Commercial equipment and practical guidance for your first game and the ones that follow.
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Find your format and plan the first games.
Explore sets, equipment and ways to expand.
Birthdays. Friends. A team away from the office. Build a group experience around the people in your market.
Offer a shared activity for birthday groups, friends and organised events. Shape the session around their occasion.
Take games to customers, run an outdoor field or build an indoor venue. Your site and audience guide the choice.
Change objectives, team setups and game devices. Build a programme that gives returning groups something new to try.
Start with the place, the audience and the experience you want to run. Then choose the equipment.
A permanent field or a game at your customer's location. Plan the play area, briefing, transport, storage and weather.
Explore outdoor solutionsA dedicated entertainment venue. Plan reception, the briefing area, maze, lighting and equipment as one project.
Plan an indoor arenaA setup for training and competitive play. Discuss team rules, player capacity, sensors and scoring tools.
Explore sports laser tagBuild your setup around AR-15 RANGER. Pair the tagger with a sensor headband and choose game controls for your format and group size.
For your clubChoose a set for your game format. Match it to your player capacity.
Explore equipment sets
Registers hits and keeps the player informed throughout the game.
Explore hit sensors
Start and pause games, change team colours and adjust player settings.
Explore PRO remoteEquipment shown as an example. Your selected set defines the exact models and quantities.
Compare three approaches to your equipment fleet. Open a configuration for its full contents, electronics and current price.
Build an outdoor or mobile fleet around RANGER taggers and Alphatag headbands.
Mix different taggers and game devices to shape a wider range of scenarios.
Start an indoor equipment discussion with PULSAR blasters and DEFENDER vests.
See each configuration for the full equipment list, gifts and current price.
Watch the LASERWAR film about profitability. Then use your own prices, player numbers and operating costs in the calculator below.
Your location, demand and way of operating determine the economics. Start with a scenario you can explain.
Try the calculator
A working model of your monthly operation. Adjust the example, test a quieter month and see which costs matter.
Editable example, not a quote or earnings forecast. Currency changes the label; values are not converted.
Positive monthly surplus under these assumptions.
Players per month = operating days × players per day.
Revenue = monthly players × average price per player.
Variable costs = monthly players × variable cost per player.
Fixed costs = rent + staff payroll + other fixed costs.
Operating surplus = revenue − variable costs − fixed costs.
Simple payback = initial investment ÷ positive monthly surplus.
Before tax, finance costs and depreciation. This simple model does not account for seasonality, working capital or changes in demand. A positive scenario does not establish profitability.
Discuss your projectThe LASERWAR franchise offer brings equipment and business materials into one launch discussion.
The published programme describes no franchise fee or royalty. Equipment, premises and running costs remain part of your own budget.
Request project guidanceTurn an idea into a game you are ready to run.
Look at local group activities, booking occasions and suitable sites before choosing a package.
Confirm permission, access, player boundaries, a briefing area and the practical requirements of your format.
Start with simultaneous player capacity. Include control, sensors, charging, transport and the scenarios you want to offer.
Teach equipment setup, briefings, game supervision, cleaning and the checks between sessions.
Rehearse arrival, briefing, the game and the changeover. Use feedback to adjust the experience before paid launch.
Publish clear packages, availability and contact details. Track enquiries, completed games, costs and repeat bookings.
Equipment, electronics, firmware and software. Get to know the people and processes behind the system you choose.
Hardware and software belong to one equipment ecosystem. Compare generations and tools before specifying a fleet.
Explore the technologyKeep software, setup resources and service channels close at hand as your team learns to run the equipment.
Open the Support CenterExplore LASERWAR clubs in Germany and the Netherlands, and hear from the people behind them.
Rodenberg, GermanyA German club’s account of choosing LASERWAR equipment and working with the technical support team. Customer story, 2019.
Read the club story
Venlo, NetherlandsPeter and Esther turned a former farm into a venue for active games. Discover why they added LASERWAR laser tag to reach a wider audience.
Read the club storySelect a country or map marker to explore where LASERWAR clients are based.
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Practical reading for the format you are considering, the equipment you need and the team that will run it.
Expand player capacity, add a game device or choose equipment for another format.
Choose a format and audience, confirm a suitable site, specify equipment for your player capacity, prepare staff, run a trial game and open for bookings. Use the project form to discuss the equipment and practical next steps.
Include equipment, the venue or transport, setup, staff, launch marketing and working capital. Check the current equipment configurations for product prices, then add the costs for your own location. The calculator is an editable scenario, not a quote.
Outdoor and mobile operations use suitable fields or customer sites. An indoor venue needs premises and a planned arena. Sports laser tag focuses on training and competitive play. Start with your audience, available space and operating model.
Plan for the number of people playing at once, then discuss spare equipment, sensors, control and charging. Check the exact configuration for included products and gifts. A set description does not replace a capacity plan.
Electronics, connectivity and software differ between systems. Compare the equipment generations and confirm compatibility before combining new equipment with an existing fleet.
Results depend on local demand, price, player volume and costs. Use the calculator to separate revenue from operating surplus and test a quieter month. It is not a forecast and does not calculate after-tax profit.
The published programme describes no one-time franchise fee or royalty. Equipment, premises, staff and other operating costs remain part of your project budget. Read the current franchise offer for its scope.
Delivery arrangements and warranty terms depend on the products and destination. Use the published shipping and warranty policies, then confirm the arrangements for your order with LASERWAR.
Discuss the generation and models you already use before ordering more equipment. Player capacity, sensors, controls, software and chargers all need to be considered together.
Use the software section for available applications and resources. Open the Service and Support page for setup help, troubleshooting and service channels.
Tell us about your venue, player capacity, budget and timing. Get an equipment discussion shaped around your project.
A specialist enquiry. The calculator above is a separate, editable scenario.
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Your next move
Let’s take the first step together. Tell us where you want to launch and how many players you have in mind. We’ll help you work through the equipment and the next steps.
