Know which stations are online, empty, faulty, earning or ready for relocation.
Launch A Shared Power Bank Network That Feels Global From Day One.
Start with a SaaS-powered alliance brand, prove venue demand with a small station batch, then migrate into your own branded private platform.
SaaS Pilot
Alliance Brand
Own Platform
Global Network
Rental Orders
12,480
Platform Reliability
99.2%
Stripe
PayPal
Apple Pay
Local Wallet
Live Launch System
Every pilot creates migration evidence.
Venue data, payment records and station status become the proof for your own platform.
PaymentsStripe · PayPal · Apple Pay · Local
Markets30+ Countries & Regions
Launch PathSaaS Pilot → Own Brand → Private Platform
SaaS Pilot
Alliance Brand
Local Payments
Venue Data
Own Brand
Private Platform
Microservice Expansion
One Platform. Total Control. Global Scale.
CoreCharge Cloud connects devices, rentals, payments, merchants, roles and revenue reports in one operating platform.
- Real-time device and revenue monitoring
- Multi-merchant and agent role management
- Open API for ecosystem integration
Plan Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and local gateways by market.
Keep devices, merchants and operating data ready for own-brand migration.
Scan
Pay
Rent
Migrate
Software Built For Real Rental Operations.
From scan-to-rent to refunds, pricing, merchant settlement and customer support, the software layer is prepared for overseas deployment.
App · H5 · Dashboard · Payments
A Real Back Office For Brand Operators.
The brand dashboard can show GMV, orders, power banks, agents, merchants, users, order details, merchant rankings and activity trends in one operating view.
See daily income, refunds, completed orders and payment signals before expanding the station batch.
Compare venue order volume, revenue and activity so operators know where to add or move stations.
Use operating records as the evidence base for own-brand upgrade and private platform migration.
Orders
201
Merchants
29
Hardware That Feels Ready For A Global Brand.
Use compact stations for pilots, higher-capacity stations for malls and hotels, and OEM/ODM branding when the model is proven.
Discuss Hardware Mix
Rental Methods Prepared For Different Markets.
Support scan-to-rent, app rental, NFC payment, payment code and POS-friendly station flows so the same platform can adapt to local user habits.
Users scan the station QR code and rent directly through H5 or app flow.
Native app entry for membership, coupons, order records and nearby stations.
Apple Pay, Google Pay or local NFC card flows for faster high-traffic rentals.
Optional station hardware can support card-present scenarios and venue-specific requirements.
Users present an e-wallet code or use local wallet checkout where that behavior is common.
A Product Matrix For Pilot, Rollout And High-Traffic Venues.
The layout is ready for your final model names, slot counts, dimensions, catalog PDFs and detailed product images.
6-12 slots
Desktop Pilot Stations
Low trial cost for restaurants, cafes, bars, hotels and first venue batches.
- Best for 10-50 station pilots
- Low table footprint for cafes and restaurants
- Fast venue testing before brand upgrade
12-24 slots
Stackable Rollout Stations
Flexible expansion when station density and rental demand become clearer.
- Add capacity without changing the venue plan
- Good for proven restaurants, hotels and bars
- Supports phased rollout after SaaS validation
24-48 slots
Mall And Transport Kiosks
Higher-capacity formats for shopping centers, stations, events and tourist traffic.
- Built for high-traffic public locations
- Clearer brand presence and optional screens
- Better fit for city rollout and private deployment
Place Stations Where Phone Battery Anxiety Becomes Revenue.
The first pilot should focus on venues with dwell time, night traffic, travel traffic or high phone usage. The layout is ready for your real case photos and deployment data.
Restaurants, cafes, hotels and bars are useful first venues because users stay long enough to need a power bank.
Nightlife, travel and events create moments where users cannot wait for a wall outlet.
Countertops, reception desks, mall entrances and terminals need clear station visibility and fast payment flow.
Stable table time and repeated local customers make them good pilot venues.
Long dwell time, late hours and urgent charging needs can improve rental frequency.
High foot traffic and clear station visibility are suitable for rollout stations.
Travelers need charging without local accessories, deposits or complicated setup.
Temporary high-density traffic is useful for brand exposure and batch rentals.
Stations, airports and terminals need higher-capacity formats and fast payment flows.
From Requirement To Deployment, One Delivery Path.
The process follows the same buyer logic as overseas suppliers: define the market, configure software, confirm hardware, test, produce, deploy and train.
Market, payment, venue mix, station type, branding and pilot size.
Rental flow, pricing, merchant roles, dashboard, language and payment gateway.
Model selection, OEM/ODM details, screen content, packaging and sample review.
Device online, eject/return, payment, refund, fault handling and operating reports.
Batch production, system deployment, migration plan and shipment coordination.
Operator training, after-sales response, dashboard handover and expansion planning.
Build For One Country First. Scale Without Rebuilding.
Shared power bank launches become real when payments, language, compliance, venue density and operator support are prepared for the target market before shipment.
Country Launch Readiness
Every market gets a go-live checklist.
US / CACard + wallet checkout
EU / UKVAT receipt and GDPR-aware flow
GCCMall, hotel and event rollout
SEAQR wallet and agent network
LATAMSpanish UI and local settlement
Plan cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, QR wallets, POS modules and settlement currency by country.
Prepare app, H5, station screen, receipt text, refund messages and operator dashboard language.
Collect CE, FCC, RoHS, MSDS, UN38.3, battery and market-specific files before buyer review.
Match desktop, stackable or kiosk stations to restaurants, bars, malls, hotels, events and transit hubs.
Train brand operators on pricing, merchant settlement, device relocation, faults and support workflow.
Keep data, devices, domains and modules ready for own-brand or private platform migration.
Pilot Launch Packages
Let Buyers Start With A Recommended Device Mix.
Instead of asking buyers to guess station counts, offer three launch packages. They can reserve a package first, then complete KYC, payment setup and brand onboarding in the operator portal.
Draft budget: USD 6k-9k
- 20 x 8-slot desktop stations
- About 160 rentable power banks
- 3-5 venue types for first signal
- SaaS alliance-brand operation
Draft budget: USD 15k-25k
- 30 x 8-slot + 20 x 12-slot stations
- About 480 rentable power banks
- Restaurant, hotel, bar and mall mix
- Payment gateway and dashboard setup
Draft budget: USD 35k-60k
- 60 x 8-slot + 30 x 12-slot + 10 kiosk stations
- High-traffic venue and agent network plan
- Own-brand upgrade preparation
- Private deployment migration path
Buyer selects a pilot mix and submits order intent or deposit payment.
Company profile, beneficial owner, brand assets and payment-gateway documents are reviewed.
Admin dashboard, pricing rules, merchant roles, payment methods and language are configured.
Devices ship after configuration, then the operator starts with alliance brand or own-brand setup.
The budget ranges are placeholders for planning only. Final pricing should be confirmed after model selection, branding, shipping, taxes, payment gateway work and warranty scope.
Choose A Launch Path, Not Just A Supplier.
Overseas shared power bank projects need hardware, rental software, local payments, operating data and a future upgrade route. This decision layer explains why SaaS-first is lower risk.
Start with small device batches and an alliance brand before committing to private deployment.
Orders, GMV, merchants, stations and payment records should become expansion evidence.
A good pilot should prepare devices, data, domain, UI and modules for own-brand migration.
Buyer Check
Hardware-only supplier
Basic software setup
CoreCharge Cloud path
Pilot Cost
Hardware-only supplierBuy devices first, then solve software, payments and operation separately.
Basic software setupPlatform setup starts early, often before venue demand is proven.
CoreCharge Cloud pathStart with a SaaS alliance-brand pilot and a small station batch.
Operating Proof
Hardware-only supplierOrders, venue activity and faults may stay fragmented outside the hardware purchase.
Basic software setupOrders can be visible, but migration evidence may be unclear.
CoreCharge Cloud pathGMV, orders, merchants, station status and payments become migration evidence.
Brand Control
Hardware-only supplierOEM shell is possible, but the operating platform still needs planning.
Basic software setupBranding may stop at UI colors, logo and basic app screens.
CoreCharge Cloud pathUpgrade UI, packaging, domain, data and deployment when the pilot is proven.
Future Expansion
Hardware-only supplierNew business lines often require new vendors and disconnected systems.
Basic software setupExtra modules may be limited by the original software scope.
CoreCharge Cloud pathMicroservice architecture can extend into mall, ride-hailing, ordering, coupons or local services.
Start Small. Prove The Numbers. Own The Platform.
A 30-90 day pilot helps operators decide whether to expand the SaaS batch, upgrade the brand or migrate into a private platform.
10-50 stations · 3-5 venue types
Rentals · Merchants · Revenue · Faults
App UI · Packaging · Pricing rules
Devices · Data · Domain · Extensions
Upgrade Decision
When the data is real, the brand can become yours.
30day venue signal
60day payment proof
90day migration plan
Proof Materials Will Turn This Into A Trust Page.
The layout is ready for CE, FCC, RoHS, battery documents, factory photos, production line videos, QC testing, warehouse and shipment proof.
Certificate images, battery transport documents and market-specific compliance notes.
Exterior, front desk, production line, aging test, QC and warehouse photos or videos.
Packaging, cartons, pallets, delivery records and buyer-ready sample shipment proof.
CE · FCC · RoHS · MSDS · UN38.3
Exterior, front desk, production area and team proof.
Assembly, testing, aging test and inspection footage.
Packaging, cartons, pallets, warehouse and delivery records.
Multi-Factory Supply Matrix
Group Devices, Certificates And Delivery Proof By Factory Source.
Different manufacturers can be presented as Factory A, Factory B and Factory C. Each source keeps its own device series, certificate pack, sample policy and rollout fit so overseas buyers can compare without confusion.
- Devices8-slot desktop stations, compact stackable stations, alliance-brand sample packs.
- CertificatesCE, FCC, RoHS, MSDS, UN38.3 and battery transport files when provided.
- Best Fit20-50 station SaaS pilots, restaurants, cafes, bars and first venue validation.
- Devices12-slot stations, screen models, NFC/POS-ready options and branded shells.
- CertificatesCE, FCC, RoHS, battery test reports and market-specific compliance documents.
- Best Fit50-100 station city validation, hotels, malls, agents and payment-gateway rollouts.
- DevicesHigh-capacity kiosks, advertising screens, custom cabinet structures and special modules.
- CertificatesFactory audit files, production proof, QC records, shipment proof and target-market files.
- Best FitOwn-brand upgrade, private deployment migration, malls, transport hubs and public venues.
Use public A / B / C codes first, then disclose real factory names in the proof pack or after KYC.
Tie every station model, slot count, module and package option back to its source factory.
Keep certificates, battery files, QC images and shipment proof separated by manufacturer.
Recommend the factory path according to pilot size, target market, compliance need and branding depth.
Final public wording should be confirmed after we collect each manufacturer's real model list, certificate files, photos, lead time, MOQ, warranty scope and export availability.
Buyer Procurement Kit
Procurement Details Buyers Need Before The First Batch.
Turn sample policy, MOQ, lead time, warranty, payment and localization into a clear launch checklist. Final numbers can be swapped in once your official policies are confirmed.
The buyer should understand how to start small, which proof materials are available, and what can change when they move from SaaS trial to private deployment.
01Sample / pilot scope
02Gateway and currency check
03Warranty and support handover
04Own-brand migration path
Define sample units, station type and whether SaaS alliance-brand trial is included.
Show entry batch, expansion batch and city rollout thresholds instead of one vague minimum.
Separate sample preparation, software configuration, production and shipment windows.
Clarify station, battery and cable support, replacement rules and remote operator training.
Confirm Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, local wallets and settlement currency by market.
Plan language, domain, pricing, tax text, receipts and merchant or agent permission rules.
Questions Buyers Usually Ask Before The First Batch.
This section will become stronger when we add your final product specs, MOQ, warranty, certificates and market-specific payment details.
Can I start without building my own brand first?
Yes. Start with SaaS and an alliance brand, validate orders and venues, then upgrade to your own brand when data supports expansion.
Which station type should I choose for the first pilot?
Use smaller desktop stations for the first 10-50 station pilot, then add stackable or kiosk models for malls, transport hubs and higher-traffic venues.
Can payment gateways be localized?
Yes. The platform can plan for Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and market-specific wallets or local gateways.
Can existing SaaS devices move to my own system later?
Yes. The migration plan can cover devices, merchant data, pricing rules, operating data, domain and private deployment.
What materials should I prepare for the final website?
Prepare certificates, factory photos, production line videos, QC photos, shipment proof, product specs, dashboard screenshots and real deployment cases.
Request The Product Catalog And Proof Pack.
Before a first sample or pilot batch, overseas buyers usually need model details, compliance documents, factory media and shipment proof. This section is ready to connect the final files when they are available.
Model matrix, slot count, station size, battery capacity, cable options, screen options, NFC/POS modules and packaging references.
CE, FCC, RoHS, MSDS, UN38.3, battery transport files and market-specific compliance documents when provided.
Factory photos, production line video, QC testing, aging test, warehouse, packaging and delivery records.
Plan Your Overseas Shared Power Bank Launch.
Tell us your target market, pilot size, payment method and whether you want SaaS trial, own-brand upgrade or private deployment.