How Much Passive Income Can a Brick Partner Earn?
Discover how much you can earn as a Brick partner, from average monthly returns to high-performance venues generating tens of thousands of euros per year, plus tips to maximize ROI.
On average, a Brick partner earns around €20 per month per station, with top-performing stations reaching €200 per month in high-demand locations. That means a small network of 20 stations can realistically generate €4,000 per month in the right conditions.
For partners who secure high-traffic venues or capitalize on seasonal opportunities, such as festivals, annual income can reach tens of thousands of euros.
(Source: Brick as a Passive Income Opportunity)
True Success Stories for passive Brick Partners
Spain — Tourist Hotspot Network
A partner in a major Spanish coastal city placed stations in beach bars, transport hubs, and tourist attractions. During peak season, some stations earned over €400/month, and the network’s yearly total exceeded €100,000 in revenue.
Amsterdam — Central City Nightlife Circuit
By partnering with bars, nightclubs, and late-night venues in Stockholm, one partner built a dense network that maintained steady usage year-round. Annual earnings: €72,000 with fewer than 50 stations.
United Kingdom — Travel & Hospitality Focus
A UK partner targeted train stations, hotels, and busy cafés. With an emphasis on commuter convenience, their network generated over €42,000 annually with only 30 stations.
3. The Brick Earnings Model
Revenue comes from powerbank rentals via your stations, with transactions processed automatically through Brick’s platform. You set rental rates (within local market norms), and monthly payouts are made directly to you.
4. Factors That Influence Earnings
- Location Quality: Foot traffic, dwell time, and charging need all matter.
- Station Type: Larger stations mean more simultaneous rentals.
- Seasonality: Peak travel seasons, tourism booms, and major events can greatly increase earnings.
- Network Density: More stations nearby improve visibility and usage frequency.
5. Festivals & Events: The Fast Track to Higher Income
Partners who are ready to be hands-on can target large festivals, sports tournaments, and outdoor events. Temporary high-capacity setups often outperform static venues, sometimes generating a month’s worth of revenue in just a few days.
Events can also serve as marketing boosts, introducing your service to thousands of potential repeat customers.
6. Realistic Scenarios (Excluding Staffing Costs)
| Scenario | Stations | Avg. Revenue per Station | Monthly Total | Payback Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative Start | 5 | €20 | €100 | 18 months |
| Active Growth | 20 | €50 | €1,000 | 12–14 months |
| Prime Locations | 20 | €200 | €4,000 | 8–10 months |
| Event-Boosted Network | 30 | €250 | €7,500 | 6–8 months |
Note: These figures do not account for any salaried staff or direct workload. Many partners operate solo or work with agents, offering them a share of revenue instead of paying fixed wages, a model that keeps costs flexible.
7. Tips to Boost ROI
- Target proven venue types — transit hubs, nightlife spots, tourist areas.
- Mix permanent and temporary placements — balance stability with event-driven spikes.
- Leverage agents for local access — share earnings instead of hiring staff.
Final Word:
Brick partners have the flexibility to grow at their own pace — from part-time side hustles to large-scale operations generating substantial annual revenue. Whether you focus on long-term venue partnerships or the adrenaline of event placements, the model is designed for predictable, scalable returns.
Ready to explore your options? Start with our Why Brick is a Good Side Hustle guide.
