It depends on the game and the room. A prize game by a busy entrance and an old upright in a back corner can earn very different amounts. Traffic, price per play, game type and uptime decide most of it.
If you have the space but don’t want to buy games, an arcade revenue share lets you split the take instead. Here is how both work.
No two locations are the same. These are the things that move the numbers most.
We supply the games, install them, stock the prizes and handle repairs. You provide the space and power. What the games take in is split between us, with no upfront cost to you. The split depends on the location and the mix of games, and it is set before anything goes in.
We place and service games at Regal movie theaters, Sky Zone, sports facilities and entertainment centers, laundromats and bodegas. Bars get the same crew and the same service.
It can be, but it depends on location, game mix and upkeep. Buying games means paying for machines, prizes and repairs up front. A revenue share removes that cost in exchange for splitting the take.
It varies a lot. Prize and claw games in busy spots often do better than a single classic cabinet in a quiet room. We look at your space before we talk about what to expect.
We place, stock and service the games at no upfront cost to you. What they take in is split between your business and us. See our arcade revenue share page.
It depends on the location, traffic and the games. We go over the terms with you before anything goes in.
Buy if you want to keep it all and can handle prizes and repairs. Go with a revenue share if you want the games without the upfront cost or the upkeep.
Family entertainment centers, movie theaters, trampoline parks, bowling and skating centers, bars and restaurants, and laundromats.
