Weddings
Something for the guests who are done dancing and the ones who were never going to. Works in a marquee, a function room or a courtyard. Usually set to free play.
Hire & events
A day, a weekend or a season. Weddings, festivals, corporate days, fresher's week, pop-ups and venue trials. Delivered, set up and collected by us, at a fixed price agreed before you commit. Hire it or rent it, punchbag machine or punch machine, it is the same thing and the same price.

What we hire for
A boxing machine is the rare bit of event kit that entertains the person playing and the twenty people watching. That is why it draws a queue instead of a glance.
Something for the guests who are done dancing and the ones who were never going to. Works in a marquee, a function room or a courtyard. Usually set to free play.
The machine is its own attraction: lit, loud and self-explanatory. It needs to be under cover, otherwise it goes almost anywhere.
Team days, launches and trade stands. We can put your branding on selected machines, so it carries your name, not ours.
We already run machines on a university site. Student events are exactly the crowd this machine is built for: competitive, loud and in a group.
Birthdays, stag and hen weekends, private hires and one-off nights in your own venue.
Not ready for a longer arrangement? Take one for a short run, see what it does, then decide. Plenty of our profit-share venues started here.

What's included
All we need from you is a level spot with room to swing and a 13A socket within reach.
Also available to hire
Sometimes a room wants a table, not a punchbag. We can supply any of these alongside the boxing machine or on their own, to hire, to buy, or on profit share.
If it belongs in a games corner and there is demand for it, just ask. We will tell you honestly whether we can get it for your date.
For brands and agencies
A machine wrapped in your livery, out at your events, on a rental rather than a purchase. Brand activations, product launches, trade stands, sponsored gyms, tour dates. The machine stays ours to service and move; the artwork on it is yours.
A different job to a wedding, so it is priced differently: a period rather than a day, and the wrap costs what the wrap costs. Tell us the dates, the sites and what you want it to look like and we will come back with a figure.
Your logo, your colours, your artwork on the cabinet and the canopy.
We own it, deliver it, service it and take it away. Nothing on your asset register.
A rental for the period rather than a price per day. Quoted on the dates and the sites.
Launches, trade stands, festivals, sponsored gyms, tours. It needs a plug and a hard floor.
One machine across a run of dates rather than a new booking each time.
Or set it to free play, which is what most brands want.
Why a boxing machine and not a stand with leaflets on it. It is the only thing on a stand that makes a queue form on its own. One person has a go, a group gathers to watch the number, and the next person pays or plays to beat it. That is the whole mechanic, and it is why the score display carries your name better than a banner does.
What a quote depends on
Not to be cagey. A wedding in a marquee forty miles away and a two-hour corporate stand in Manchester are not the same job, and a price list that pretended otherwise would be wrong for both of you.
On the day
Worth checking before you book anything, because these are the things that stop a delivery on the day instead of the week before.

Straight answers
A boxing machine is a coin or card operated arcade machine that measures how hard you punch. You pay, a padded bag or ball drops down, you hit it once, and a display gives you a score to beat. They are also called punch machines, boxer machines, punchbag machines or arcade strength testers, and they are the same thing. The machine pays out no money and no prizes, which is what makes it an amusement machine rather than a gaming machine in UK law. It runs on a normal 13A socket and needs a corner with room to swing and a few feet for people to stand and watch, because the watching is most of the point: one person plays and a group forms.
Yes. For bigger events a boxing machine alongside foosball, air hockey or a pool table gives people somewhere to go when there is a queue, and it is one delivery instead of three suppliers to manage. Tell us the space and the numbers you are expecting and we will say what fits.
You ring the number you booked through and you get one of the two of us, not a call centre. For a single-day hire we would rather swap or fix it than leave you with a dead machine in the corner of your event.
The earlier the better for summer weekends and fresher's week, which go first. Ask anyway . Short notice is often possible and it costs nothing to check.
A reasonably level spot with room to swing, and a standard 13A socket within reach. For outdoor events it needs to be under cover and out of the rain.
Yes. Delivery, setup and collection are handled by us and included in the price you are quoted. Nothing for you or your venue staff to build.
Yes. For weddings and corporate days most people want it on free play so guests are not fishing for change. Tell us which you want and we will set it that way.
Yes. Your logo, your colours and your artwork on the cabinet and the canopy, so it carries your name rather than ours. Send us what you have, a brand guide or the artwork itself, and we will tell you what fits the panels and what will not. Custom branding is available on selected units, so the answer depends on which machine, and we will say which rather than promise and then explain afterwards.
Differently to the profit share, and it should. You are not trying to earn from the machine, you are trying to get people to stand in front of it, so there is no split: you pay a rental for the period and set the machine to free play. We own it, deliver it, service it and collect it, which keeps it off your asset register and makes a fault our problem rather than something you have to solve at an event. Tell us the dates and the sites and we will quote the run rather than each booking.
That is usually the point. A wrap is worth more across a run of events than at one, so most brand work is a period rather than a day, with us moving the machine between sites. Give us the dates and the locations and we will tell you honestly whether we can cover them all, because a tour we cannot service properly is worse for you than a tour we turn down.
On selected machines, yes, and it is useful for a launch or a promotion. Ask when you enquire and we will tell you what is possible for your date.
It depends on the date, the length of the hire and where you are, so we quote rather than publish a price. Message us the date and postcode and we will come straight back with a fixed figure.
Yes, and plenty of venues do exactly that. If you then move to profit share, the machine costs you nothing from that point.
Next step
We’ll come back with a fixed price, what we need from the venue, and whether we can cover it. No deposit to get a quote.