For venues
We'll pay you every month to put a claw machine in your venue.
It's free to you and run entirely by us — we stock it, empty it, fix it and insure it, so your team does nothing. And we guarantee at least £200 in your first 60 days, or we take it away and you keep everything it made.
How it works
We do everything. You do nothing.
It isn't a machine you buy or look after. We own it, fill it, fix it and empty it. You lend us a square metre of floor you already pay for — and it starts earning.
We bring the machine
We pick the spot with you, carry it in and plug it in. Clean, bright, branded, with contactless card payment. Your team lifts nothing.
People play and win
Every play wins a prize, so players come back. Tap to pay — no coins, no complaints, no empty hands. It pulls families in and keeps them around longer.
You get paid
We restock the prizes, maintain it and collect the cash. Your share lands in your bank every month. You never touch the money.
What it looks like
It looks the part.
If your mental image of a claw machine is an old coin-op from years back, ours are nothing like it. They're clean, well-lit, branded units with contactless readers and neon lighting. They look intentional — the kind of thing people photograph when they're in a good mood.
At one venue, staff asked if it was part of a rebrand. Within three weeks, customers were tagging the venue on Instagram without being asked.
The money
What venues earn
It's pure upside — the machine earns from space that pays you nothing today. What it makes depends on how busy you are:
| Venue type | Per machine / month |
|---|---|
| Food halls & markets | £100–150 |
| Ice cream & dessert shops | £110–130 |
| Leisure & entertainment | £70–90 |
| Retail & grocers | £45–70 |
| Cafés & restaurants | £30–50 |
Conservative ranges from live venues; most settle above the lower end by month two. Results vary by location — tell us about yours and we'll give you an honest figure.
Your cost — ever. Machine, prizes, repairs, insurance, collections: all us.
Machines live across our venues right now.
Paid out to venue partners so far.
A real venue
Rassam's Creamery, Sheffield
They started with one machine — and asked for a second before the first had been in a month. They now run several, each earning steadily on top of everything the venue already takes, with not one of their team managing it.
And that's only the machine money. While people play, they buy more, stay longer, and come back because it's there. In most venues that knock-on effect is bigger than the machine takings themselves.
Our guarantee
£200 in your first 60 days, guaranteed
Make at least £200 in your first 60 days — or we remove the machine at our own cost and you keep every penny it made. No catch, no questions. The risk is entirely ours.
"It sits in a spot that did nothing. Now it is one cheque a month and I never think about it."Cutlery Works — food hall, Sheffield
Common questions
What venue operators ask
Does it cost me anything?
No. We pay for the machine, prizes, repairs, insurance and collections. You just get paid.
Will my team end up managing it?
No. Across our machines, no venue has had to do anything but let us in to restock. We handle all of it.
How will it look in my space?
Clean, well-lit, branded and contactless — designed to look intentional in a considered space.
Do I need a licence?
No. It's a Category D amusement machine — the lowest-risk kind, no gambling licence needed. We handle compliance.
Who empties the cash?
We do. Your staff never touch the money. We collect regularly and pay your share monthly by bank transfer.
What if it breaks?
You text us and we fix it — usually within 48 hours.
Get started
Ask for a machine
Tell us about your venue and Megan emails you back — usually the same day — with an honest figure for your space and the £200 guarantee in writing. No cost. No pushy sales.
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