LOCKAZ
Host a locker

Turn a spare corner into a reason to come back.

A LOCKAZ cabinet gives your site a service people can't get anywhere else nearby — and gives you a rental line, extra visits, and dwell time you weren't getting before. We install it, we maintain it, we run it.

The LOCKAZ smart service locker cabinet: touchscreen with Deposit and Collect, barcode scanner, card reader, eight lockers, and a side panel listing the available services
Why hosts say yes

It earns its floor space four different ways

1

Repeat visits, twice

Every job brings the same person to your site at least twice — once to drop off, once to collect. Neither visit is one you were getting before.

2

A rental line

The cabinet footprint is leased under a written agreement with a fixed term, amount and period recorded against the site.

3

We do the marketing

Filling the cabinet is our job, not yours. Every campaign we run to bring customers to the locker brings them onto your site as well — advertising you never paid for.

4

A differentiator

“The one with the repair lockers” is a reason to choose your site over the identical one down the road.

What you provide

Less than you'd expect

A LOCKAZ cabinet is designed to drop into an existing site without a fit-out. If you have a power point and people walking past it, you have a site.

  • A footprint of 850mm wide by 600mm deep, plus room to stand in front of it.
  • A standard power outlet within reach. No network access needed — the cabinet connects on its own.
  • Public access during the hours you want the service available.
  • Nothing else. We market the site, run the service and handle every customer.
  • Lighting and camera coverage consistent with the rest of your site.

We handle the cabinet, the kiosk, connectivity, installation, servicing, customer support and every provider relationship.

The LOCKAZ welcome screen: customers choose to deposit or collect, and serve themselves
Site types

Where the network fits naturally

Service stations

Already 24/7, already a habit, already have the forecourt traffic.

Gyms

Members attend at fixed times several days a week — ideal drop-and-collect rhythm.

Apartment buildings

A lobby amenity residents use without leaving the building.

Shopping centres

Captures the trades that have priced themselves out of centre rents.

Office lobbies

Dry cleaning and clothes repairs without anyone leaving the floor.

Transport hubs

Drop on the way in, collect on the way home.

Universities

High density, long hours, and a population without cars.

Retail strips

Extends a strip's trading hours without anyone staying open.

Commercials

How the agreement is structured

ItemHow it works
RentalA fixed amount over a fixed period, with a start date, an end date and a written agreement.
CategoriesSet per site. A gym and a service station can carry a completely different mix of services.
HoursOpening hours are configured per day, including Open 24 hours, and shown to customers.
MaintenanceLOCKAZ services the cabinet. Faults raised at the screen come to us, not to your staff.
TermAgreed up front, with a trial period available for first sites.

Every site is quoted individually — footprint, traffic, category mix and hours all affect the arrangement.

The cabinet

What actually gets installed

The cabinet has a mixed run of door sizes and a portrait touchscreen. No plumbing, no staff, no counter, and nothing to plug into your network — a power point is the whole requirement.

  • Lit, covered and within existing camera coverage is ideal.
  • Door mix is chosen to suit the categories that site carries.
  • Intake and collection are recorded as evidence against the ticket.
Specification
Locker sizesSmall, Medium, Large, Extra Large
Typical cabinet9 to 24 doors
Site needsA power point. Nothing else — the cabinet brings its own connection.
Screen1080 × 1920 portrait touchscreen
Footprint850mm wide × 600mm deep
Site enquiries

Tell us about your site

Send us the location, the space you have in mind and the hours it's accessible. We'll come back with what we'd install and what the arrangement would look like.