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Airports
Every terminal is full of people with time to fill. Foxfire gives that wait something to do and gives the space a monthly payout, at $0 cost to the airport or the concession that holds the lease.
Built For The Wait
A gate area is the opposite of a quick stop. People arrive early, flights run late, and the seats fill up. That idle time is what the machines are built around.
Time To Kill
Travelers sit for an hour or more between security and boarding. A round of play fits a gap that short, and it is easy to stop when the flight is called.
A Steady Crowd
Terminals see people all day, every day. The machines do not depend on a single rush or a regular crowd. They run on the flow that is already there.
A Small Corner, Not A Buildout
The standard setup is about 12 square feet. It can sit along a wall near seating without touching table count or walking room.
Is your venue a fit?
Find out in 60 seconds.
What kind of place is it?
Free. No obligation. A real person reads every result.
Zero Cost. Monthly Payouts.
You bring the floor space. We bring the machines, the kiosk, and the service. A placement in a terminal still has to clear your concession agreement and your airport's own approval process.
A Corner Of The Gate Area
One corner of space you already lease is enough to test it. Foxfire is not installed in any airport today, so we walk the space with you first and show where a placement sits.
Across Our Installed Base.
Foxfire is a predetermined-outcome video game, certified by Eclipse Compliance Testing. Every outcome is visible before any money is inserted. The documentation confirming legal classification ships with every installation. Your airport will still review a placement under its own rules.
Airport Questions
What does it cost an airport concession to host Foxfire?
Nothing. There is $0 cost to the venue. Install is free, maintenance is included, and you receive monthly payouts. You provide the floor space and the foot traffic.
How much space do the machines need in a terminal?
A 6x2 ft space. Two cabinets side by side plus the payout kiosk, each about 2 ft by 2 ft, roughly 12 square feet in all. It needs a standard 120V wall outlet. A spot along a wall near seating is usually enough.
Is Foxfire already in airports?
No. Foxfire is not installed in any airport today. A placement would have to clear your own concession agreement and your airport's approval process, the same as any change to leased space.
Is this legal to have in a terminal?
Foxfire is a predetermined-outcome video game, not a slot machine. Every outcome is visible before any money is inserted. Eclipse Compliance Testing reviewed the source code and found no random number generator and no element of chance. Final approval for your airport still has to come from your own counsel and the airport.
Who services the machines?
We do. Delivery, setup, service, collections, and reporting are on us, so your staff only needs to know what is on the floor.
Read more: What an hour of gate time is already worth, How revenue share machine placement works, How much floor space entertainment equipment needs.
Your Terminal. Zero Cost.
$0 install. $0 monthly. Payouts once a month.
See where Foxfire could sit in your space. Book a 20-minute call.
We will look at your gate area and your lease, then show you how the machines would fit and pay out.
Is your venue a fit?
Find out in 60 seconds.
What kind of place is it?
Free. No obligation. A real person reads every result.