How partners earn,
what they don't, and why it's built to last.
A plain-language overview of the Voltage Nexus partner compensation plan.
Real revenue. Real kiosks. Real venues.
Every dollar a partner earns is a share of real revenue produced by real kiosks deployed in real venues.
Income follows production — the charging rentals and advertising that everyday customers actually pay for — never the act of enrolling other partners. Your income is tied to something real: machines earning in real venues, month after month, for as long as they are in service.
Key terms
A Voltage Nexus charging station that rents portable power banks and displays paid advertising.
A kiosk physically placed and operating in a venue, producing rental and advertising revenue.
A person who owns and deploys kiosks and may help others do the same.
The partners a partner has helped bring in, arranged across three tiers.
A small percentage a partner earns on the real rental and advertising revenue of kiosks in their organization.
The four ways a partner earns
You keep 40% of the gross rental revenue generated by every kiosk you own and deploy — month after month, for as long as it is in service.
You earn 40% on all advertising revenue generated from kiosks you personally own and deploy.
A one-time $150 commission when you sell a kiosk to a partner you personally enroll. Straightforward product-sales commission.
A small override on the real rental and advertising revenue generated from kiosks that have been purchased and deployed by your partners. No deployed kiosk, no override, ever.
One builder. 200 real kiosks. $4,615 every month.
Illustrative scenario — not a guarantee of income. Actual results depend on kiosks actually deployed and earning; no income is earned for enrolling partners.
What partners do not earn on
- ✕Enrolling or recruiting other partners. Signing someone up earns nothing, ever.
- ✕Any fee, dues, or “position.” There is no pay-to-play — nothing must be bought to remain eligible to earn.
- ✕Non-returned battery fees. When a customer keeps a battery, that fee is 100% the company's; no partner or upline shares in it.
- ✕Their own kiosks, as a sales commission. Kiosks you buy for yourself are yours to own, not a commission event.
- ✕Any kiosk that is not deployed and producing revenue. No machine in a venue, no income.
Operator · Builder · Leader
Assumes roughly $650 in monthly gross rental per kiosk. Illustrative and hypothetical — actual results vary widely.
Earnings disclosure
The figures and scenarios in this document are illustrative and hypothetical, provided for informational purposes only. They are not guarantees, projections, or promises of income. Income depends on kiosks that are actually deployed and earning, and on many factors including effort, business experience, venue selection, foot traffic, kiosk utilization, advertising sales, and market conditions. No income is earned for enrolling or recruiting other partners; compensation is earned only on the sale of kiosks and on the real rental and advertising revenue produced by deployed kiosks. Voltage Nexus does not guarantee any level of income or success, and there is no guarantee that any partner will earn any income at all.
This plan is a plain-language overview of how partners earn; the full and governing terms are set out in the Voltage Nexus Partner Agreement.