The pricing page they don't want you to find
Looking for ROLLER or Aluvii
pricing?
You won’t find it on their websites. ROLLER and Aluvii send you to a sales call for a quote.
We're different. Here's exactly what wakesys costs, and why it's a better deal.
The plot twist
Your first 12 months on wakesys are free.
The big suites send you to a sales call and a quote. We publish our price: your first 12 months are free, then it's 2% of what you take, dropping to 1% above $250,000 a year. Every feature.
What wakesys costs
First 12 months free. Then 2% of what you take, dropping to 1% above $250,000 a year.
We're park operators too. We know what it feels like to get quoted enterprise pricing for software that should be simple.
We know switching has costs
New software means retraining staff, migrating data, and the risk that it might not work out. That's exactly why your first 12 months on wakesys are free.
We run parks too. We get it.
We’re not a software company trying to squeeze every dollar out of you. We run a park ourselves and built the tool we needed.
We live the same pains
Check-in queues, waiver chaos, birthday party madness. We deal with it every weekend at our own park.
Always improving
We're adding features all the time because we need them ourselves. Not because a product roadmap says so.
Honestly priced
We won't charge you enterprise rates for software that's meant to be simple. That's not who we are.
Look, we don’t build for 500-employee theme parks. No multi-venue enterprise CRM, no 200-page implementation guides. Activity parks get booking, waivers, POS and check-in in one system, memberships and season passes included.
Booking built for the phone
Four steps on the guest’s phone. No app, no password.
Choose an activity
Beautiful activity cards with real photos. Guests see exactly what they're booking.
iPad POS that just works
Walk-in sales, one-tap check-in, live capacity and Stripe Terminal card payments, on the iPad at your desk.
Frequently asked questions
Is the first year on wakesys really free?
Yes. Your first 12 months cost nothing, counted from your first sale through wakesys. Every module, no contract. After that you pay 2% of what you take, and 1% above $250,000. If it's not for you, cancel and take your data with you.
What does wakesys cost after the free year?
2% of what you take through wakesys, up to $250,000 a year, and 1% of everything above. A park taking $500,000 a year pays $7,500. Every module is included, and there's no yearly contract.
Why do ROLLER and Aluvii hide their pricing?
They quote every venue separately. ROLLER lists its plans without a single price, and Aluvii says its price depends on the size of your business. You find out on a sales call. wakesys publishes its price: first 12 months free, then 2% of what you take, dropping to 1% above $250,000 a year.
What if I need features wakesys doesn't have?
Ask us on the demo call. We build what we need at our own park and what operators ask for. Memberships, season passes and punch cards are in, and monthly billing arrives in December 2026. For trampoline parks, aqua parks, climbing gyms and FECs, wakesys runs booking, waivers, POS and check-in today.
Can I try wakesys before committing?
Yes. Book a demo and we set up your products, pricing and booking rules with you on a call. Most parks are operational within a day, and you can run wakesys alongside your current system. Your first 12 months are free.
How much does attraction booking software cost in 2026?
As of September 2026, CenterEdge charges $300, $550 or $800 a month depending on workstation count, plus paid add-ons. Funbutler starts from €89 and Bookeo from $39.95 a month. ROLLER and Aluvii don’t publish prices; you get a quote after a sales call. The last prices ROLLER published, in August 2024, were $395 to $1,045 a month before add-ons. wakesys: first 12 months free, then 2% of what you take, dropping to 1% above $250,000 a year.
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