Comparison
Omni-Play vs. ROLLER
A side-by-side look at how the two platforms compare for an indoor play venue — what each includes, what each charges for, and which one fits the venue you're running.
Already running ROLLER? Read the switching guide instead — migration, cutover, and what you'd give up.
Credit where it's due
Who ROLLER is.
ROLLER is the modern, metrics-heavy market leader powering thousands of attractions. It's a capable platform — but priced and packaged for large, multi-site operators, with key features (mobile F&B ordering, membership agreements) paywalled above the base tier.
The opening
Where it leaves room.
- Pricing is gated behind unpriced tiers.
- Mobile F&B ordering and membership agreements sit above the base tier.
- Tiers are drawn around a cap on sales devices.
Side by side
Omni-Play vs. ROLLER, line by line.
| What you're comparing | Omni-Play | ROLLER |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing transparency | Published: $149/mo founding, $249/mo standard — everything included | Not published on their site |
| Café / F&B POS | Included in base | Mobile F&B ordering gated to Premium+ |
| Membership agreements | Included | Premium tier and above |
| Custom staff permissions | Included | Pro tier and above |
| Device fees | Unlimited devices | Tiers cap sales devices; extras cost more |
| Usage fees | None — one flat rate | Waivers, SMS, HQ, advanced integrations |
| Staff time clock | Included | Not offered |
Notes on ROLLER come from its own published material and public reviews, and are framed as positioning rather than a certified spec sheet. We update them as we verify details.
Why operators choose Omni-Play
You'll likely pick Omni-Play if…
- You want every feature included, not unlocked tier by tier.
- You're one venue, not an enterprise chain.
- You want a price you can see before a sales call.
The other side of it
Buy ROLLER instead if these matter more.
No platform wins on every axis, and pretending otherwise wastes your time. Here's where ROLLER is the stronger buy.
- Self-serve kiosks, cashless wallets and wristbands, and a polished guest mobile app.
- An HQ module that genuinely runs chains of a hundred sites.
- Three thousand venues, a deep integration marketplace, and an enterprise track record.
Before you decide
Questions buyers ask about ROLLER.
- How much does ROLLER cost?
- ROLLER doesn’t publish prices. Its four tiers — Lite, Pro, Premium, and Enterprise — are quote-only through a sales demo, and third-party reviewers place it at the premium end of the market. Usage fees for waivers, transactional SMS, and advanced integrations sit on top of the subscription. Omni-Play publishes $149 a month for founding members and $249 standard.
- What does ROLLER charge extra for?
- Mobile food-and-beverage ordering and membership agreements are Premium features. Online guest accounts, guest flags, and custom staff permissions are Pro. Each tier caps the number of sales devices, and extra devices cost more on Premium. Omni-Play includes all of it at one price with no device count.
- Is Omni-Play a full replacement for ROLLER?
- For one indoor play venue, yes: register, timed admissions, deposit-backed parties, memberships with recurring billing, waivers, gift cards, and reporting are all built and running live. For self-serve kiosks, cashless wristbands, a guest mobile app, or multi-site management, no — those are ROLLER strengths Omni-Play doesn’t match.
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