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Last Bar is building an automated power-bank rental concept for hospitality venues. We're looking for suitable launch partners in Bournemouth and Poole and beyond.
What Last Bar aims to bring to your venue.
These are the outcomes we're designing for. How they play out will depend on the final equipment, your venue and the agreement we reach.
Customer convenience
A simple way for guests to top up their phone without leaving early or asking staff for a charger.
A visible, useful service
A modern, branded station that signals you've thought about your customers' night.
Potential revenue share
A possible revenue-share arrangement, with terms agreed individually with each venue.
Designed around your team
Intended to run without staff processing each rental. Some involvement — like reporting a fault — may still be needed.
A considered, step-by-step approach.
This is our proposed process. Nothing is assumed or guaranteed at any step — each one depends on the last.
Step 1: Talk it through
We discuss your venue, customer profile and expected footfall.Step 2: Assess the space
We look at a suitable station location and its power requirements.Step 3: Confirm the details
Equipment, payment functionality, commercial terms and servicing are confirmed.Step 4: Agree a pilot
If it's a fit, we agree a pilot — subject to availability and a written agreement.Step 5: Review together
We review how the pilot performed before considering anything wider.
Flexible arrangements, agreed with you.
We're open to different structures. These are options under discussion, not fixed offers.
Commercial terms depend on the final equipment provider, operating costs and the agreement with each venue.
- Revenue-share partnership
- The venue hosts a station and shares in rental income on agreed terms.
- Fixed-fee placement
- A set fee for hosting a station, agreed in advance.
- Event partnership
- Temporary stations for a specific event or season.
- Something else
- Other arrangements, agreed individually to suit your venue or group.
What we'll consider together.
Every venue is different. Suitability usually depends on a few practical factors.
Footfall and dwell time
How many customers visit and how long they typically stay.
Visibility and space
A visible spot with room for a station, away from busy walkways.
Power and installation
Access to a power supply and any installation requirements.
Opening hours
When the venue is open and when the station could be serviced.
Security and loss
How the station and power banks can be kept secure.
Permissions
Agreement from the property owner or venue group where needed.
Servicing and support
An agreed approach to servicing, restocking and support.
Tell us about your venue.
A few details help us understand whether Last Bar could be a good fit. It takes about two minutes.
What happens next
- We review every enquiry we receive.
- We'll reply by email to arrange a conversation.
- There's no commitment — any partnership would be agreed in writing.