The booth captures 30 seconds in 4K from downrange: face, hands, and muzzle blast, with reaction times on the clock. They review it at the lane and buy what they want to keep. TSG adds educational and sales value to every lane.
of customer media revenue is yours, no revenue share, no fees from us.
per-lane setup. Place the kiosk, power on, shoot. Ask about our wireless kiosks.
on every price, promo, coupon, and gift card. Your range, your rules.
to check your target with the add-on camera. New holes come back circled and numbered.
The experience does the selling.
Recording is free, so there is no purchase decision at the start and every shooter tries it. Our downrange camera shows them something they can't get on their own: their face, hands, and stance the instant they fire. The moment they see their own face behind the muzzle blast, the sale is already halfway made, and they buy it right at the lane.
The video doubles as training. Shooters see their grip, flinch, and form from a view they've never had of themselves, then come back to try again.
Daily customer captures from live lanes at @TSGonT on X.
Your draw, on the clock.
Every recording can run a shot timer. Pick no timer, a tone as recording starts, or a random tone inside the first 4 seconds for an honest test of your draw. The clock starts at the beep and reaction times appear in the video as the shots land, with a summary at the end and a results photo to go with it.
Same drill, same clock, week over week: the numbers tell you if the practice is working, and settle it when a friend takes the next run.
One add-on camera, two more ways to shoot.
The target camera is an add-on to the booth, not a second system. Send it downrange with the target and the review comes to the lane tablet: shoot a string, tap Check Target, and the new holes come back circled and numbered. Tap Show All and the whole session lights up, every string in its own color.
Checking hits from the firing line beats cycling the carrier after every string, so shooters spend the lane time shooting. The cameras check out at your front desk and work on any lane, so a few units cover the whole range. Rent them by the session or include them with lane time. Your call, your revenue.
One camera on you. One on your target. One video.
Pair the target camera with the lane's shooter camera and both angles record at once: the muzzle blast on one side, the hits landing on the other, in a single video they buy right at the lane. Saying you made the hit is one thing. A video of you firing while the hole appears downrange is another, and that is the clip that gets shared, putting your range in front of a new crowd.
The shooter camera catches the face and stance. The target camera catches the impact. Neither one alone tells it like both together.
Real figures from our live system, not projections.
I watched Joe build this for years and kept telling him to just get it done already. He did, and it's already paying me back. Joe and TSG have far exceeded my expectations.
annualized return across his
first two quarters, and climbing
And that's on a 50% share of media sales from his lanes. Against the full sales those lanes produced, the hardware is on a ~28% annual pace. No ad spend behind any of it.
per photo
per video
As a partner you set every price, and run your own coupons and gift cards. Recording is always free, customers only pay for what they keep.
Wireless kiosks run on battery for hours of lane time. Hand them out at the front desk like eyes and ears, or set them up on demand, then back on the charging station between sessions. Wire the lobby display and the WiFi extender, and the kiosks themselves are set up in under 30 minutes. Ask us about wireless kiosks when we talk.
Tell us your lane count, layout, and goals. We design the setup and walk the numbers.
Pre-configured hardware ships ready. About 15 minutes per lane, no technician.
Every customer dollar is yours. Take payment at the lane or the front desk; you set prices, we run the software.