For malls & shopping centers
Phone charging stations for malls & shopping centers
A no-staff, no-capex amenity that shoppers actually use — and that turns your common areas and kiosk footprint into recurring ancillary income.
Ancillary income from space you already have
Specialty leasing and common-area management teams are measured on revenue per square foot of non-anchor space. A charging station occupies a few square feet, needs no build-out, no plumbing, and no staffing — and earns on every rental. It's ancillary income with none of the tenant-management overhead of a cart or kiosk.
Shoppers stay longer when their phone isn't dying
A dead phone ends a shopping trip early — no mobile pay, no photos, no rideshare home. On-floor charging keeps visitors in the property longer and removes a real reason to leave. It reads as a guest-services amenity, not a vending machine.
Four ways to run it — pick the one that fits your P&L
Host
Ampz owns and services the machines; you provide the spot and share revenue. Zero capex.
Purchase
Buy the units outright and keep 100% of rental income.
Lease
Fixed monthly, predictable cost, upgrade path.
Operate
Run charging across a portfolio of properties as its own line of business.
Exact revenue terms are set per property — request a plan.
Built for multi-tenant, high-traffic environments
Portable power banks customers take with them and return to any station — food court to anchor court — without hovering at a wall outlet. Centrally monitored; Ampz handles servicing. Fits specialty-leasing, guest services, or common-area-management ownership.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need staff or a power build-out?
No. It plugs into standard power and is remotely monitored; Ampz services it.
Where does it go — common area or a leased kiosk?
Either. Common-area management or specialty leasing can own it; a few square feet is enough.
How does the mall make money?
Per-rental revenue, structured by partnership model (host, purchase, lease, or operate).
How fast can it be installed?
Days, not months — no construction.
Can we run it across multiple properties?
Yes — the operate model is built for portfolios.