What exactly does the 70/30 split cover?
Network Partners keep 70% of Net Rental Revenue. VoltaGo keeps 30% for the platform, the rental and payment infrastructure, the Partner dashboard, network operations and Partner support. Any commission you agree with a host venue normally comes out of your 70% share unless VoltaGo specifically agrees otherwise. This 70/30 model applies only to Partners who invest in their own stations — venues that simply host a VoltaGo-owned station are on the separate Location Host model, where VoltaGo keeps 70% and the venue earns 30%.
What is the difference between a Location Host and a Network Partner?
A Location Host is a venue — a café, restaurant, bar, hotel, gym or club — that provides space and electricity for a VoltaGo-owned station with €0 hardware investment and earns 30% of the Net Rental Revenue generated at that location. A Network Partner invests in and owns their own stations, builds a network in their market and earns 70% of Net Rental Revenue. The two programmes have separate percentages and separate responsibilities, and they are never combined.
Do I need to buy the stations?
As a Network Partner, yes — you invest in the hardware and operate it in your market. Location Hosts never buy hardware: a host venue provides the space and the electricity for a VoltaGo-owned station and earns 30% of the Net Rental Revenue generated there.
Can I mix station types in one package?
Business, Premium Network and City Partner all support mixed configurations. Most networks work best as a mix: 8-slot stations for density, 12-slot for busy hospitality locations, and 48-slot Display Stations for flagship, high-traffic sites.
Is exclusivity guaranteed?
No. Exclusive Partner market rights are subject to approval, market availability, agreed investment level, deployment commitments, performance requirements and the applicable VoltaGo Partner Agreement. Where exclusivity is granted, VoltaGo will not appoint another standard VoltaGo Network Partner inside the same protected territory while the Partner remains compliant with the agreed rollout.
How large can a protected territory be?
Protected areas can be a local district, a city, a metropolitan area, a region, an island or a defined commercial area. Country-level arrangements may be considered for sufficiently large deployment commitments.
Can I earn advertising revenue?
Eligible 48-slot Display Stations can create additional digital advertising revenue. Advertising terms are agreed separately, advertising revenue is not guaranteed, and it is intentionally excluded from the revenue calculator so that rental performance is judged on its own.
What do the calculator figures mean?
They are illustrative estimates built entirely from the assumptions you enter — station mix, rentals per day, average rental price, operating days, commission and costs. They are not a forecast and not a guarantee of returns.
How do I start?
Submit a Partner application with your target market, package and planned station count. If you want to confirm a specific territory first, use the market availability form instead — we will tell you whether the area is still open before you commit to a package.
