First property partners are being placed now

~100 sq ft of space.
10 years of revenue.
$0 from your balance sheet.

ARO installs, owns, insures, and operates a Micro Edge Data Hub inside your property. The hub serves AI inference, IoT, autonomous-systems compute, and other GPU-intensive edge workloads. You provide the room, the power, and the water. We handle the equipment, the tenants, the insurance, and the 24/7 monitoring. You earn 25–30% of GPU revenue every month for ten years.

Equipment owned & insured by ARO No tenant relationships for you to manage Removable, restorable at end of term Hosting agreement transfers with the property
$0
From you, ever
Capital, equipment, operations
$15–20K+
Year 1 baseline
Rough estimate, varies by site
25–30%
Revenue share
Of gross GPU revenue
10 years
Exclusive term
Per-site exclusivity

You already own the building. We can put a tenant in your closet that pays you for ten years.

About 100 square feet of conditioned back-of-house space, a power tap, a water connection, and the kind of building you already operate every day. ARO does the rest. The hub is silent, vibrationless, invisible to your guests. You get a check.

What this is in 30 seconds
A long-tenant lease for about 100 sq ft of your building — except the “tenant” is GPU compute, the equipment is ours, and your share of the revenue grows for ten years.
Doing nothing

That back room stays empty

Existing back-of-house space sits at zero contribution to NOI. Capex on infrastructure projects keeps coming. Tenant escalators alone fight inflation.

  • $0 of new revenue from underutilized space
  • No new tenant relationships, no new operating risk
  • No upside — but also no story to your owner / board / LPs
Hosting an ARO hub

That back room earns you a check

10-year revenue share at 25–30% of GPU revenue. Equipment owned and insured by ARO. Tenants are ours. Your facilities team coordinates an install once.

  • $15–20K+ in Year 1, growing as utilization fills
  • $0 capex, $0 equipment cost, $0 insurance from you
  • A new line of revenue investors and lenders take seriously
Estimate your revenue

What would your building actually earn?

Pick your property type, hub footprint, and revenue share. We'll project your 10-year revenue using the same Year-1 baseline range we underwrite ($15–20K mid for a standard hotel) and the way GPU utilization fills over time. Indicative only — every signed deal is sized to your specific site.

Configure

Tell us about your property.

27% revenue share 25% — 30%
Year 1 is the ramp. Revenue grows as the hub fills with tenants. The 10-year total bakes in conservative ramp curves and excludes any escalator. Actual ranges are sized to your site after a 30-min walk-through.
Projected, your share
10-year property revenue, before any escalator
Year 1 (ramp)
Year 5 (mature)
10-year total
Peak monthly check
Indicative ranges using ARO's standard underwriting assumptions. Real numbers depend on site survey, electrical capacity, tenant mix, and GPU pricing at the time of activation.
The deal in plain English

You provide a room. We provide everything else. We split the revenue.

No upfront capital from your property. No equipment for you to buy, finance, manage, or insure. No tenants for your team to handle. Your facilities team coordinates an install once, and after that you receive a monthly check from ARO for ten years. That is the entire deal.

You provide

About 100 square feet of secure, climate-controlled space. Three-phase electrical access. A water connection. Coordinated site access for ARO operations. That is it. No equipment purchase, no operating staff, no insurance.

We provide

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in Dell servers, NVIDIA GPUs, and Motivair cooling. Engineering, install, and setup and testing. 24/7 operations and monitoring. Tenant pipeline and contracts. Insurance on every piece of hardware. Removal at end of term.

We split

You receive 25 to 30 percent of gross GPU revenue, paid monthly with an monthly statement you can audit. Year 1 rough range is $15K to $20K+ as the hub ramps. Year 2 onward grows substantially as usage fills and tenant terms grow over time.

How it works

From first conversation to first check.

Most properties move from inquiry to a signed Letter of Intent in under three weeks. The hub installs on your operations calendar, not ours. Revenue starts the month tenant traffic does.

01 / Survey

Site assessment

30-minute walk-through with your facilities lead. We measure available room, electrical service, water access, and fiber paths against the hub spec. No commitment from you.

02 / Letter of Intent

Sized design & offer

Within 10 business days you receive a hub design, term sheet, and Letter of Intent. Revenue share, exclusivity, term, insurance, and removal terms are all spelled out.

03 / Build

Install & commission

ARO funds, ships, installs, and commissions the racks. Power and cooling work coordinates with your facilities team and licensed contractors. Tenants onboard as the hub clears burn-in.

04 / Earn

10-year revenue share

Monthly statement. Monthly distribution. Audit-friendly accounting. ARO retains operational responsibility for the hardware end-to-end. Your team has no operational role.

Your protections

Risk transfer is the whole point.

A property owner's first instinct on a deal like this is "what's the catch?" The catch is that we transfer every meaningful risk away from your property. Here is how that works in practice.

Equipment ownership and insurance

ARO owns every piece of hardware. ARO carries property insurance and cyber liability coverage on the hardware. If anything fails, ARO replaces it. Your property carries no asset on its books and no insurance exposure.

Zero operational liability

ARO operates the hub 24/7. ARO handles tenant relationships, billing, support, escalations. Your team is not on the sales hook, the support hook, or the operations hook. You receive a check, not a job.

No guest or resident impact

The hub sits in unused or under-utilized back-of-house space. Liquid cooling means quiet operation. No vibration, no heat impact on adjacent rooms, no sight lines from public areas. Guests and residents will not know it exists.

Clean exit at end of term

If you do not renew, ARO removes every piece of equipment and restores the room to original condition at our expense. The contract also includes defined early-termination conditions if circumstances change for your property.

The hardware

What gets installed at every hub.

Three building blocks: enterprise compute, redundant fiber, and liquid-assisted cooling. The same Dell-validated reference architecture goes into every hub. The size adjusts to your property; the spec does not.

Dell PowerEdge AI servers

NVIDIA Blackwell-class GPUs in a Dell-validated reference rack. 5-year hardware warranty, Dell ProSupport, on-site break-fix at every hub. Industry-standard equipment, not custom.

100 GbE fiber backhaul

Redundant fiber paths from the hub to the building demarc. Internal NVLink fabric. Sub-10 millisecond tenant-to-hub latency. Standard data-center-grade networking.

Motivair liquid cooling

Rear-door heat exchangers as standard. Liquid immersion option for high-density configurations. Closed loop at 55 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Quieter than conventional chillers.

The window matters

The first wave of property hubs is being placed now.

AI compute demand is outrunning supply. Hyperscalers cannot build fast enough. Properties with available power, water, and a fiber path are the missing piece. Each site comes with ten-year exclusivity, which means once a property in your area is in, the next nearby property is not. A 30-minute survey now reserves your spot in the queue at no commitment.

  • 30-minute walk-throughOn your schedule, your facilities lead, our deployment team.
  • No commitmentSurvey is free. Letter of Intent is non-binding until you decide.
  • Real person, no chatbotDoug Brough or David Tyre answers personally. Two business days, every inquiry.
  • Letter of Intent in 10 daysFull term sheet with revenue share, exclusivity, insurance, and removal terms spelled out.
Operators, not abstractions

The people property owners actually deal with.

A small team of operators with deep tenure in property-resident infrastructure, hospitality technology, and edge data. You will know them by name and reach them on their cell phones.

D
Doug Brough
Founder & CEO

Founder of Additional Revenue Opportunities ARO LLC. Three decades operating businesses at the intersection of communications, real-estate-resident infrastructure, and ancillary revenue. Reaches the property side through long-standing relationships with hotel ownership groups, apartment building operators, and commercial property owners.

David Tyre
David Tyre
Sales & Strategic Partnerships

Senior partnerships executive, 20+ years across hospitality, healthcare, retail, and multi-site enterprise. Marine Corps, Army, and State Department alumnus. Led Samsung Electronics enterprise TV business development; helped scale Ruckus Wireless to 4,000+ hotel deployments. Trusted across SONIFI, GuestTek, WorldVue, Enseo, plus Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, Wyndham, Choice, Best Western.

Quick answers

The questions property owners ask first.

Click any question to expand. The full FAQ has more.

How much does this cost my property?
Nothing upfront. ARO finances, owns, and insures the equipment. The property contributes only space, electrical access, and water. ARO sub-meters and reimburses utility consumption per the contract. Your property carries no operating cost related to the hub.
What does this look like inside my building?
A locked room of about 100 square feet, often in basement or back-of-house space. Inside the room is one or two server racks with liquid cooling. The space is climate-controlled but no air-handling equipment is added to common areas. Guests and residents do not see, hear, or otherwise interact with it.
What if something goes wrong with the equipment?
ARO owns and insures the equipment. Hardware failures are ARO's responsibility, covered by Dell ProSupport with 5-year warranty and on-site break-fix. Cybersecurity events are ARO's responsibility, covered by ARO's cyber liability insurance. Your property has no operational or insurance exposure on the hardware itself.
What happens at the end of the 10-year term?
You can renew, end the contract, or in some cases negotiate a new arrangement. If the contract ends, ARO removes the equipment and restores the room to original condition at our expense. Equipment removal is ARO's responsibility and obligation, not yours.
Can I see the contract before signing anything?
Yes. The Letter of Intent is non-binding and outlines all material terms. The definitive agreement is reviewed by your legal counsel before any equipment is ordered. We expect that. We are not asking for a commitment before you understand the deal.
Schedule a site survey

Tell us about the property.

We come back within two business days with whether the site qualifies and what the indicative economics look like for your specific property. Real person, real walk-through, no automation.