Floor space you already pay for, earning every week.

Regulation differs state by state and it moves. Republic operates only in markets where our equipment is permitted, and we carry the licensing and compliance work ourselves — in Washington, D.C., for example, we are licensed through the liquor board.

Tell us your state and we will give you a direct answer about where it stands today rather than a general one.

Nothing. Republic buys the equipment, delivers it, installs it, services it, and carries the licensing. There is no purchase and no lease on your side. You provide the floor space and take an agreed share of the revenue.

Less than operators expect. A terminal is between 28 and 32 inches wide and 24 inches deep; the redemption terminal is under 20 inches wide. A typical location runs two or three terminals and one redemption unit, which fits comfortably against a wall or at the end of an aisle.

You do not need a game room or a dedicated corner. We will tell you on survey exactly what your floor can carry.

Space is only half of it. A small bar with steady traffic can out-earn a much larger site that is quiet, so we look at both before recommending anything.

Amusements — pool, darts, jukebox, cranes, golf — vary far more by venue. Entertainment Experts will find the mix that fits your room.

We do. Republic runs its own service technicians out of regional offices rather than subcontracting, which is why we only operate in markets where we have people on the ground. Any location can reach the customer service team by phone or from this site.

Our people collect on site and the collection is scanned by QR code, which generates the report automatically. That report is emailed to your accounting team or ownership immediately on collection, and we pay you your share. Year-to-date and year-end figures are available on request.

For multi-site chains we report by location so your regional teams can see performance store by store.

Reporting detail and cadence are customisable on request. Some owners want every collection on every machine; some want a monthly summary. Either is fine — tell us which.

Then we will say so, and point you at something that is. Plenty of rooms earn more from a pool table, a jukebox, a crane or a golf cabinet than they ever would from a terminal, and that is a different business with different economics.

Entertainment Experts is our amusements side and covers all of it, including music licensing. Same group, same service model, no cost to you to put equipment in.

Often, yes. Many locations are under an exclusive with an operator who has placed one or two machines and never revisited the venue. If you are under contract we will tell you so plainly rather than waste your time — and we will note when it comes up for renewal.