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Bowling Alleys
People come to a bowling alley to stay. Groups wait for a lane, wait for their turn, and wait for the food. Foxfire gives that time something to do, at $0 cost to you.
Built For Lane Time
A game of bowling is mostly waiting between turns. That downtime is where the machines earn.
Groups That Stay
Parties, teams, and families arrive together and stay for a full game or more. More people on the property for longer means more time to play.
Downtime Between Frames
Between turns, people stand and wait. A cabinet near the lanes or the lobby fills those minutes without slowing the game.
Regulars Come Back
League and weekly crowds return on a schedule. Foxfire pays out monthly, so steady visits become a steady revenue line.
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 provide the floor space and the crowd. We handle the rest, and you collect.
Wondering how much room that really takes? Read how much floor space a game machine needs.
A Year At Many Venues.
Venues commonly land in the $12K to $48K per year range, and some see $500 to $1,000 a week. Earnings vary by traffic, so we give you a realistic estimate for your alley on a call.
Alley Owner Questions
What does it cost my bowling alley to bring in Foxfire?
Nothing. There is $0 cost to the venue. Install is free, maintenance is included, and you receive monthly payouts. You provide the space and the foot traffic.
How much can a bowling alley earn?
Earnings vary by traffic, but venues commonly land in the $12K to $48K per year range, and some see $500 to $1,000 a week. We will give you a realistic estimate for your alley on a call.
Where would the machines go in my alley?
The footprint is 6x2 ft: two cabinets side by side plus the payout kiosk. A lobby wall or a corner near the lanes is usually enough, so you rarely give up usable space. Our guide on game machine floor space shows how to measure.
Is it legal to have in my bowling alley?
Yes. Foxfire is a predetermined-outcome video game. 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, 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 Alley. Zero Cost.
$0 install. $0 monthly. Payouts once a month.
See what Foxfire could earn in your alley. Book a 20-minute call.
We will look at your lanes and your lobby, then show you exactly 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.