Rage rooms · Smash rooms · Break rooms · Multi-activity venues
Rage Room Booking Software Built to Get You Found and Booked
A venue website built to rank on Google and AI search, waivers signed before anyone picks up a bat, add-on upsells with live inventory, and a checkout that takes deposits for groups. Rage room software that fills your sessions.
⭐ 4.9/5 by venue owners on Google · Works with Stripe and Square · No setup fees
Sports Carnival is rage room booking software for rage rooms, smash rooms, break rooms, and multi-activity venues. It starts with a venue website built to rank on Google and get recommended by ChatGPT, then runs online booking for solo, couple, and group sessions, collects digital waivers before arrival so every signer becomes a contact you can retarget by text and email, sells extra breakables, crates, and safety upgrades inside the booking flow with live inventory, takes deposits for private events, and shows which channel produced each booking. One login, one bill, pricing public.
“After some very frustrating experiences involving online booking for our company, 806 Splatter, we finally found SportsCarnival. I can assure anyone who needs an online booking app that SportsCarnival is the best option available. SportsCarnival is the stress-free way to set up online booking.”
Shawna Eaker, 806 Splatter · Google reviewFrom search to smash
Get found. Get booked. Earn more on every session.
One system takes a guest from a Google search to a paid session with add-ons.
rage room near me
ChatGPTGet booked
Real-time booking, deposits, and waivers in one fast checkout.
Earn more
Upsell breakables and upgrades during checkout with live inventory, so you never sell a crate you don't have.
The platform
Five levers that grow rage room revenue
Get found first, then fill sessions in advance, sell more per smash, and know what brought each guest in.
Get found
A Website Built for Google and AI Search
Most rage room sites are a logo and a phone number. Yours gets structured pages for every session type, city, and occasion, built so Google ranks it and ChatGPT names it when someone asks where to smash things nearby. See venue websites.
smash room near meWaivers
Waivers Signed Before Arrival, Built Into Booking
Every guest signs on their phone during checkout, a parent signs for minors, and staff see waiver status at check-in. Every signer becomes a contact in your list, so the Tuesday night couple can hear from you again by text or email. See digital waivers.
Upsells
Add-On Upsells With Live Inventory
Extra breakables, crates, electronics, and safety upgrades sell right inside the booking flow, each with a live count. When the last TV sells, it comes off the menu online and at the counter, so you never oversell stock.
Groups and events
Group Bookings, Private Events, and Deposits
Team outings, bachelorette parties, and birthdays are the biggest tickets in a rage room. One organizer books for everyone, pays a deposit, and the room is held. Apple Pay and Google Pay keep checkout under a minute. See online booking.
Attribution
See Which Channel Produced Each Booking
Every booking carries its source. Google search, Instagram, an email you sent, a Facebook ad, or a repeat guest. Spend more on what books rooms and stop guessing. See sales reporting.
How it works
From search to a repeat smash
Discover
A rage room website built for Google and AI search turns searches into confirmed sessions.
Book
Deposits, confirmations, and reminders keep the schedule tight and cut no-shows.
Smash
Guests check in fast, add breakables on the spot, and everything syncs to your POS and reports.
Return
Every waiver signer is a contact. Automated texts and emails bring them back for date nights, birthdays, and team outings.
Who it's for
Rage Room Software for Every Kind of Venue
Standalone
Rage rooms and smash rooms
Solo, couple, and group sessions on one calendar, waivers signed before anyone suits up, and breakables sold with a live count.
- Sessions by room and length
- Deposits for groups
- Crates and upgrades at checkout
Combo venues
Rage rooms with axe throwing or splatter paint
One booking, one waiver, one checkout, whether the guest smashes first or throws first. See axe throwing software.
- One waiver covers every activity
- Bundles across activities
- One ticket at the counter
Multi-location
Entertainment centers and franchises
Rage rooms next to paintball, escape rooms, or golf sims. Franchise controls and reporting across every location under one login.
- Performance by location
- Shared pricing and products
- Network reporting
Buyer's Checklist
What to Look For in Rage Room Booking Software
Most tools can sell a time slot. The gaps show up on a Saturday with a bachelorette party, a walk-in couple, and twelve crates left. Six things to check before you commit.
01 · Get found
A Website That Ranks
If the software can't get you onto page one and into AI answers, every other feature waits on traffic you have to buy.
- Structured pages per session type
- Built for Google and AI search
- Booking on every page
- Reviews and schema wired in
02 · Waivers
Waivers in the Booking Flow
Signed before arrival, not on a clipboard at the door. A parent signs for minors and staff see status at a glance.
- Signed at checkout
- Minimum age per session
- One parent signs for minors
- Every signer becomes a contact
03 · Upsells
Add-Ons With Live Inventory
Breakables are margin. They should sell in the booking flow and at the counter and draw down from the same count.
- Crates, electronics, upgrades
- Live counts online and at POS
- Stops selling at zero
- Bundles for groups
04 · Groups
Group Bookings and Deposits
One organizer books for everyone, pays a deposit, and the rooms are held. The balance is collected at the door or ahead of time.
- Party and team packages
- Deposit and balance due
- One organizer, one order
- Waivers for the whole group
05 · Checkout
Fast Checkout and Walk-Ins
Apple Pay and Google Pay online. Walk-ins added in seconds at the counter with coupons, gift cards, and add-ons on the same ticket. See the POS.
- Apple and Google Pay
- Walk-ins in seconds
- Gift cards and coupons
- Stripe or Square terminals
06 · Attribution
Know What Booked the Room
Every booking should carry its source so you can spend on what works and retarget the contacts you already own.
- Source on every booking
- Revenue by channel
- Retarget by text and email
- Reports by location
Sports Carnival checks all six boxes. See it run on your rooms.
Get a Live DemoPricing
One flat price per location
Pay yearly and save 15%. No setup fee. White-glove onboarding included.
Growth
$199/mo per location
Or $169/mo billed yearly
- Booking, waivers, POS
- Gift cards, coupons, events
- Reporting and AI assistant
- Emails, texts, AI calls: pay as you go
Pro
$299/mo per location
Or $254/mo billed yearly
- Everything in Growth
- Leagues and memberships
- 24/7 access with Kisi
- 10k emails, 1k texts, 100 AI min
Marquee
$499/mo per location
Or $424/mo billed yearly
- Everything in Pro
- Website built for Google and AI search
- See which ads book customers
- Your own branded app
50+ locations? Franchise Suite adds network reporting, SSO and volume pricing.
Talk to usCard processing 3.1% + $0.30 per transaction through Stripe or Square
FAQ
Rage Room Booking Software FAQs
What is rage room booking software?
Rage room booking software lets a rage room or smash room sell sessions online, collect waivers before arrival, take deposits for groups, sell add-ons like extra breakables, and run check-in, POS, and payments from one system. Sports Carnival adds a venue website built to rank on Google and AI search and attribution that shows which channel produced each booking.
What should a rage room website do?
It should rank for searches like rage room near me and smash room near me, get recommended when someone asks ChatGPT or Google AI where to go, and let the guest book and sign the waiver without leaving the page. Sports Carnival builds the website and the booking system together, so every page is a booking page. See venue websites.
Can guests sign the waiver before they arrive?
Yes. The waiver is part of the online booking flow. Each guest signs on their phone, a parent signs for a minor, and staff see waiver status at check-in. Every signer becomes a contact you can reach later by text or email.
Can I sell extra breakables and upgrades during checkout?
Yes. Extra crates, electronics, splatter paint, safety upgrades, and merch sell inside the booking flow and at the counter. Each add-on has a live inventory count that updates with every sale, and an item stops selling everywhere when it hits zero, so you never oversell stock.
Does it handle group bookings, private events, and deposits?
Yes. One organizer books for the whole group, pays a deposit, and the rooms are held. Group packages, party bundles, and team outings run on the same calendar as public sessions, and waivers are collected for every member of the group.
Can I see which marketing channel produced a booking?
Yes. Every booking carries its source, so reports show revenue from Google search, Instagram, email, Facebook ads, and repeat guests. The Marquee plan adds full sales attribution across ads and channels. See sales reporting.
Do you integrate with Stripe or Square?
Yes. Sports Carnival connects directly with Stripe and Square so rage room venues can use the terminals they already own. Card processing is 3.1% plus $0.30 per transaction.
How fast is check-in on a busy Saturday?
Fast. Waivers are signed before arrival, so staff check in a group, add upgrades, and take payment in seconds. Walk-ins are added at the counter in about the same time.
How much does rage room booking software cost?
Sports Carnival is a flat price per location per month: Growth is $199, Pro is $299, and Marquee is $499, with 15% off when billed yearly. There is no setup fee, white-glove onboarding is included, and every plan starts with a setup call. Card processing is 3.1% plus $0.30 per transaction through Stripe or Square. Compare plans.
Can you help us switch from another booking system?
Yes. The onboarding team organizes your sessions and add-ons, moves customer data where possible, connects payments, sets up waivers, and takes you live without downtime.
Do you support multi-location rage rooms and franchises?
Yes. Manage several rage room locations under one login with shared products and pricing, performance by location, and network reporting. Franchise Suite covers networks of 50 or more locations.
Does it work for a rage room combined with axe throwing or other activities?
Yes. One booking, one waiver, and one checkout cover every activity at the venue, whether that is axe throwing, splatter paint, paintball, or escape rooms. See axe throwing booking software and paintball booking software.
Resources
Guides for Rage Room Owners
The decisions that come before and after choosing your rage room booking software.
How Much Is a Rage Room? Cost Breakdown and Tips
What sessions cost, what drives the price, and the add-ons that lift the average order.
How to Choose Rage Room Booking Software: A Buyer's Guide
The six things to check, the fees to watch for, and the questions to ask before you commit.
Ready to Fill Your Rage Rooms?
Get found on Google and AI search, take bookings with waivers and deposits, and see what brought every guest in. Book a setup call or call (833) 621-3189.
Book a setup call · White-glove onboarding · No contracts
Explore Other Industries
Sports Carnival powers more than rage rooms. Booking software for:
Axe Throwing
Lane booking, leagues, and waivers with age limits
Paintball Fields
Booking software for paintball venues
Venue Websites
Websites built for Google and AI search
Escape Rooms
Room scheduling and group management
Golf Simulators
Bay booking, memberships, and 24/7 access
Family Entertainment Centers
Multi-activity venue management
About the Author
Jordan Weinand is the co-founder of Sports Carnival and a business consultant to operators in the sports and entertainment industry. He works directly with rage room, axe throwing, paintball, golf simulator, and other experience-based venue owners on booking operations, group sales, and revenue strategy, and that operator-level work shapes the guidance published here.