About FloorRadar

Built by an Illinois VGT operator who got tired of doing the monthly reconciliation by hand.

I'm Ken. I'm an Illinois VGT operator. Every month I'd reconcile my numbers against the wider market, and every month the answer to "how am I doing relative to my competition?" took longer than it should have to find. The signal was buried.

For a long time I'd grind through the reconciliation manually, trying to answer four questions:

• How is my venue performing relative to the venues nearby?
• Which competitors are slipping?
• What's happening with regulation that might affect me?
• If I wanted to acquire another venue, how would I even find a candidate?

The spreadsheet answered some of these slowly. None of them well. I built FloorRadar for myself first — and then realized other operators and acquirers in this market had the same problem.

Why "self-service"

Operators in this industry don't want sales calls. They want the data, the insight, and the price. So FloorRadar is built that way. There's a free Lite tier with a sample dashboard so you can poke around. There's a live preview with synthetic data so you can see the workflow without signing up. There's honest pricing with a calculator that runs against your own numbers — we don't claim a specific NTI lift; you pick the assumption.

If something doesn't work or you have a question, use our contact form. Async, 24-business-hour response. No Calendly link. No 30-minute "discovery call." That's not respect for your time.

What it costs

Pricing scales by how many venues you operate, anchored to a simple principle: every operator tier costs roughly 0.3-0.5% of your annual operator pocket. If FloorRadar lifts your NTI by even 1%, you've doubled your money. That's not marketing — it's the math. Run the numbers.

What's coming

The Acquirer toolkit — the Edge Report, owner-contact enrichment, comparable-set analysis, municipality regulation tracker, terminal-operator concentration — is live now if you're a VGT investor or operator-investor. The next bets are on conversion measurement, direct checkout, and sharper presentation of the things FloorRadar already does that no terminal-operator portal can match — like showing every venue you operate in one view, regardless of which TO is on the contract.

How to get in touch

I read everything. If FloorRadar isn't doing what you need, I want to hear about it.

— Ken
An Illinois VGT operator who built FloorRadar.