A reason to return
Planned membership access alongside pay-per-play, so you can shape an offering that works for your regulars.
A NEW WAY TO KEEP THEM PLAYING
Put your
games on tap.
Your games bring people in.
Give them a reason to come back.
We’re building a flexible membership and tap-to-play system for arcade operators, breweries, and places where people gather.
Stay in the loopIn development. Good things are in play.
MORE REASONS TO PLAY.PLAY ON TAP / COMING SOON
BUILT WITH OPERATORS IN MIND
Arcades · Breweries · Pinball venues · Independent operators
01 / THE IDEA
More play.
More possibility.
Keep the games you love. Explore a new way to offer access to them. Play on Tap is being designed to connect compatible machines with a membership experience that fits your venue.
Your existing collection
Designed around compatible games you already own. Supported machines and hardware requirements will be shared before launch.
You choose the setup
Source supported hardware yourself, start with a preloaded kit, or explore installation help. Flexibility is part of the plan.
02 / COMING INTO VIEW
See it in action.
Soon.
DEMO VIDEOS COMING SOON
We’re preparing a closer look at Play on Tap—from the player’s first tap to the operator’s setup. We’ll share demos here as development progresses.
Let me know when they’re readyWhat is Play on Tap?
Play on Tap is an arcade management system in development. We’re building tools to connect compatible games with membership access and tap-to-play convenience, with flexible setup options for operators.
Can I buy or use it now?
Not yet. We’re still developing the system and preparing demo videos. There is no announced launch date, and we aren’t taking orders or payments through this site.
Who is it being built for?
Arcade owners, breweries with games, pinball venues, and independent operators placing machines at partner locations. If you’re wondering whether your setup would fit, tell us about it.
Will it work with my existing machines?
That’s the goal for compatible machines. Compatibility will depend on the game and its hardware. We’ll publish supported configurations, requirements, and installation guidance before launch; we can’t promise support for every machine.
Can I supply my own hardware?
Yes—that’s part of the planned semi-DIY approach. We intend to offer software you can install on supported hardware you source yourself, plus preloaded hardware and installation packages. Final options and availability are still being developed.
Will memberships replace pay-per-play?
We’re planning for membership access alongside pay-per-play so operators can choose an approach that suits their venue. We’ll share how this works for supported configurations as the system develops.
How much will it cost?
Pricing hasn’t been announced. We’ll share software, hardware, and installation pricing before purchase options become available.
Where can I watch a demo?
Demo videos are coming to this site. Check back here for the first demonstrations and development updates.
NEXT UP / YOU’RE INVITED
Be here for
the first play.
Get word of new demos, development milestones,
and launch availability.
04 / LET’S TALK
Tell us what
you’re playing.
Have a question, a venue in mind, or a setup you’d like us to consider? We’d like to hear about it.
A conversation starts here.
No order. No commitment.