Guests stay longer when their phone isn't dying
A station near the till or by the seating area gives people a reason to settle in rather than leave to find a charger.
Why it works for cafés & restaurants
- Longer dwell time, which usually means a second order
- A visible amenity you can list on your own profile and menus
- No power draw worth measuring and no staff training
Plan your placement
Once you know what fits your guests, review the placement options, operating responsibilities and practical requirements in our hosting guide.
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Airports & transit hubs
A traveler waiting for a gate or a train has nowhere else to go and every reason to want charge before boarding — the longest dwell time and the highest-stakes need of any venue type.
Read moreHotels & resorts
Guests take a power bank to the beach, the pool or an excursion and return it at reception — or at any other OctiVault station.
Read moreMalls & retail
A dead phone ends a shopping trip. Stations at entrances and food courts keep people moving through the space instead of heading home.
Read moreOffices & workplaces
Staff, visitors and everyone in for a meeting arrive with whatever charge they woke up with. A station in reception or by the meeting rooms covers all three without another drawer of tangled cables.
Read moreUniversities
Students are on campus for eight hours with a phone that lasts five. Stations in libraries and student centres cover the gap.
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