SpringboardVR licenses the games. Cuetronix runs the arcade.
SpringboardVR solves one hard problem — licensing VR titles to commercial venues. It does not solve bookings, POS, cafe, payments, tournaments or payroll. Cuetronix is the arcade's operating system, and most modern VR arcades use both products together.
TL;DR
SpringboardVR solves VR content licensing. Cuetronix solves the rest — booking, POS, cafe, payments, tournaments and staff payroll. They're complementary for most VR arcades.
Pricing
Cuetronix: ₹999/month flat
SpringboardVR: Revenue-share / per-headset licensing on top of platform fees
SpringboardVR strengths
- Largest licensed VR library for commercial arcades.
- Deep relationships with VR developers for commercial rights.
- Lifecycle tooling tuned for VR-content delivery and updates.
- Strong user community and content events.
Limitations vs a full venue OS
- Not a POS — no cafe, pro-shop, or multi-vertical billing.
- Light on online booking with payment capture.
- No staff payroll, attendance or HR.
- Not useful for non-VR verticals (PCs, consoles, pool, turf, courts).
- Revenue-share / per-headset licensing in addition to platform fees.
FAQ
Is Cuetronix a SpringboardVR replacement?
Only partially. SpringboardVR's core value is VR game licensing — Cuetronix does not license VR content. Cuetronix handles everything else a VR arcade needs: billing, bookings, cafe, payroll and reporting. Many operators use both.
Can Cuetronix run a pure VR arcade?
Yes, for the operations side — POS, headset timers, waivers, bookings, cafe, loyalty and staff payroll. You'd typically pair it with a content platform like SpringboardVR for VR game distribution.
Does Cuetronix capture digital waivers?
Yes. Customers sign a liability waiver at booking time; the signed PDF is stored against their customer record.
What about per-pod utilisation reports?
Cuetronix shows utilisation heatmaps per pod per hour so you can tune pricing and peak-time specials.
Does Cuetronix know when a pod is occupied?
POS staff mark sessions as started / extended / ended. A hardware-integrated occupancy sensor is on the roadmap.
Is there a minimum contract?
No. Month-to-month after the 14-day trial.