team have to charge guests’ phones?
The planned service lets guests rent a portable charger themselves and keep their phone with them. Your team points them to the station. We walk through setup and test the rental and return process before launch.
What does my venue earn?
The proposed host share is 30% of rental revenue, excluding non-return charges. Rental demand varies. Guest convenience is the main benefit; any extra spending or longer visits should be measured during the pilot.
How is it installed?
We check your space, power and connection needs, agree the pilot, then coordinate delivery and guided setup. Your team can place and plug in the station for a remote install. Timing depends on equipment availability and location.
How do I get started?
Take the short venue quiz above, then request a host call. Noah will follow up to discuss fit and next steps. Submitting an enquiry does not commit you to a purchase or book an appointment.
Have a better answer ready.
Tell us about your venue. We’ll discuss the space, setup, and whether a pilot makes sense.