Juggernaut Laser Tag Equipment
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Business models

Choose the way
you want to win.

The right model depends on your space, your schedule, and how hands-on you want the operation to be. Juggernaut can help you start with a clear plan.

Two boys playing laser tag outdoors

01 / Business model

Mobile

Eighty percent of all laser tag businesses globally are mobile operations. Take your equipment to an offsite location and run a series of small skirmish battles over a set period.

The average mobile laser tag business generates between $250 and $500 for a two-hour event.

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Indoor group laughing and playing laser tag

02 / Business model

Fixed facility

Equipment stays on location in a fixed indoor facility or outdoor battlefield. Missions may range from 10 to 150 players.

Average revenue per player per day can range from $25 to $50 for one or two hour sessions. With big-box retailers and malls closing, large retail spaces are easier to obtain with attractive rental pricing.

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Boy in a red shirt aiming a tagger beside a camouflaged blind

03 / Business model

Drive and drop

Drop equipment at a set location for a short period and serve multiple locations, generating multiple revenue streams over the same period. It is a popular hands-off model, similar to the inflatable rental business.

You may also allow pickup at your facility if you have retail or warehouse space.

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Why laser tag?

A business people want.

Active and fun

Boys, girls and adults love laser tag

Mobile entertainment is hot

No busing for schools

No rent to pay

No landlord

Make your own hours

Get paid up front

Simple to learn

Easy to set up

No food to spoil

People want convenience

The company story

Plain talk. Hard gear.

Juggernaut has built hardware, software, and props since 2004. The company acquired ASHQ intellectual property in October 2019, honoured prior warranties, lowered prices across the board, and kept the same fair price for every client.

Since then, build and repair times have been shortened. Stainless steel screws became standard. Titan Batteries were added to every tagger package. New props were created, including ReSpawn Box Plus, Capture the Flag and Medic Box sets, Claymore Props, and Ammo Props.

The game management system was revamped into ECAPS. New OD Green and Coyote Tan colors, three levels of repair kits, and new training and support videos followed.

That is the work: make the equipment more capable, the support more responsive, and the owner’s path more straightforward.

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