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Stupid simple pricing

First 12 months free. Then as low as 1%.

Your first 12 months on wakesys are free. After that it's 2% of what you take through it, up to $250,000 a year, and 1% of everything above. A park taking $500,000 a year pays nothing in year one and $7,500 a year after that, about $313 a month on average over its first two years. Booking, waivers, POS, memberships and check-in are all in it. No yearly contract.

Your price

Free
for your first 12 months
2%
from year 2, of what you take up to $250,000 a year
1%
of everything above
  • Every module included
  • No yearly contract
  • Cancel any time
What you'd pay

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Same numbers in every currency. Monthly figures are averages: the real charge follows your season.

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Year 1

Free

for your first 12 months

From year 2

$7,500 a year

about $625 a month on average

Your first two years

$313

a month on average

Effective rate from year 2: 1.5%

What a park pays. Monthly figures are averages.
What you take a yearYear 1From year 2A month, first two years
$100,000Free$2,000$83
$250,000Free$5,000$208
$500,000Free$7,500$313
$750,000Free$10,000$417
$1,000,000Free$12,500$521
All in

One price, every module.

Waivers, POS, memberships, check-in and the kiosk are in it. Nothing to unlock, no add-ons, no per-waiver fees. On ROLLER, waivers and the check-in app are paid add-ons on every plan[1]. Bring your own iPads; card readers come straight from Stripe.

  • Online booking
  • Digital waivers
  • Point of sale
  • Memberships, passes and punch cards
  • Check-in
  • Self-service kiosk
  • Group booking with claim links per guest
  • Upgrades and add-ons at checkout
  • Capacity management
  • Customer database
  • Reporting & analytics
  • Website integration
Modules you pay extra forNone

No yearly contract. No minimum term.

Cancel any time, in your first year or after, and take all your data with you. ROLLER bills its plans annually[2] and Qweekle signs you up for 12 months[3].

You pay when you earn.

A monthly fee charges you for the months you're closed. We don't. You pay a share of what you take, so a rainy July costs less and winter costs nothing. The rate halves once you pass $250,000. And if you go live before your season, the whole first season is free.

Switching? We'll beat your bill.

On ROLLER, Aluvii, CenterEdge or FareHarbor? Send us your last invoice. Over your first three years you pay at least 30% less than you pay them for the software today. Your first year is free, and if that isn't enough, we lower years two and three until it is.

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At least

30%

less than your software bill today, over your first three years

Why we can do this.

No investors to pay back. ROLLER raised $110 million[4], and its investors want it back several times over. We've paid our own way since 2013.

No sales machine. No big sales team, no booths at expensive trade shows. ROLLER books stands at IAAPA Orlando and IAAPA Europe[5][6]. That's in the price too.

We run our own aqua park on it, every day. We know what switching systems in the middle of a season costs. So we price like operators.

Want your guests to cover it?

Turn on an online booking fee, as a percentage or a fixed amount, up to 4% of the order. It's in the price guests see from the first screen, so nobody gets a surprise at checkout. In the US, Canada, Australia and the UK guests are used to a booking fee. In the EU we'd leave it off.

Bigger parks

Taking more than $1M a year, or running several sites? Talk to us. You'll never pay more than the formula.

The small print

  • The 12 free months start the day your first sale goes through wakesys.
  • "What you take" means every payment collected through wakesys: online, by card at the till and in cash, including tax. Refunds don't reduce the fee: a refund is still work on our side, processing it, emailing the guest, updating their booking and tickets.
  • The 30% guarantee needs your current invoice or a signed quote. It's measured over your first three years, the free year included.
  • No yearly contract, no minimum term. Cancel any time; it takes effect at the end of the month and you take all your data with you.
  • Card payments run through Stripe at Stripe's published rates for your country.
  • Hardware is yours: any iPad, tablet or computer; card readers straight from Stripe.
  • Ad campaigns run by our team are a separate, optional service with their own price (see Online marketing). The software price above covers every module.

Frequently asked questions

Nothing for your first 12 months. After that, 2% of what you take through wakesys, up to $250,000 a year, and 1% of everything above. A park taking $250,000 a year then pays $5,000; one taking $500,000 pays $7,500. Every module is included and there's no yearly contract.

No monthly fee, no setup fee and no yearly contract. You pay 2% of what you take, and nothing for your first 12 months. Cancel any time; it takes effect at the end of the month and you take all your data with you.

On what you collect through wakesys: online, by card at the till and in cash, including tax. Refunds don't reduce it: a refund is still work on our side, processing it, emailing the guest, updating their booking and tickets. Cash counts because wakesys runs your till and your cash too, not just your website.

No. You pay a share of what you take, so a month with no sales costs nothing. And if you go live before your season, your whole first season is 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.

Send us your current invoice or a signed quote. Over your first three years you pay at least 30% less than that system charges you for the software today. Your first year is free; if our normal price in years two and three would still leave you short of 30%, we lower it until you're there. On FareHarbor we count the booking fees on your statement, whoever paid them.

Yes. Turn on an online booking fee, as a percentage or a fixed amount, up to 4% of the order. Guests see it in the price from the first screen. It only applies to online bookings, never at the till. In the US, Canada, Australia and the UK guests are used to it; in the EU we'd leave it off.

No. Every module is in the one price: booking, waivers, POS, memberships, check-in and the kiosk. ROLLER's own pricing page lists waivers, its check-in app, loyalty and API access as paid add-ons. Hardware is yours: any iPad or tablet, card readers straight from Stripe.

A park taking $1,000,000 a year pays $12,500, because everything above $250,000 is charged at 1%. Taking more than that, or running several sites? Talk to us. You'll never pay more than the formula.

Card payments run through Stripe at Stripe's published rates for your country. That's the same wherever you sign up.

Most parks are live within a day. We set up your activities and prices with you on one call, and from FareHarbor, Beyonk, Qweekle, Sports Booker and FuseMetrix we bring them over for you. Your free 12 months only start with your first sale, so the switch itself costs you nothing.

It follows your season. On average, a park taking $500,000 a year pays $625 a month from year two, and about $313 a month over its first two years, because the first 12 months are free. You pay more in your busy months and nothing when you're closed. ROLLER's last public price list (August 2024) had its Pro plan at $725 a month, billed annually, and ROLLER's pricing page lists waivers as a paid add-on.

Let's figure this out together

Every park is different. Jump on a quick call with us and we'll find a setup that works perfectly for your situation. No pressure, no sales pitch, just a real conversation.