What ROLLER won't put on its pricing page
How much does ROLLER
actually cost?
ROLLER lists four plans and no prices. The last time it showed them, in 2024, Premium was $1,045 a month (£895 in the UK), after a rise of more than 30% the year before. Waivers, extra devices and more training cost extra. wakesys publishes its price: your first 12 months are free, then it's 2% of what you take, dropping to 1% above $250,000 a year.[1][2]
Here's what wakesys costs, what ROLLER charges extra for, and what changes when you switch.
The plot twist
Your first 12 months on wakesys are free.
While ROLLER makes you ask for a quote, wakesys publishes its price and gives you every feature free for your first 12 months. Booking, waivers, POS. No add-on to unlock waivers.
The last prices ROLLER published, in August 2024: Lite $395, Pro $725, Premium $1,045 a month (UK: £345, £625, £895), billed annually, before add-ons and card fees.[1]
See ROLLER’s plan and pricing pageROLLER’s pricing page, archived August 2024See wakesys pricing
See wakesys booking and check-inBook, assign, sign. All on the guest's phone.
Real wakesys screens. One adult books and pays, then every family claims its own ticket and signs its own waivers before they arrive.
Choose an activity
Guests choose the attraction they want on their phone.
See who's ready before they reach the desk
The booking view shows every named guest and their waiver status next to the check-in button. A waiver missing? Send the form to the guest tablet at the counter.
What wakesys costs
First 12 months free. Then 2% of what you take, dropping to 1% above $250,000 a year. A park taking $500,000 a year pays nothing in year one, then $7,500 a year. ROLLER's last public price list (August 2024) had Pro at $725 a month, billed annually.
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 run a park ourselves. wakesys is the tool we built for our own front desk.
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.
Booking, ticket assignment, waivers and check-in all come in the box. No add-on to buy for any of them.
Frequently asked questions
Why doesn't ROLLER publish their pricing?
wakesys publishes its pricing. ROLLER used to: in January 2023 its plans were $300, $550 and $800 a month, and by November 2023 they were $395, $725 and $1,045 (£345, £625 and £895 in the UK). In August 2024 the prices came off the page. Now you get a quote after a sales call, and waivers, extra devices, loyalty and API access are paid add-ons on top, so ask for the full number.
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 features does ROLLER have that wakesys doesn't?
wakesys covers booking, parties, group tickets each family claims itself, waivers, the POS, and memberships and season passes. If you run many sites on one contract, ROLLER is built for that.
Can I try wakesys before committing?
Yes. Your first 12 months are free, so there's nothing to commit to. Book a demo, we set it up with you, and you run it alongside your current system for the rest of the season.
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