Where OctiVault shows up
One station stays put. The rest travel — a season at a beach club, a weekend at a festival, a brand activation built for the room it stands in. Here is how each one works, and how to bring us to yours.
A station you can go and see
Garden 8 in New Cairo has a permanent OctiVault station. If you are weighing up whether one belongs in your venue, go and stand in front of it — how much room it takes, how it looks in a finished space, how someone uses it without being shown.
Seasons and events
Most of what we do travels. A station arrives for a season or a weekend, built for the room it is going into — bamboo for a beach deck, neon and rope for an evening venue — stocked with charged batteries, looked after while it is there, and taken away afterwards. Your guests get power; you get no installation and nothing left behind.
We deploy across Cairo, Giza and Sheikh Zayed.
Someone else can pay for it
A sponsor can carry the cost of a deployment and put their brand on it, which makes the charging free to everyone who uses it. Vodafone RED and VALU have both done exactly that with us for a summer. If you are running the venue, it costs you nothing; if you are the brand, it puts you in someone's hand at the moment they need you most.
What a rental costs is set per venue — at some a sponsor covers it and you pay nothing, at others you pay for the time you use. The app shows the rate at the station in front of you, before you scan.
This page doesn’t show live availability. Open the app to see what’s in any station right now.
Bring OctiVault to your venue
Every station we run sits somewhere that belongs to someone else, and that is how the network grows. Tell us which of these you are and we will tell you what it would take.