How to start a game truck business. First-timers welcome.

Never owned a business? Honestly, most people who call us haven't. You don't need an MBA. You need a plan and a great trailer. Here's the whole thing, game-style.

The six levels

  1. Level 1

    Pick your rig.

    Mini, Paradise or Utopia. Not sure? The free guide puts them side by side.

  2. Level 2

    Make it official.

    Most owners set up an LLC and grab an EIN, which is free from the IRS. Your accountant can knock it out with you.

  3. Level 3

    Get covered.

    Call an insurer and tell them it's a mobile gaming trailer. You'll want coverage for the trailer, the tow and your events.

  4. Level 4

    Line up your tow.

    The Mini tows behind most SUVs and half-ton trucks. Bigger rig? Tell us your truck and we'll tell you what it can pull.

  5. Level 5

    Build week by week.

    A 60% deposit starts your build, and the balance is due on delivery. Builds usually take 12 to 16 weeks, with photos or video every single week. Training's free, in Tampa or on video.

  6. Level 6

    First party.

    Birthdays, schools, community events. Park it, open the doors, and your name on the side does a lot of the selling.

Boss level unlocked

You're not doing this alone

  • Free trainingIn Tampa or by video
  • Weekly build photosWatch your trailer come together
  • A real personYou get somebody from the shop, not a sales desk

Your road map

  1. Deposit
  2. 12 to 16 weeks of building
  3. Delivery and training
  4. Your first party

Starter checklist

What it costs

  • Trailerfrom $54,950, 60% deposit to start
  • EIN$0
  • Insuranceask your insurer
  • Business filingvaries by state
  • Tow vehicleyou may already have one

Quick answers

Do I need business experience?

Nope. Plenty of our owners started from zero, and training's free.

How soon can I take bookings?

Builds usually take 12 to 16 weeks, then training.