If you’re considering adding a digital jukebox to your pub, you may be wondering about the cost. Like with anything, you get what you pay for. Old non-digital jukeboxes are relics of the past, take up a lot of space and don’t add any real value.
Newer digital jukeboxes can play songs electronically but still rely on updates which can be slow especially with new music.
New digital touch-screen streaming Jukeboxes have revolutionised jukeboxes allowing them to add a lot of real value to a pub. Read more about Streaming Jukeboxes here.
The cost of a digital streaming juke box is high – R60k – R100k. This is unfortunately not feasible for most pubs. While purchasing one outright does not make financial sense, there is an option to work with a jukebox operator who can supply and operate the jukebox on a revenue share basis. This is a great way to add this modern entertainment system to your bar, pub or tavern without needing to spend a large amount of money upfront.
How do jukebox operators work?
Jukebox operators work by supplying and operating digital jukeboxes in various establishments, such as pubs, bars, and restaurants. They typically offer a revenue share agreement, where they take a percentage of the profits generated by the jukebox in exchange for providing and maintaining the equipment. This can be a great option for pub owners who want to offer a digital jukebox but don’t want to pay the upfront cost. It’s important to research and choose a reputable jukebox operator to ensure a fair and beneficial agreement for both parties.
