Run your LAN center, esports venue or console lounge in USD, with sales tax set to the rate that actually applies where you trade. Free Forever, no credit card.
Start Free ForeverThe United States is the awkward case for any billing product, because there is no single rate to build in. What applies to you depends on your state, and often your county and city on top of that. GameBiller does not guess: you set the combined rate for your location once, and it is applied to every bill and printed as its own line so the customer sees the taxable amount separately.
If you move, open a second location, or your city changes its rate, that is one field — not a support ticket and not a version upgrade. And because the taxable value and tax collected export for any date range, filing is a report rather than a reconstruction.
The American market skews toward PC-heavy LAN centers, esports venues and console lounges that host events, which puts different demands on the software than a walk-in internet cafe. Stations can be grouped so high-spec rigs carry a different hourly rate from entry-level seats. Several machines can be started, paused or stopped together when a match begins or a round ends.
Team and group bookings hold seats in advance from a public link, so a squad arriving for a scrim finds its machines reserved rather than sold to walk-ins. Event revenue filters to the exact date range, with seat time and concessions reported separately — which is the number that tells you whether hosting actually paid.
For unattended floors, the optional PC Lock agent keeps each machine locked until a registered player signs in, so practice hours are not quietly consumed between sessions.
You set the combined rate that applies to your state, county and city, and it is calculated on every bill and shown as its own line. GameBiller never assumes a rate, because there is no single US rate to assume. Changing it later is one field.
Yes. Group your machines and give each group its own rate card, so a high-spec rig earns more per hour than an entry-level seat without anyone adjusting anything at the counter.
Yes. Reserve blocks of stations in advance for teams, start and stop banks of machines together as matches begin and end, and run event-day pricing on a separate rate card without disturbing your normal rates. Revenue filters to the event's date range.
A single invoice can be split across cash and an online payment, with both recorded separately for reconciliation. GameBiller tracks how each bill was settled; the card terminal itself stays whatever you already use.
Yes — the Free Forever plan is the same in the United States as everywhere else: no credit card to start, no expiry, and no per-invoice or per-customer charge (T&C apply).