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Demand arrives as a spike. Doors open, and thousands of devices need power inside the same short window.
Hub capacity is planned against event capacity, and PulseOS™ shows where packs are running out while the event is still running.
Stadiums & Arenas
Stadium phone charging stations and power bank kiosks for event-day concourses.
An event day compresses a venue's entire charging demand into four hours. Mobile tickets, payments, photos and the ride home all depend on a phone that started dying at halftime. GridPulse puts charged portable Power Packs on the concourse where fans already are.
Infrastructure sized to peak event demand rather than to an average day, with sponsor-ready screen inventory attached to it.
What the platform delivers
Fan experience
Fans keep mobile tickets, payments, photos and post-event transport working through the final whistle.
Managed deployment
Placement planning, installation coordination and event-day monitoring handled by GridPulse rather than by venue operations.
Sponsor inventory
Concourse screens and Hub placements create additional inventory your partnerships team can package, subject to venue rights and approvals.
Measurable operations
Event-window utilization and fleet status reported through PulseOS™, so concourse placement decisions are made on data.
Operational reality
Why stadiums & arenas deploy GridPulse
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A dead phone at the exit turns into a stranded fan — no ticket, no rideshare, no way to reach their group.
Concourse Hubs let fans pick up power on the way in and keep the device alive through egress.
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Sponsorship inventory inside the bowl is finite and largely spoken for.
Hub displays add concourse-level digital surfaces the venue controls, available for partner campaigns where rights allow.
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Fleet balancing across levels and gates is guesswork without visibility.
Utilization by Hub and by hour lets operations rebalance packs between concourses ahead of the next event.
How it works
Borrow a charged Power Pack. Keep moving. Return it at a Hub.
On event days fans typically borrow on the way in at a gate or concourse Hub and return before or during egress at any participating Hub in the venue.
Step 1
Tap or scan
A guest taps the contactless reader or scans the QR code on the GridPulse Hub™ display. No app download is required to start.
Step 2
Borrow a charged Power Pack
A charged portable Power Pack releases from the bay. Integrated cables cover the common phone connectors, so nothing else is needed.
Step 3
Charge while moving
The guest keeps moving through the venue while the device charges — no seat next to an outlet, no waiting at a wall.
Step 4
Return at a participating Hub
The pack is returned to any open bay at a participating GridPulse Hub™ on the property and the session closes automatically. Returns across separate properties depend on the Hubs deployed in the GridPulse Network™.
Product fit
Hub One™ and Mini Hub™, matched to the space.
Hub One™ across the concourse
Large public venues lead with Hub One™: full-height units at gates, main concourses, club levels and premium areas, where the display is visible across a crowded corridor.
Mini Hub™ in clubs and suites
Where a full-height unit does not fit the room — suite lounges, club bars, hospitality spaces — Mini Hub™ provides the same platform on a counter.
Revenue and media
Rentals, media and on-property offers.
Every opportunity below is subject to the final commercial model and the venue’s own content and advertising policies.
Event-day rentals
Rental activity concentrated into the event window, across every event on the calendar.
Sponsorship and brand campaigns
Hub screens and unit branding can be packaged into partnership deals, subject to venue rights, league or team policies and approvals.
On-property offers
Concession, merchandise and upcoming-event messaging placed where fans pause on the concourse.
PulseOS™ and analytics
Privacy-conscious, aggregated operational insight.
Event-window utilization
Borrow and return volume by Hub and by hour across the event, showing which concourse positions carry demand.
Inventory and fleet health
Pack availability and unit status monitored remotely so empty bays are addressed between events.
Aggregated engagement
Screen engagement reported in aggregate. No facial recognition and no personally identifying fan tracking.
Campaign reporting
Play and engagement reporting your partnerships team can put in a sponsor recap.
PulseOS™ reports utilization, inventory and campaign activity in aggregate. GridPulse does not use facial recognition and does not build personally identifying profiles.
Deployment and operations
Managed from site review through service.
Site review and placement
A concourse walkthrough covering gates, circulation, egress routes and premium areas to agree placements that do not obstruct flow.
Power and network
Standard power and network assumptions per placement, confirmed with venue engineering before installation.
Event-day operations
Remote fleet monitoring through PulseOS™ with a defined service process around the event calendar.
Security and governance
Secure pack returns, accessible placement, and screen content governed by the venue. Certification and insurance are confirmed as part of final deployment terms.
Request a stadium site review.
GridPulse can structure managed pilots with no venue capital purchase, subject to site review and commercial agreement.
Questions
Stadiums & Arenas frequently asked questions
How much concourse space does a deployment take?
Each Hub One™ needs a compact freestanding footprint clear of egress routes. Unit count and positions are set during the site review against event capacity and concourse flow.
What does it cost the venue?
GridPulse can structure managed pilots with no venue capital purchase, subject to site review and commercial agreement. Commercial terms are specific to each venue.
Where do fans return the Power Pack?
At any open bay on a participating GridPulse Hub™ in the venue, including on the way out. Returns beyond the venue depend on the Hubs deployed in the GridPulse Network™.
Who services the units on event days?
GridPulse monitors the fleet remotely through PulseOS™ and provides service and support. Venue staff are not asked to manage batteries or screen content.
Can sponsors appear on the screens?
Where the venue approves it and rights allow. Content is governed by the venue, and campaign reporting is aggregated rather than personally identifying.