The Operator Model Explained
As a TPS operator, you purchase kiosks and deploy them in venues within your territory. You handle venue relationships and local service. TPS provides the hardware, the technology platform, the network, the brand, and the advertiser pipeline.
Your Responsibility
TPS Provides
Operator Income
Two Revenue Streams, One Kiosk
Every kiosk you operate earns income from two completely independent sources. More kiosks means more of both.
Operators receive monthly deposits combining both rental and advertising income, with full itemized breakdowns per kiosk.
Why TPS Operators Win
What the TPS Network Gives You
Operating independently means starting from scratch on tech, brand, and network. Operating with TPS means starting with infrastructure already built.
TPS Global Network
Your kiosks plug into the same network that powers every TPS unit nationwide. Portable chargers rented from your location can be returned to any TPS kiosk, anywhere. This is a critical advantage over standalone operators.
Unified Operator Dashboard
Track all your kiosks, all your revenue, all your advertising campaigns, and all your metrics from one dashboard. Real-time data on every screen you operate, no matter how many locations you have.
Dual Revenue Streams
Earn from two independent sources on every kiosk: portable phone charger rental revenue and digital advertising revenue. Both streams flow to you with full transparency and automatic monthly deposits.
Established Brand and Tech
You deploy under the Power Stop brand, which already has the trust, partnerships, and market presence built. No brand development costs. No technology development costs. Just deploy and earn.
Ad Sales Support
TPS can market your screens to its national advertiser base on your behalf, filling your ad inventory with paying campaigns. You can also run your own local and regional ad sales on top of this.
Training and Onboarding
TPS provides full operational training for new operators. Site assessment, kiosk installation, service protocols, dashboard usage, and advertising sales, everything you need to run a profitable operation.
Getting Started
Operator to First Deposit
Operator Specs
Requirements at a Glance
Exact requirements including minimum kiosk quantities and territory agreements are discussed during the application process.
Common Questions
Operator FAQ
Who owns the kiosks?
As an operator, you purchase the kiosks from TPS. You own the hardware and deploy it in your chosen venues.
Do I set my own pricing for rentals?
Rental pricing is standardized across the TPS network to maintain consistency. This supports the return-anywhere feature and consistent guest experience.
Can I sell advertising on my own screens?
Yes. Operators can sell local and regional advertising on their own screens in addition to any national ad campaigns TPS places through the network.
What if a kiosk needs servicing?
TPS provides the service training and protocol. As the local operator, you are responsible for responding to service needs within the agreed SLA window.
Is there a territory agreement?
Yes. Operators receive defined market territories to avoid internal competition. Territory size depends on market scale and operator capacity.
Ready to Operate?
Build Your Charging Network
Apply to become a TPS operator. We'll review your market, discuss territory, and walk you through the full model with no obligation.