Most first-time claw shop owners lose money on the same three things: the wrong machine mix, a weak location, and prize stock that does not move. FanHong's turnkey model is designed to remove those three risks before you sign a lease.
1. Location and layout review Send photos, dimensions and foot traffic notes. We advise on machine count, cabinet height and pedestrian flow, and tell you honestly when a site is not worth the rent.
2. Machine mix matched to traffic Low-traffic sites get compact split-body and scissor machines. High-traffic FEC floors get 4- and 8-player boutique cabinets. Buying twenty identical units is the most common mistake we see.
3. Prize programme Plush sourcing, capsule mix and refresh cadence, with margin guidance per play. The goal is a prize wall that looks expensive and costs the right amount.
4. Branding and setup Cabinet wraps, signage, price-per-play settings and simple staff operating scripts, so a new shop opens looking like an established one.
5. Export and installation Export-safe packing, voltage matching, wiring diagrams and remote commissioning support, including video calls during the first installation.
6. After-sales A spare parts kit with consumables, video maintenance guides, and a direct line to factory engineers instead of a ticket queue.
We deliberately keep the entry ticket low. Start with a trial order, prove the payback in one location, then scale to a second site using the same machine and prize DNA.
Tell us your city, budget and floor size, and we will send a starter configuration with a cost-per-play and payback worksheet.
