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Trampoline park software and POS
Omni-Play is trampoline park software that sells timed jump sessions against a live capacity cap, ties a signed waiver to every jumper, and books parties without double-booking a room. The POS, waivers, parties, and memberships share one system, and the price is published: $149 a month for founding members.
Trampoline park POS software built around jump sessions
A trampoline park sells time on the courts, and every jump window has a safe limit. In Omni-Play, a timed session defines its own length and a grid of arrival slots, and each slot sells against the capacity left. Walk-ins, online sales, and party bookings draw from the same venue cap, so a busy Saturday can’t push the courts past it.
At the desk, the admissions register shows how many spots each session has left. Member pricing applies itself at check-in, and a group discount goes on with one code. The will-call board shows each jumper as expected, here, or departed, and live occupancy counts only the guests who are checked in.
Trampoline park management software for waivers
Every jumper needs a signed waiver, and paper slows the line. With digital waivers, families sign before they arrive or on a tablet at the desk, and each waiver attaches to the guest profile with every minor on the account covered. A day-of chase list shows who still needs to sign.
You choose where a missing waiver stops a sale: online checkout, the register, will call, or event check-in. When a jumper isn’t signed, staff see who and can sign them on the spot. Each waiver template sets how long a signature lasts, from one month to ten years, or for good.
How Omni-Play compares with other trampoline park systems
ROLLER leads on hardware-led entry: self-serve kiosks, cashless wallets and wristbands, and a guest mobile app, with a multi-site module for chains. It doesn’t publish prices, and its tiers cap the number of sales devices. CenterEdge publishes its prices by workstation and carries kiosks with ID scanning.
Omni-Play has none of that entry hardware. It publishes $149 or $249 a month for unlimited devices, with waivers, parties, and memberships included. If wristbands or turnstiles run your door, weigh that before you switch.
Parties, memberships, and the rest of the park
The party booking wizard checks the room and the floor together before it takes a deposit, and the balance carries to the party-day ticket. Add-on packages such as extra time or goody bags are offered at booking. Memberships renew monthly through Stripe, and the café, retail, and gift cards ring on the same register.
Omni-Play has no turnstiles, RFID wristbands, or self-service kiosks today, so staff check jumpers in at the desk or on the will-call board. Weigh that trade-off in the Omni-Play and ROLLER comparison, or book a demo built around your busiest jump session.
Sound familiar?
What this venue type fights every week.
- Jump sessions oversold because capacity lives in someone's head.
- Waivers that never connect back to the jumper checking in.
- Party rooms double-booked against open-jump capacity.
The fit
How Omni-Play handles it.
Sell each jump window against live remaining capacity — never oversold.
Every jumper's waiver auto-attaches to their profile, with a day-of chase list.
The booking wizard checks the floor and the room together before it takes a deposit.
Pricing
Trampoline park software cost
Omni-Play publishes its price. Every plan includes every feature, unlimited devices and registers, and white-glove setup, so the monthly rate is the whole bill for the software.
Limited — first 5 venues
$149 /month per venue
- All setup & onboarding fees waived ($0)
- Rate locked for 12 months
- Unlimited devices & registers
$249 /month per venue
- Unlimited devices & registers
- Every feature available today is included
- Parties, memberships, waivers, café, retail — all in
FAQ
Questions about trampoline park software
- How much does trampoline park software cost?
- Omni-Play publishes its price for trampoline parks: $149 a month on the Founding Member plan, which is open to the first 5 venues and locks the rate for 12 months, and $249 a month on the Standard plan. Both plans include every feature and unlimited devices and registers. Founding Members pay no setup or onboarding fee. Many systems quote by device or by module instead, and our market research puts ROLLER at $300 to $800 or more a month.
- What should trampoline park management software do?
- It should sell jump sessions by time slot against a hard capacity cap, attach a signed waiver to every jumper, book parties without double-booking a room, and run memberships with recurring billing. Omni-Play does each of these on one register, and it adds a café and retail POS, gift cards, promo codes, and 20 built-in reports.
- Can jumpers sign waivers before they arrive?
- Yes. Families sign digitally ahead of the visit or on a tablet at the desk, and each waiver attaches to the guest profile for every minor on the account. You set where an unsigned jumper is stopped, and staff can sign a family on the spot when check-in flags them. Each template sets how long a waiver stays valid.
- Does Omni-Play support wristbands, turnstiles, or kiosks?
- Not today. RFID wristbands, turnstile entry, and self-service kiosks are on the roadmap and not built. Staff check jumpers in at the desk, and the will-call board shows who is expected, here, and departed, with a live count of who is inside. If wristband entry runs your door, weigh that before you switch.
- Can we limit how many jumpers are on the courts at once?
- Yes. Each timed session has its own capacity, and every sale checks the live room left in that slot at the register, in the booking wizard, and online. Party bookings count against the same venue cap. You can switch enforcement off for admissions on a slow day, and the slot picker still shows the true count.
- How does Omni-Play compare with ROLLER for a trampoline park?
- ROLLER is stronger on self-serve kiosks, cashless wristbands, a guest mobile app, and multi-site management. Omni-Play is stronger on price transparency and packaging: it publishes $149 or $249 a month, includes food-and-beverage ordering and membership agreements, and doesn’t count devices. For one park that checks jumpers in at the desk, Omni-Play covers the ground. The Omni-Play and ROLLER comparison has the table.
- What does CenterEdge cost compared with Omni-Play for a trampoline park?
- CenterEdge publishes $300 a month for one to three workstations and $550 for four to nine, and those rates depend on bundling CenterEdge Payments. Omni-Play is $149 or $249 a month for unlimited devices, with Stripe as the payment processor. See the Omni-Play and CenterEdge comparison.
Other venue types
Omni-Play for other play venues.
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