Lockers arrive on a lorry, run within hours and pay you monthly

Lockers start with a consultation and a site review; there is no price list on this site. On the LockVault model there is no upfront cost and no operating cost to the venue: LockVault funds, installs, powers, connects, runs and maintains the lockers, the venue provides a pitch or floor space and footfall, and the venue receives a share of gross rental revenue agreed after the site survey. LockVault comes back with a proposal within 48 hours of an enquiry.

Yes. Shipping-container hubs of up to 180 lockers arrive on a lorry and run within hours, on their own solar and battery power with a Starlink connection, so a field with no mains or Wi-Fi is fine. LockVault started at festivals and ran two seasons of trial deployments with paying customers before becoming a service in its own right. Attendees hire at the kiosk in under 30 seconds or pre-book by phone and open with a QR code.

It depends on footfall, dwell time and the share we agree, so we give you an estimate rather than a promise. We send a proposal within 48 hours of an enquiry, and a container handles 5,000+ rental cycles a day. Revenue figures are estimates from footfall and typical conversion. The final split and forecast come from a site survey. Nothing on this site should be read as a guarantee of revenue or utilisation.

Yes. Charging variants carry USB-C, USB-A and Qi wireless pads, so a phone charges inside the locker while the guest is elsewhere, and the bank itself runs on a solar roof and on-board battery. Guest prices for charging and standard lockers are published on lockerpay.co.uk rather than here, and are agreed with the venue before the lockers open. The venue shares in the rental revenue either way.

LockVault does. Every bank is monitored 24/7 from a remote operations dashboard, and LockVault handles support, refunds, maintenance, software updates and insurance. Your staff do not hold keys or process refunds, though the Locker Management module lets a trusted member of staff release or emergency-unlock a door from the dashboard if a guest is standing in front of it. Doors use an electromagnetic latch in a reinforced steel door, and the service runs to a 99.9% uptime service level.

For most venues with seasonal or uneven footfall, yes; for a few, no. Buying keeps all the rental revenue but puts the capital, installation, power, maintenance, insurance, staff support and eventual replacement on the venue, and the lockers sit idle off-season. The LockVault model costs nothing upfront and nothing to run, and the venue receives an agreed share. If you have year-round footfall, capital to spare and staff to run support, buying can pay. The comparison on this page sets the two side by side.