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Package Locker Revenue Calculator

Package lockers can generate direct revenue beyond labor savings — tenant fees or delivery rental.

Locker count

Tenant fee / mo

Tenant count

Adoption %

Delivery partner rental / mo

Retention revenue / mo

Monthly revenue

$1,588

Annual revenue

$19,050

Tenant fee revenue

$938

How the math works

Tenant revenue = tenants × adoption × fee. Monthly = tenant + delivery + retention lift.

250 × 75% × $5 = $938 + $150 + $500 = $1,588/mo × 12 = $19,050/yr.

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This Package Locker Revenue Calculator is built to give a quick, browser-based estimate for package locker revenue. Package lockers can generate direct revenue beyond labor savings — tenant fees or delivery rental. The inputs stay on the page during normal use, and the result should be treated as an estimate for planning, comparison, or education rather than professional advice.

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How to Use

Enter locker count.
Enter tenant access fee per month.
Enter % tenants subscribing.
Enter delivery company rental fee monthly.
Enter retention revenue lift.
Read total monthly revenue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Locker revenue streams?

(1) Tenant access fee: $2-8/month per tenant for locker access. Can bundle into amenity fee. (2) Delivery company rental: Amazon, UPS, FedEx, USPS pay $50-200/month per building for locker integration. Amazon Locker revenue-share: $250-800/month for building if high-use. (3) E-commerce kickbacks: commission on package deliveries (rare, varies). (4) Ad revenue on locker displays (emerging).

Amazon Locker program?

Amazon places lockers in public/semi-public locations. Host: residential buildings, offices, retail. Amazon pays: monthly rental + revenue share. Typical payment: $100-400/month + $0.50-2/delivery over threshold. High-traffic urban lockers: $500-1,500/month revenue for host. Amazon installs, maintains, restocks — host provides power + space. Contract: 2-5 year typical.

Tenant amenity fee structure?

(1) Mandatory amenity package: locker fee bundled ($20-50/mo amenity covers gym, pool, locker, valet trash). 80-95% of tenants effectively pay. (2) Opt-in: $5-10/month for those who use. 30-50% adoption. (3) Included in rent: no line-item, rent bumped $10-25 to offset. Most common: bundle into amenity package for simplicity + broad adoption.

Revenue + savings combined?

Package lockers deliver: (1) Labor savings (concierge no longer accepts/distributes) $6-30k/year. (2) Theft reduction $5-25k/year. (3) Retention lift (tenant satisfaction) $10-40k/year. (4) Direct revenue $3-20k/year. Total value: $25-110k/year on 200-400 unit building. Installation $25-60k. Payback 6-24 months. Strong amenity, modern multifamily expectation.