AUTOMATED SKATE SHARPENING

Sharper skates.
More ice time.

SharpBox is developing a self-service hockey skate sharpening kiosk designed for arenas. Insert both skates, choose your preferred sharpening, pay, and get back to the game.

Both skatesOne simple visit
At the rinkWhere players already are
Self-serviceNo added arena staff
Concept rendering of the SharpBox automated skate sharpening kiosk in an arena
Concept rendering

HOW IT WORKS

Five steps from skates in to skates out.

The customer experience is designed to be simple, transparent and familiar.

1

Insert both skates

Each skate goes into its own sharpening bay.

2

Select your hollow

Choose the sharpening preference you already use.

3

Tap to pay

Simple card or mobile-wallet payment.

4

Automatic sharpening

The system is being designed to sharpen both skates automatically.

5

Verify & collect

Quality checks are part of the planned customer workflow before release.

FOR PLAYERS & FAMILIES

Regular sharpening without the extra trip.

SharpBox is being built for the everyday hockey community: house-league and rep families, adult-league players, tournament participants and recreational skaters who need dependable sharpening but do not want to own and maintain a home sharpening machine.

  • Sharpen while you are already at the arena
  • Save preferred settings for repeat visits
  • Avoid a separate retail or pro-shop trip when time is tight
  • A transparent, easy-to-understand process

FOR ARENAS

A new amenity with minimal operating burden.

SharpBox is seeking arena partners for an initial pilot program. The proposed model is designed to be simple for the facility.

No upfront kiosk cost

SharpBox funds the proposed pilot unit and installation.

15% revenue share

Proposed share of gross sharpening revenue for the host arena.

No added staff

SharpBox is designed as an unattended self-service experience.

Measured pilot

Usage, uptime, customer response and economics are tracked before scaling.

Now seeking pilot arenas in Ontario. Interested in evaluating a first location? We would like to hear from you. Discuss a pilot

BUILT TO LEARN

Start with a pilot. Scale only when the data proves it.

The first SharpBox locations are intended to validate real customer demand, trust, uptime, support requirements and unit economics before broader rollout.

UsagePaid sharpenings by location and time
Repeat useHow often customers return
QualityRe-sharpenings, complaints and incidents
EconomicsRevenue, consumables and service cost

PILOT PARTNERS

Bring SharpBox to your arena.

We are speaking with arena operators, hockey organizations and potential pilot partners as we develop the first SharpBox units.