A relevant amenity
Help visitors deal with muddy dogs before they get back in the car, while strengthening a practical dog-friendly offer.
For prospective host partners
Turn unused space into a useful customer amenity.
A compact, self-service dog wash for destinations where people already stop, walk, shop and spend time.
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The proposition
Useful for visitors.
Managed by us.
A potential new income line
An agreed share of net wash revenue, subject to the site, utilities, works and final commercial structure. No unsupported return promises.
One accountable operator
We intend to manage equipment, payments, monitoring, cleaning, consumables, support and specialist maintenance.
Built to repeat
Common branding, data and operating routines should allow a successful pilot to become a scalable network, not a founder-operated job.
Operating model
Unattended
doesn’t mean
unmanaged.
We propose to manage
Station investment and procurement
Payments and customer support
Cleaning and consumable routines
Performance monitoring and reporting
Planned and specialist maintenance
The host typically provides
A visible, safe and accessible bay
Agreed access and operating hours
Water, power and drainage access
Normal local cooperation
Site information and approvals
Partner intelligence
A wash bay should create evidence, not just receipts.
The Dog Wash Stop operating layer is designed to give hosts a simple view of what is happening on site: demand, uptime, repeat use, service response and the next action worth testing.
Washes this month327
Repeat customers41%
Machine uptime99.3%
Partner share£980
Illustrative dashboard only. Real reporting depends on pilot data access, payment setup and agreed commercial terms.
CRM and loyalty view
Where customers consent, the journey can connect a wash session to receipts, rewards, service messages and repeat-visit insight.
Benchmarking over time
As the network grows, hosts can compare performance against similar sites by volume, repeat use, uptime, seasonality and service cost.
Partner recommendations
Reporting should end with one useful action, such as signage, launch activity, operating hours, local offers or service changes.
Site fit
A good pilot site starts with the basics.
Easy to find, safely approached and useful within the visitor’s existing journey.
Practical parking and circulation without obstructing core site operations.
Feasible water, power and foul drainage, subject to a technical site survey.
Credible existing dog-owner traffic, not simply high visitor numbers.
Useful operating hours and a location that can support Scottish weather.
A partner willing to test demand openly and judge the pilot on agreed evidence.
Dog Wash Stop OS
The machine is one part of the asset.
Supplier selection remains open. Our aim is to own the customer experience and create a vendor-neutral network operating layer without pretending the pilot already has proprietary technology.
Explore the station and OS →We will first use proven supplier controls and validate access to the operational data we need.
Proprietary software should be earned by repeated operational needs and real multi-site data.
The pilot
One site. Clear evidence. Then decide.
We propose a site walk, utility review and jointly understood pilot structure before commitment. Expansion should follow only if demand, uptime, repeat use, service cost and host experience support it.
Site conversationWalk & feasibilityCommercial outlinePilot decision
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Could your site host the first stop?
Tell us enough to assess initial fit. We’ll review the location, then contact suitable prospects for a short qualification call and, where useful, a no-commitment site walk.