Now placing machines across the Greater Atlanta area

We put the machines in.
You keep the crowd.

Real pinball, professionally maintained, at no cost to your venue. We handle install, repair, and collection — you take a cut of every game played.

What you get

Costs you nothing

We buy, deliver, and install the machines. There is no equipment charge and no monthly fee.

We keep them running

A broken flipper is our problem, not your staff's. We handle every repair and service call.

You get a cut

You earn a share of every game played, paid out monthly against transparent counts.

From call to coin drop

1

You reach out

Tell us about your space and your crowd.

2

We walk the space

We find the right spot and pick your lineup.

3

Machines arrive

We deliver, install, and test everything.

4

You get paid

Monthly payouts against transparent counts.

A pinball machine is a reason to stay for one more round

Players linger, and lingering customers order again. A machine costs you a few square feet and none of your staff's attention — we handle everything that happens after it lands on your floor.

Usually a good fit

  • Breweries and taprooms
  • Bars and pubs
  • Restaurants with a wait
  • Laundromats and bowling

The lineup

Your crowd doesn't want whatever fell off the truck.

A taproom full of thirty-somethings, a college bar, and a bowling alley on family night want three different machines. We pick your lineup around who actually walks through your door — then rotate titles so your regulars keep finding something new.

Match

Built for your room

Modern licensed themes for broad appeal, classics where nostalgia sells, faster games where players compete.

Rotate

Fresh on a schedule

Titles swap periodically. Your regulars get a new game without you lifting a finger.

Tune

We watch the counts

A machine underperforming in your space gets replaced with one that won't.

Questions you're about to ask

What's the revenue split?

Two things don't vary: you pay nothing, ever, and you earn a percentage of every game played. The percentage itself depends on your traffic and how many machines you host — we'll put a specific number in front of you on the first call, and it doesn't change after we shake on it.

How much space does a machine need?

About three feet by six feet, plus room to stand and play. Most rooms have that along a wall without giving up a table.

What does it need to run?

A standard grounded wall outlet. A machine draws roughly what a desktop computer does.

Who fixes it when it breaks?

We do. You call or text, and we come out. Your staff never needs to open a machine or explain a fault — the only thing we ask is that someone lets us know.

Am I locked into a contract?

No long-term lock-in. If the machines aren't working out for your room, we'll pull them.

What if it doesn't earn?

Then it's the wrong machine for your crowd, and that's on us to fix. We'll swap the title or move it to a better spot before we ask you to live with it.

Who's liable if someone damages a machine?

We carry insurance on our equipment. Ordinary wear and the occasional rough night are our cost of doing business, not yours.

Still wondering about something? Ask us directly or email pinballofgeorgia@gmail.com.

Let's talk about your venue

Tell us where you are and what your room is like. No obligation, no pressure.

Prefer email? pinballofgeorgia@gmail.com