A photobooth the size of a bar stool. You take a cut of every strip it sells, and it runs itself. Guests shoot from anywhere in your space, pay on their own phone, and walk out with a print that has your logo on it.
◦ No cost to you · One power cord · Month to month
You already know this deal. It is the one you have with the pool table and the jukebox: we own the machine, we service it, and we split what it takes in. You pick a corner and we do the rest, down to the printer jam at 2am on a Saturday.
It arrives finished, with your brand already on it. We set it in the corner you picked and plug it into a normal outlet.
They scan a small code and shoot from wherever they already are: the table, the patio, the middle of a toast. It all runs on their phone, so they pay there too. Every strip it sells lands in your next check.
You take a cut of every print your booth sells. We cover paper, ink, software and the service calls. You get an email on the 1st.
A booth earns on every strip it sells, and every strip carries your brand out the door. The photos come back to you too.
A cut of every print your booth sells, paid on the 1st and itemized line by line.
Every strip is framed in your brand. It gets texted, posted and stuck on a fridge, where people who have never walked in see it.
The shots guests send you land in your dashboard, a night of your place full of people. Post them yourself, or connect your accounts and let them go up on their own.
It sits in the corner and earns whenever there are people in the place, a dead Tuesday the same as New Year’s Eve.
We load the paper, clear the jams and answer the questions. If it needs anything at all, we come to you.
They scan, they shoot from wherever they already are, and about ten seconds later there is a strip in their hand with your brand on it. The whole thing happens out in your space, while they are already having a good night.

One person scans the code and the camera is open. The rest of them are already squeezing into frame.

Three shots on a countdown, taken at the table, on the patio, in the middle of a toast. Your space is the backdrop, and they pay right there on the phone.
Real photo paper, your brand on it, in their hand before they sit back down. Stuck on a fridge for a year.
The booth prints branded photo strips. Your place is in the photos, your brand is on the paper. A private event can put its own brand on instead.
Because it runs on a phone, the photos happen wherever your guests already are: at the good table, out on the patio, under the sign everyone takes pictures of anyway. Your place is behind them in every shot, and it goes home in somebody’s pocket.
A rehearsal dinner, a birthday, a company holiday party. The host gets a link, and for that night the strips come out branded for the event. Your house code keeps running, so everyone else still gets yours. Worth having when someone is deciding where to book.
We split what it makes and we treat every bar we work with like a business partner. Punch in a typical night and see what that looks like in your place.
Estimate only · Actual numbers vary by venue
It takes about as much floor as a bar stool and it reads as furniture: a wooden cabinet built to sit in a space you care about. It needs one standard outlet, and it gets online however suits your space: wifi, ethernet, or its own cellular connection if you would rather it stayed off your network.
Installed · Little MoreThe booth is live in New York and we are putting units into new spaces now. If you want one, tell us about your place and we will see if it fits.
It takes up less room than a barstool and nobody on my staff has touched it once.
It costs you nothing. We pay for the cabinet, the printer, the paper, the processing and the service. You provide a corner and an outlet.
It arrives finished. Your brand is already on it, printed along the bottom of every strip that leaves with a guest.
Month to month. From day one. It stays because it is earning, not because you signed something.
Nothing. No install fee, no monthly fee, no minimum. We pay for the cabinet, the printer, the paper, the payment processing and the service calls. All you provide is a corner about the size of a bar stool and a standard wall outlet.
We monitor every booth remotely. Most issues, paper jams and connectivity blips, we fix without you knowing. Anything physical, we arrange and pay for. You never need to troubleshoot and you never call a repair company.
It is a wooden cabinet about the footprint of a bar stool, built to read as furniture rather than an arcade machine, so it suits a nice space with no custom work. Your brand lives on the print that leaves with the guest.
Month to month from day one. We pull the booth on 30 days’ notice if it is ever not working out. No penalty, no lock-in.
Photobooths are not regulated the way gaming machines are. They are generally treated as standard amusement equipment. We confirm the specifics for your city before install, and if anything unusual comes up we flag it before you sign.
Yes, whenever the host wants it. A rehearsal dinner, birthday or company party gets its own link, and for that night the strips come out branded for the event. Your house code keeps running, so everyone else still gets yours.
Yes. Connect your accounts in the portal and booth photos publish straight to them, either after you approve each one or fully automatically, with your own caption. It is a small monthly add-on, because we pay to keep that connection live. The booth itself stays free.
Only if you want it to. The booth runs on wifi, ethernet or its own cellular connection, whichever is easiest in your space, and we sort that out on install. If you would rather it stayed off your network entirely, cellular handles it. Either way guests pay on their own phone, so the money moves without anyone at the bar touching it.
15 minutes. We’ll walk you through the booth, the install, and what your venue could clear monthly.