Pilot overview · for cities, counties & parks
A beach amenity that costs the city nothing
SHOREVA Beach Lockers is a solar-powered, self-service locker station for beach parking lots. Visitors leave their car key, phone and wallet next to their car and go swim. We fund, install, operate and maintain the station. The city provides the space and receives a share of revenue.
The problem we solve
People who drive to the beach have nowhere to leave their car key, phone and wallet while they swim. Today they bury them in the sand, leave them in the car — where a modern key fob can't get wet and a car can be started with the fob inside — or one person stays behind to watch the bags. SHOREVA gives them a fourth answer: a locker right next to their car.
What visitors get
- Small, medium and large lockers — from a key and phone to a beach bag.
- Open with a 6-digit PIN they choose, or with face or fingerprint (adults 18+, optional). No key, no app, no phone needed.
- Simple prices: $3 / $4 / $5 per hour + tax, whole hours, never more than $25 a day + tax. Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay; no card fees.
- A HELP button on every screen connects to a live operator in about 2 minutes.
- USB charging inside; the locker blocks the key fob's signal.
- Screen in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Haitian Creole and Russian.
What the city gets
- A new service for residents and visitors at no cost to the city.
- A share of gross revenue — terms proposed at our first meeting.
- Nothing on the sand or the dunes: the station sits on the asphalt of the parking lot.
- Off the grid: solar-powered, no connection to the city's electrical system.
- Modular and removable: start small, add lockers where they're needed, remove the station if the pilot ends.
- Transparent results: we publish the pilot numbers, incidents included.
Who does what
| SHOREVA | The city, county or park |
|---|---|
| Funds the station, manufacturing and installation (U.S. manufacturer) | Identifies a suitable area in a beach parking lot |
| Prepares permits and drawings for the city's review | Chooses the right agreement: revocable license, pilot agreement or concession |
| Operates, cleans, maintains and repairs the station | Names one point of contact for the pilot |
| Customer support: HELP button to a live operator | Approves location, anchoring and signage |
| Camera monitoring, tamper alarm, insurance as the agreement requires | Receives monthly reports and the revenue share |
| Monthly report and an end-of-pilot review | Decides at the review: continue, expand or remove |
How a pilot works
- Meeting20 minutes with the department that manages beach parking.
- Site walkTogether we choose a spot that doesn't disturb traffic, accessible parking or the beach.
- AgreementIn the form the city prefers, with clear terms for removal.
- InstallManufactured in the U.S., anchored to concrete or asphalt as the city requires.
- Operate & reportMonthly numbers to the city; public pilot results.
- ReviewAt 6–12 months: continue, add lockers, add sites — or remove the station at our cost.
What we report every month
- Rentals and average rental time
- Lockers opened on the first try
- HELP calls and average response time
- Incidents, alarms and how they were resolved
- Station uptime
- Revenue and the city's share
Privacy & accessibility
- Biometrics are optional, need on-screen consent, open only the customer's locker and are deleted automatically when the rental ends. Never sold or shared.
- Anyone can choose a PIN instead — same locker, same price. Under 18: PIN only.
- Accessible lockers on the lower rows, the screen within easy reach and a lower camera for wheelchair users.
- Privately operated, clearly marked as not affiliated with the city.
Let's talk about a station at your beach
We're proposing 6–12 month pilots in South Florida beach parking lots. A 20-minute meeting is enough to see whether your lot is a fit and which agreement makes sense.
SLS Prime Holding LLC operates SHOREVA Beach Lockers. Images are concept visualizations; the final design is being finalized with a U.S. manufacturer. Locations are subject to agreements with local authorities. Overview dated November 3, 2026.