Turn it into a passive stream of revenue while helping maximize on-site revenues.
Zero upfront cost: As the venue, you don't buy or lease the machine. There's absolutely nothing to pay for!
No maintenance burden: If it breaks, all repairs, parts, and service calls are my responsibility, and those costs do not affect a monthly revenue share.
Passive income: A game earns money for your business with no extra work from the staff.
Aligned incentives: Because I only earn when the machine earns, I'm motivated to keep it in great shape, swap it out if it's not performing, and actually check in regularly.
No specialized knowledge required: Venue staff doesn't need to know anything about pinball, electronics, or coin collection; this is handled for you.
Affordable entertainment while they wait: Your customers/clients can engage in an affordable activity during downtime (such as waiting for a table, a drink, a laundry cycle, etc.).
A reason to stay longer: one more game turns a quick visit into a longer one, which often means catching up with friends and ordering another round.
Family-friendly across ages: People of all ages enjoy pinball!
I'll visit your location and assess the space
We'll sit and review the contract
Delivery and installation of the machine and handling of service requests
Revenue is split monthly - revenue share is discussed based on location, foot traffic, and machines placed
Q: What if a machine breaks?
A: Customers/Staff will have the ability to report issues directly using a QR code located on the machine(s). These reports are location-specific and alert me immediately upon submission. As of September 2026, over 500 machine-related issues have been reported and resolved using this system.
Q: Do you offer more than one machine?
A: At this time, the maximum number of machines per location will likely be capped at 3.
Q: How often do you check on equipment?
A: I make every effort to visit at least bi-weekly, unless there are issues that require attention. A quick response time to resolve issues is a requirement from my end in the contract.
Q: How much revenue can I expect to make?
A: This is a difficult question to answer accurately and it can vary greatly depending on foot traffic, dwell time, demographics/crowd, visibility and placement within the venue, machine selction, and more.
Q: What if I want them removed?
A: Sometimes things don't work out, and that's okay. I typically request at least a 30-day notice prior to the removal of a machine, however, I understand that life happens and try to be as flexible as possible.