A Glambot is a robotic-arm video booth that films guests in cinematic slow motion and delivers the edited clip to their phone within minutes. Charities and gala hosts in Miami and Palm Beach use it to give sponsors branded video, with a logo on every clip guests share, turning a photo moment into a sponsorship tier. Glambot rentals in South Florida start at $2,995.
Gala sponsor packages commonly include logo placement on signage, programs, and photo booth prints. A sponsor-branded Glambot adds a digital version of that exposure: every guest who posts a clip carries the sponsor's name beyond the ballroom.
Offer the Glambot as a named sponsorship, such as a Red Carpet Video Sponsor, with the sponsor's logo on every clip. Because guests post the video themselves, the sponsor's name travels past the guest list, and the gala gains a concrete, visible benefit to offer at its own price point.
Place it at the arrival area or cocktail hour, where guests are already mingling, so the line moves before dinner and the program begin. Keep it away from the stage and speaker area, where a queue could compete with the program. A trained attendant runs it, so your volunteers do not have to.
Plan for a 10' x 10' or 12' x 12' area, 9 ft of ceiling clearance (10 ft preferred), and a 110V/20A circuit within 50 ft. Outdoor galas need a covered area. Send us your sponsor logos ahead of time so they are ready to appear on every clip.
Galas in Miami, Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, Sarasota, Tampa, and Orlando are all within our service area. Reserve your date early, then add the Glambot to your sponsor package before you send it out.
How much does a Glambot cost for a charity gala? Glambot rentals in Miami and Palm Beach start at $2,995. Final pricing depends on event length, location, and branding needs.
How does a sponsor get branded on Glambot videos? Send the sponsor's logo ahead of the event, and it appears on every clip, so each video a guest shares carries the sponsor's name.
Do gala volunteers need to run the Glambot? No. A trained attendant runs it, and the edited clip is delivered to each guest's phone within minutes.