We Build The Tech.
You Take The Credit.

Yes, by default. Guest-facing screens, texts, emails, and share pages carry your client’s brand, our crew is introduced as yours, and our pricing and invoices are never shared with your client. Co-branded delivery is available if you prefer it.

No. Every deployment is a custom build for the client running it. The guest flow, screens, game logic, share pages, wrap, and reporting are designed and built from scratch by our local, in-house developers, to your client's brand guidelines rather than ours: their typefaces, colors, motion, tone, and legal lines. You review a working build against those guidelines before it ships.

No. Our developers are local and in house. Your program is never handed to an outsourced dev shop or an offshore team, so the people on your kickoff call are the people building it and, when a tech goes on site, the people running it. Your client's data and brand assets stay with one team the whole way through.

Yes. We price wholesale to agencies and leave room for your margin without out-pricing the program. Tell us the client budget bracket and we will shape the scope to land inside it.

For a custom build or a program, a bracket is enough, and we ask for one on every custom inquiry. It decides which engine we start from, how much hardware sits in our quote versus your fabricator's, and whether a tech travels. A quote shaped to the bracket lands inside your client's number instead of under or over it, and leaves your markup intact.

Travel is billed at cost and only applies when we send a tech. We quote a typical range up front so it is never a surprise, and most kiosk and Starlink rentals ship to your team with no travel line at all.

Yes. Kiosks and hard-panel game builds ship preconfigured with a printed guide, a setup video, remote diagnostics, and a support line. That is how state fairs, auto shows, and boat shows run our units every week.

For returning programs we honor prior pricing wherever the scope is the same. A returning mechanic is a redeploy of the licensed core with new creative, rules, and dates, so the software line is a per-deployment license rather than a new build fee.

Depending on the event, one of two things: our tech is standing next to it, or we fix it remotely. Every unit is reachable by our team and every build is hosted online, so most issues are handled from our desk while the event keeps running. For programs where the client is in the room, a multi-unit footprint, or a first live day, we put a PivotXP tech on site. We tell you which one fits at the quote stage.

We build custom touchscreen apps, games, leaderboards, registration/identity workflows (QR/RFID), photo + video pipelines with instant delivery, and the backend + integrations required to make it all work in live environments.

Yes. We're API-first and vendor-agnostic. We can integrate with CRMs, agency tools, and third-party vendors via secure endpoints, scoped data, and structured exports.

We can provide deployment planning, pre-event QA, on-site techs, and remote monitoring. We build for show-floor constraints: pacing, lines, lighting changes, connectivity, and recovery from edge cases.

We start with requirements and success metrics, then rapidly prototype the UI/flow, build the system (software + hardware integration), run scenario testing, and deploy with clear run-of-show support and reporting outputs.

Our systems are built with an API-first approach, allowing secure data exchange with your existing platforms while maintaining strict data privacy and compliance standards. We ensure data is clean, permissioned, and exportable.

Yes. We'll build pitch decks, mockups, and visual assets using your agency's look and language—ready to drop into presentations. We can also create clickable prototypes to help you win the pitch.

We're built for speed because our developers are local and in house, never outsourced. Clickable prototypes land in days, proven builds go live in days, and new builds take weeks, not months, scenario-tested before they ship. We work within your production timelines and can scale resources to meet deadlines.

Absolutely, and we prefer to sign them as a program: a committed event count, a licensed core redeployed at every stop, one per-event deployment rate, a support subscription between shows, and a payment schedule matched to the calendar. Build once, deploy in every city, with consistent reporting and data capture at every stop. See the Programs page.

We're engineers who understand show-floor reality. We fuse software + hardware, build for reliability under load, and stay in our lane—never going around you or treating your event as a sales opportunity. Your win is our win.