Host proposal

Propose your lease terms

You set the terms; we draft the lease. Tell us about your site and the deal you want, and we come back with a site-specific host lease and project agreement built off our standard form — 20-year term, no capital cost to you, revenue share from year three, and battery performance and replacement carried by GridLynQ.

Submitting this form is not an offer, an acceptance or a lease. Have your own attorney review any draft we send before you sign.

Your site

Where the hub and the dock-side equipment would go.

Site name

Site type

Site address

Street, town and state of the premises.

Parcel or title reference

Optional — plat and lot if you have it.

Berths, slips or sites served

Property status

Who signs

The lease counterparty should be the entity that holds title.

Legal entity name

Entity type

Authorized signer

Optional — who would sign the lease.

Your name

Phone

Optional.

The terms you want

These are pre-filled with our standard position. Change anything you would negotiate.

Target start date

Initial term (years)

Renewal options

Years per renewal

Base rent you want (per year)

Leave at 0 for a revenue-share-only deal.

Revenue share (%)

Revenue share starts in year

Grant exclusivity

No competing storage or bidirectional charging on the property.

Power and priorities

What your service can carry today, and what you want kept running.

Existing service (amps)

Service voltage

Blocks at this site

Each block is 5 MW / 20 MWh. Most sites start with one.

Interconnection status

Loads you want backed up

Fuel dock, cold storage, office, liveaboard circuits, well pumps — whatever must stay up.

Offer vessel enrollment to your berth holders

Boat owners earn tiered credit-back against their dock fees for making their batteries available in windows they set.

Anything else we should write into the draft?

We reply with a drafted lease, not a sales call.