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Foxfire for
Bars & Clubs
Bars and clubs already have everything Foxfire needs: regulars who come back, time to spend between rounds, and a social room where play is contagious. At $0 cost to you, the machines turn that into payouts every two weeks.
Built For Your Crowd
A bar is not a quick stop. People settle in, see familiar faces, and stay. That is the exact environment where the machines earn the most.
Repeat Faces
Your regulars come back week after week. Foxfire pays out every two weeks, so steady, repeat visits turn into a steady, repeat revenue line for the bar.
Time To Play
People sit for an hour or an evening, not a few minutes. Between rounds and conversations there is real time to settle in and play.
It Spreads
Bars are social rooms. When one regular plays, others watch and join. The machines become part of the night, not a distraction from it.
Zero Cost. Payouts Every Two Weeks.
You provide the floor space and the crowd. We handle the rest, and you collect.
What Owners Say
"Guys come in just to play the machines now."
For Dan, the machines became a reason to walk through the door, not just something to do once inside.
Zero Legal Incidents.
Foxfire is a predetermined-outcome video game, certified by Eclipse Compliance Testing. Every outcome is visible before any money is inserted, so it is not gambling. The documentation confirming legal classification ships with every installation.
Bar Owner Questions
What does it cost my bar to bring in Foxfire?
Nothing. There is $0 cost to the venue. Install is free, maintenance is included, and you receive payouts every two weeks. You provide the space and the foot traffic.
How much can a bar earn?
Earnings vary by traffic, but venues commonly land in the $12K to $48K per year range, and some bars see $500 to $1,000 a week. One bar saw the machines reach 30% of its revenue. We will give you a realistic estimate for your room on a call.
How much space do the machines need?
A 6x2 ft space. Two cabinets side by side plus the payout kiosk, each about 2 ft by 2 ft, which is where the 6 ft comes from. The 2 ft of depth is the cabinets themselves. Players stand in space you already have, so a corner or a wall is usually enough and you rarely give up a table or seating.
Is this legal to have in my bar?
Yes. Foxfire is a predetermined-outcome video game, not a slot machine. Every outcome is visible before any money is inserted, so chance is removed. Eclipse Compliance Testing reviewed the source code and found no random number generator and no element of chance, and the documentation ships with every installation.
Who handles upkeep if a machine has an issue?
We do. Maintenance is included, so if a machine needs service it is on us, not on your staff.
Your Bar. Zero Cost.
$0 install. $0 monthly. Payouts every two weeks.
See what Foxfire could earn in your bar. Book a 20-minute call.
We will look at your room and your crowd, then show you exactly how the machines would fit and pay out.
