Photo Booths for FECs & Arcades

A high-margin attraction that pays for itself, on the card system you already run.

A pay-per-play booth turns idle floor space and queue time into a high-margin attraction that runs itself, no attendant, no extra payroll. Guests tap, play an AI face-swap, GlamBot or 360, and pay on the card system you already run, so it earns on busy days without eating your staff hours.

Pay-per-play, built in

Stripe terminal and QR payments are native. Guests tap to play AI face-swap, GlamBot or 360, no attendant required.

Always-fresh content

Rotate seasonal AI styles in a click, and new experiences keep landing in the app, so repeat guests always have a reason to play and post.

One app, every mode

All your experiences in one app across devices you already own, no per-mode hardware lock-in.

How to add a pay-per-play booth to your floor, step by step

Four steps to a self-serve attraction that takes its own payments and earns between your other rides and games.

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1. Pick a high-dwell spot

Place it where guests already wait or linger: near the prize counter, the party-room hallway, the arcade entrance or a queue line. The booth lives on volume, so the more traffic and downtime around it, the more plays you bank each day.
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2. Set your price per play

Decide what an AI play or print is worth on your floor, a few dollars per play. Price for impulse, low enough to be an instant yes for a kid with tokens left over, high enough that a busy weekend adds up fast.
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3. Switch on built-in payments

Connect a Stripe terminal or turn on QR pay, both are native. Guests tap with a card or phone, the money lands in your account automatically, and there's no cash drawer to count and no attendant to staff the booth.
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4. Make it self-serve and keep it fresh

Run it offline-first with big, obvious prompts so any guest can play unattended. Lead with the modes kids and parents love, then rotate seasonal AI styles so regulars always have a new reason to play on their next visit.

Frequently asked questions

How does a photo booth make money in an FEC?

Guests pay per play with a card or QR (Stripe terminal and QR are native), and the booth runs unattended like any other attraction. There's no per-guest software fee and no attendant payroll, so on a busy day most of what it collects is profit. It earns during open hours with near-zero ongoing effort.

Do we need staff to run it?

No. The booth is self-serve and offline-first, payments are built in, and you watch plays and revenue remotely. Your only ongoing jobs are restocking prints if you offer them and refreshing the AI styles now and then, no one has to stand at the booth.

Will it work next to our arcade and redemption games?

Yes, that's the ideal home for it. The booth thrives on the same foot traffic and queue downtime your games already create, and a shareable AI photo or 360 clip gives families one more reason to spend and one more memory to post on the way out.

Can a photo booth be a real attraction at an FEC?

Yes. Pay-per-play AI experiences earn per guest like any other attraction, run self-serve with no staffing, and refresh with new modes over time so families keep coming back for something new.

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