For racing simulator lounges
Racing simulator lounge software that keeps expensive seats on schedule
Short stints timed to the second, per-rig rate ladders with peak pricing, time-attack events drivers sign up for themselves · and a P&L that says what each seat returns.
Ten-minute stints, timed to the second
Sim time sells in short, expensive slices. Every stint gets a recorded start, a live countdown and an auto-end at the planned finish · the next customer's slot starts on time because the last one ended on time.
Rates built for the rig
₹300 for fifteen minutes, ₹500 for the half hour, more on the full-motion rig than the static one · each seat type carries its own ladder, with weekend and happy-hour scopes.
Peak pricing without arguments
Every session freezes its rate card at start. Raise Saturday rates at 6pm and the stint that began at 5:55 still pays what the driver agreed to.
Time-attack nights
Post an event with capacity and an entry fee, let drivers register themselves through the member portal, and run the leaderboard evening the module was built for.
The regulars who chase laptimes
Memberships, prepaid wallets and loyalty points keep your league drivers coming back weekly · with their balance visible in a portal on their own phone.
What a ₹4 lakh rig returns
Revenue per station against the month's expenses shows whether each seat is paying for itself · a P&L per floor, exportable to PDF and Excel.
Few seats, high stakes per minute
A sim lounge is the opposite economics of a PC café: four seats instead of forty, each costing lakhs, each earning by the quarter hour. When the unit of sale is that expensive, sloppy timing is real money · a stint that runs five minutes long on every booking quietly gives away a paying slot an evening. RESPAWNA times every stint with a recorded start and an auto-end, so the schedule holds itself.
Queues become bookings become bills
Busy evenings run on turns. Start each driver against the rig with the slot length chosen up front, let the countdown show everyone how long remains, and end into an itemised GST-ready bill with the payment method recorded. Groups trying several rigs settle once with group checkout.
Events are the marketing
Nothing fills a sim lounge like a time-attack night. The events module posts the evening with its capacity, entry fee and prize pool, registrations come in through the member portal, and the headcount rolls up on your dashboard · fees are tracked against the event and collected by you at the counter.
Frequently asked questions
Does RESPAWNA handle short racing-sim sessions?expand_more
Yes. Rate ladders work in intervals as short as you sell · ten or fifteen-minute stints included · and every session has a recorded start, a live countdown and an automatic end at the planned finish, so slots stay on schedule.
Can the motion rig cost more than the static rigs?expand_more
Yes. Each station type carries its own interval-ladder rates, so a full-motion seat prices above a static one, with separate weekday, weekend and happy-hour scopes.
Can I run time-attack events?expand_more
Yes. Post an event with capacity, entry fee and prize pool; drivers register themselves through the member portal and the registration count tracks against capacity. You collect fees at the counter and the module keeps the tally.
Does it show whether a rig pays for itself?expand_more
Yes. Analytics splits revenue by station and stream and sets it against logged expenses, so the month closes into a profit figure per floor rather than a takings total.
What does it cost?expand_more
Plans start at ₹299 a month, and every plan begins with a 14-day free trial, no card. When the trial ends you either pay to carry on or stop · nothing renews by itself, because we hold no card. Current plans and prices are on the pricing page.