Software for sim-racing lounges
Every rig is a timed station. When the session starts the racing game opens by itself, and when the time is up it closes and the rig is ready for the next driver.
One session on a rig
What happens from the moment a driver pays to the moment the next one sits down.
The driver pays
The cashier starts the rig for 30 minutes or an hour. The price comes from your settings.
The game opens
Netcraft opens the racing game you set for that rig as the session starts.
The driver races
The rig shows the time used and the time left. Wheel and pedal software runs in the background, hidden from the driver.
Time is up
Netcraft closes the game when the time ends, so nobody keeps racing for free.
Next driver
The rig is ready for the next session. If a rig has a problem, move the driver to another rig on the same bill.
Prices that fit short sessions
Sim racing sells in short sessions, so Netcraft has separate settings for them.
Price per hour
The normal price for sessions of an hour or more
Price under one hour
A separate hourly price for shorter sessions, such as 30 minutes
Minimum charge
The shortest time you charge for
Rounding
Billing rounds up to the step you choose
Free start
The first minutes are free, for drivers who change their mind
Works with your rigs
| Racing games | Any racing game that runs on Windows opens at the start of a session and closes at the end |
|---|---|
| Wheel and pedal software | Starts with the rig and stays hidden from drivers |
| Game launchers | Run in the background, so drivers go straight into the game |
| Café and payments | Drinks on the same bill, paid in cash or by card |
See every screen
The Features page shows the real program with demo data: the Computers page, bills and payments, members, settings, the daily report and the player's screen.
Questions from sim-racing lounges
Which racing games does it work with?
Netcraft can open any game that runs on Windows when a session starts, and close it when the time is up. We set it up for your titles during installation.
Can an hour cost less per minute than 30 minutes?
Yes. Sessions under an hour can have their own price per hour.
Do I need internet?
No. Netcraft runs on your server and local network. Online racing still needs internet, but timing and billing do not.
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