The Venue Pack

A Claw Machine That Pays Rent From Your Quietest Corner

Everything you need to decide, on one page. We place, stock and service a fun duck-grabber claw machine in your venue at no cost to you — and pay you a monthly share of every play. You provide a corner and a plug; we do the rest.

🚫 No gambling licence needed 🔒 No cash handling 🙅 No staff time 💷 Zero cost, ever

What you actually earn

Your profit from one machine, per year

From £180 a year

That's a realistic, achievable figure for a quieter spot — not a promise. Busier venues earn more; see the range below. Results vary by location.

Your shareA genuine 50/50 split of net profit — after prize costs, card fees and running costs — paid monthly by bank transfer.
Typical monthly range£15–£90 per machine per month, depending on venue type and footfall.
At your busiestUp to ~£90 / machine / month.
Cost to you£0. No rent, no lease, no stock, no staff time.
Your effortAbout two minutes a week — a quick spray and wipe-down to keep it clean.

It's a genuine 50/50 split, but on profit, not revenue. We cover every cost first — prizes, card fees, running costs — then split whatever's left straight down the middle. We also carry 100% of the risk for that same half: the machine, the stock, the software and the repairs are all on us. It costs you nothing to earn your share.

The guarantee

Try it for 90 days. If you want it gone, for any reason, we remove it within 14 days and you keep 100% of what it made — including our share. No tie-in, no awkward conversation. The downside is ours. Not yours.

Want more certainty from day one? Smaller and independent venues can ask us for a minimum earnings floor in writing when they apply — as an example, a guaranteed £60 payout even if an agreed placement takes under £200 in its first 60 days. Ask when you apply.

Straight talk

  • It won't make you rich. It turns a dead corner into a small, reliable monthly cheque — nothing more, nothing less.
  • It only works with the right footfall. If there isn't a steady flow of people past your corner — families, teens, adults, everyone plays — we'll tell you honestly it isn't a fit — an idle machine costs us too.
  • We're selective on purpose. This is an application, not an order form.

Already earning in venues you know

Cutlery Works, Cambridge Street Collective and Rassam's Creamery (Sheffield), Kargo MKT (Manchester) — and more across Liverpool, Birmingham and Wakefield. Every venue we name is on our public locations map, so you can check them yourself.

Run more than one venue? Ask about one relationship covering your whole portfolio — the same honest terms at every site, one point of contact for all of them.

Megan, who runs Toy World

The first machine went into ALS Bubble Tea in Sheffield — I still remember the owner's daughter winning seven toys while the whole team watched. I still place, restock and fix every machine myself, which is why when something needs sorting, you're talking to the person who can actually sort it.

Megan, Sheff Entertainment

20

Machines placed.

14

Partner venues.

6

Cities across the UK.

£5,200

Paid to venues this year.

Live in Sheffield · Manchester · Liverpool · Birmingham · Wakefield · London.

How it works, end to end

1

You apply

Tell us your venue and the corner you have in mind (~2 minutes).

2

We assess & confirm

A real figure for your specific spot — honestly.

3

We install & switch on

A fully stocked machine. Classed as a Skill With Prizes (SWP) machine, not a gaming machine — no premises licence needed on your side.

4

Guests play and win

We restock and service, and faults are ours.

5

You get paid monthly

With a clear statement — no invoicing, no chasing.

Ready for your real figure?

Text Megan now on 07871 105116 — tell her your venue and she'll come back with a real number, usually the same day.

If someone else needs to sign off, send them this link: sheffent.com/venue-pack — everything they need to decide is right here, always up to date. Download as PDF ↓

Figures are honest planning estimates based on observed play rates at a £2 play and a 50/50 net profit split; actual earnings vary with footfall, season and placement. Last reviewed August 2026.