Rental fee:
Users need to pay a certain rent when renting a portable power bank. Rental fees are calculated on an hourly or daily basis
Deposit:
To ensure the return of the power bank within the specified time, the service provider will set a deposit. If the user returns the power bank on time, the deposit will be refunded; If the deadline is exceeded or the power bank is damaged, the deposit may be partially or fully deducted
Overtime fee:
If the user cannot return the power bank within the specified time, a timeout fee will be incurred. The collection of overtime fees can be calculated on an hourly or daily basis, but the specific standards are determined by different service providers.
Damage or loss costs:
If the power bank is damaged or lost during use, the user needs to compensate for the corresponding costs.
Return location:
Some shared power bank services require users to return the power bank at a specific location or station. Failure to return it as required may result in additional fees.
Package or membership system:
Some service providers may offer packages or membership systems, where users can enjoy more rental time or discounts after paying a fixed fee.
The specific billing rules may vary depending on the service provider.