Licensing enquiry
BuzzAttack and Boom Lab run in 11 venues across 5 countries. We license the game, the hardware, the software and the content. You bring the venue, the capital and the team.
We license worldwide, one operator per market. Right now we are opening the Gulf: the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain.
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We reply with the operating model, the venue requirements and what the first year looked like elsewhere. No call required to see the numbers — they are on this page.
What is already running
Two formats, one licence, one operating system behind both. Most operators start with one and add the second in the same venue or the next one.
A prime-time game show, staged for real. The set, the lighting and the gameplay put the group on camera, which is why it travels so far on social. Content and formats vary, so a second visit is a different show.
Six themed rooms — lasers, platforms, targets, communication challenges — run against the clock. Intuitive from the first minute, physical, and visually loud enough that guests film it themselves.
These are the figures we send to anyone who enquires. They are here so you can rule yourself in or out today, without waiting for a reply.
A TV-style game show set. Premium, highly shareable, multi-language ready, with 20+ studios launching in 2026.
Modelled in the master franchise brief. Payback is on operating profit, before tax. Terms agreed per country.
A real-life arcade across six rooms. Running on three continents with 20K+ players a month and 3,000+ corporate events delivered.
Madrid’s first full year. Payback is on operating profit, before tax. 250 m² minimum.
Per venue, approximate and varying by market, in US dollars — Boom Lab’s converted from euros at 1.17. Master franchise terms are agreed per country.
A licence, not a turnkey venue. The right-hand column is yours to fund and to run.
Around $200K per venue for BuzzAttack, covering fit-out, hardware and the game kit; $250–295K for Boom Lab, where the build is paid to local contractors and does not go through us. Both are modelled in full below.
It depends on how many rooms you run and how you lay them out; 250 m² is the internal reference. Send a floor plan and we come back with what fits and what it would seat.
One or two per shift. The system runs the session end to end, so staff sell, host and reset rather than operate the show.
We do not put a date on it before seeing the building. The fit-out and the permits set that calendar, not us, and quoting a month we cannot control helps nobody.
You get the operating model and the venue requirements, and we ask about your city, your space and your timeline. If it does not fit, we say so early rather than late.
These formats need capital, space, a build and a team that runs them every day. If any of these describe you, it will not work and both of us lose time finding out.
Send the form and we answer with public information: the model, the venue requirements and what the first year looked like elsewhere.
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