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How a self-service dry fog station works, from the driver's side and the owner's side

No staff, no appointment, about ten minutes per car. What the GoFresh Station does on its own, and what a location needs to provide.

The GoFresh Station is built around one idea: the driver should be able to do the whole treatment alone, the way they already use a self-service car wash or a tire inflator. Here is what that looks like from both sides.

From the driver's side

You pull up next to the station, pay at the terminal on the machine and pick a scent on the panel. You slide the wand through a slightly open window or door and press Start. The display counts down. When the cycle ends, the machine stops by itself. You wait a few minutes, open the doors to air the cabin out, and drive off. The full procedure is about ten minutes. While you wait, the same column offers tire shine and tire inflation.

GoFresh Station with display, scent buttons, hose and air line
Concept rendering. Final hardware and screen labels may differ.

From the owner's side

The station is a column of 55 × 55 cm and 174 cm tall, about 75 kg. It covers roughly 2% of the floor area of one standard parking space, so it fits beside a wash bay, next to the pumps or in a corner of a parking facility. Customers use it independently, which helps reduce the need for additional employees dedicated to the service.

What a location provides is an approved space for the station. GoFresh handles installation and servicing under both of its models. Under partnership, GoFresh owns and operates the station and the location receives 30% of revenue. Under ownership, the business purchases and operates the station and GoFresh provides the system, branding, operational support and service structure for a 30% service fee. Both are explained side by side on the partnership page.

What happens before launch

  1. Location review. We evaluate the proposed installation area and determine the best placement.
  2. Agreement. We select the structure that works best for your property. Final terms are set out in a written agreement.
  3. Installation. The station is delivered and installed at the approved location.
  4. Launch. The station becomes available to your customers.
What we do not promise. Revenue depends on location and traffic and is not guaranteed. We will walk through the numbers for your specific site rather than quote a generic figure.

Interested in a station for your car wash, parking facility or gas station? Tell us about the location and our team will contact you.