How to judge this properly.
Explainers for property teams working out whether an in-building convenience hub is worth the floor area. Written to be useful whether or not you end up talking to us.
What is Convenience as a Service?
The category pillar: what the model is, the two commercial shapes it resolves to, what it is genuinely good at, and the five questions to put to any proposal.
Read itConvenience vs Amenity as a Service
Two names for one structure. What each phrase emphasises, which to use with owners and which with residents, and the question that settles what a proposal really is.
Read itWhat is Amenity as a Service?
The category explainer: who funds the build, who owns the equipment, who does the recurring work, and how that differs from buying an amenity outright.
Read itSmart locker amenities for apartment buildings
What a locker amenity actually does for residents day to day, and the point at which it stops being useful.
Read itWhat does a smart locker amenity cost?
The cost lines worth comparing, from hardware and stock to software and service, and why a public price list would be wrong for almost every building.
Read itHow to evaluate amenity ROI
A framework separating what can be measured from what can only be argued, and what belongs in a proposal either way.
Read itRather skip to your building
The guides are the general case. A proposal is the specific one.