1The door of 6QR check-in
Parents fill the form in line; the desk taps Admit.
A poster at the door opens check-in on the parent's phone, waiver included, no app. They show a 3-digit code at the desk, and one tap admits the family.
Sample data
Software for indoor play centres
QR check-in at the door, live timers on the floor, the TV in the café, parties, birthdays and the day's sales. PlayOps connects the whole Saturday, from the first family through the door to the drawer at close.
One month of the full Growth plan, free. No card.
Follow one family from the door to the drive home. Six stops, and each one is a part of PlayOps your team knows how to use by lunchtime.
1The door of 6QR check-in
A poster at the door opens check-in on the parent's phone, waiver included, no app. They show a 3-digit code at the desk, and one tap admits the family.
Sample data
2Play floor of 6Floor view
Timers move from green to amber to red, with a chime at time up. Floor staff carry the same list on their phones and tap Sent to exit, so the desk has the bill ready.
3Café TV of 6TV display
Any TV or spare tablet shows every child's band, first name and time left, soonest first, with no prices, surnames or phone numbers. Each parent also gets a live page for their own children: the desk sends the link on WhatsApp, and they can ask for more time from it.
4Party room of 6Parties · Birthdays
Slots, packages, the deposit and extra-child prices, with the balance worked out for the day. Guests sign the group waiver from one short link, and you see who still has to sign.
PlayOps writes the invite, with your returning-family offer. Staff tap Send and it opens in your own WhatsApp.
5Checkout of 6Colour bands · Checkout
Keep your paper wristbands. At admit PlayOps picks the colour and number to write, for the child and the adult; at checkout the desk sees who to hand each child to.
You take payment your way; PlayOps records it, so the drawer matches at close.
6Closing time of 6Reports
The last family has checked out and the lights go down. On the way out, the day is already on your phone: sales by stream and by payment method, children through the door and parties booked, exportable as CSV.
Two ways PlayOps fills the days between Saturdays: your regulars bring friends, and quiet afternoons get a reason to visit.
CaféInvite a family
Each family gets a card with a gift link to share from their own WhatsApp. When the new family's first paid visit happens, both families get the reward you chose. You set the caps and see the worst case before it starts.
This week boardDay offers
Pick a quiet slot and a reward, like a free extra hour on Tuesday afternoons. The counter applies it once a day per family, inside the limits you set, and staff can remove it.
Every new centre runs a full month on Growth, free, with no card. After that, pick the plan that fits your floor. Nothing is charged without you asking.
Day 1 · you start on Growth
Day 31 · you pick a plan
Day 1 · Growth, freeDay 31 · you pick
Unlimited admits plus the business layer around the floor.
billed ₹29,999 a year · or ₹2,999 month to month
For busy floors with groups, vouchers and a bigger team.
billed ₹39,999 a year · or ₹3,999 month to month
Your free month runs on this plan
For chains and centres with their own way of working. Every Custom request is scoped and quoted before any work starts.
No card to start. No setup fee. Cancel any time — your data exports as CSV.
Outside India? Prices in US$ are on getplayops.com.
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Charge close to full price when the second hour runs into your busy evening, and much less in a quiet hour, when the seat would sit empty anyway.
Parents fill the check-in form on their own phone, your desk confirms it with a 3-digit code, and their phone shows a live timer they can extend from.
Google's hour-by-hour data for 185 South Indian play centres shows every day of the week peaks at 7pm, yet almost every centre is open by 11am.
We compared printed rate cards from Indian play centres. The first hour runs ₹179 to ₹499, but the real story is the second hour, where no two cards agree.
A prepaid 10-hour pass brings families back many times, and it stays fair when you charge only the minutes the child really plays, not a full hour.
Two real floors, same ₹280 ticket: socks at ₹70 sold almost as often as socks at ₹40, so the higher price earned 22% more from the sock bin.
Set up your centre yourself in about 3 minutes — or take the 15-minute WhatsApp walkthrough first. Both are free.