Commercial Simulation Systems
Turn your floor space into a destination. From motion experiences to fixed racing cockpits, we build commercial simulators around the sessions you want to sell—with polished presentation, straightforward operation and a customer experience worth coming back for.
Plan the experience. Build the business.
Choose motion, a fixed cockpit without motion, or a mixed fleet. We turn your space, audience and budget into a complete build and launch plan.
01 · Customer experience
Plan racing or flight experiences around your customers: quick introductory sessions, longer practice bookings, group competition and driver development. We discuss controls, displays, seating, accessibility and session length, then recommend motion or non-motion configurations that fit the experience.
Discuss this on a call →02 · Repeatable operation
Keep every session organized with a clear check-in, driver briefing, profile selection and handoff. We shape the operating flow around your staff and booking format so your team can focus on delivering a great experience.
Discuss this on a call →03 · First-line support
Get a coordinated launch with commissioning, staff guidance and a defined support plan. MM Simulations brings your equipment, configuration and handoff together through one commercial relationship.
Discuss this on a call →04 · Fleet consistency
Match cockpit layouts, controls and profiles across stations so staff can operate the fleet consistently. We plan connectivity, consistent profiles and room to expand. A mix of motion and non-motion stations can create different price tiers within your budget.
Discuss this on a call →05 · Deployment
Review your floor plan, access, power, internet and delivery location. Freight, installation, commissioning, staff training and any travel are itemized in the quote. Request a white-glove installation quote tailored to your location. We provide an estimated shipping window after configuration and pricing.
Discuss this on a call →06 · Revenue fit
Explore pay-per-session racing, hourly reservations, leagues, memberships, private parties and corporate bookings. Build out your offering with coaching, sponsorship and premium add-ons. Package your available rig-hours into experiences that fit your audience.
Discuss this on a call →Revenue potential
$15 for 15 minutes. $60 per paid hour. At 8 fully booked hours a day over 30 days, one rig generates $14,400 in gross session revenue before operating costs.
4 sessions per hour · 32 sessions per day · 960 sessions over 30 fully booked days.
8 paid hours × $60. At 50% booking, the same opening hours produce $240 per day.
One rig · 8 paid hours a day · 30 days. Gross session revenue before operating costs.
One rig · $60/hour · 8 open hours/day · 30 days/month
Set your pricing, schedule, booking level and project costs to see your monthly revenue and estimated payback.
Projection based on your inputs. Gross revenue is before operating costs; estimated payback uses the operating surplus after those costs. Include all project costs and count each revenue stream once.
Request a call about my setupExample: $25,000 installed investment · $60/hour · 8 hours/day · 30 days/month · $2,000 monthly operating costs. Compare the booking levels below:
Shorter bars mean faster estimated payback. Same illustrative costs as the table below.
| Booked hours | Gross / month | Operating surplus | Simple payback |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% | $14,400 | $12,400 | 2.0 months |
| 75% | $10,800 | $8,800 | 2.8 months |
| 50% | $7,200 | $5,200 | 4.8 months |
| 25% | $3,600 | $1,600 | 15.6 months |
Illustrative payback based on the sample costs and booking levels shown. Your payback depends on your final investment, operating costs and paid bookings.
What the conversation covers
Racing titles, target audience, session duration, difficulty, motion intensity, accessibility, and the experience customers should remember.
Motion travel, cockpit, controls, displays, computer, audio, safety, footprint, branding, and software requirements.
Staff training, streamlined operation, remote commissioning, first-line support and fleet expansion.
Commercial process
We define the venue, customer, footprint, budget, schedule, and revenue model.
MM Simulations develops the system scope, options, responsibilities, and quote.
Hardware is assembled, configured, tested, documented, and prepared for deployment.
Staff receive an operating baseline, recovery process, and a defined support channel.
Request a consultation call
Tell us your location, vision, rig quantity, budget and opening goal. We’ll schedule your consultation call and map out the configuration, revenue opportunities and next steps for your venue.
Commercial FAQ
It is an entry planning figure for a commercial system—not a universal fixed package. Final scope depends on the motion platform, cockpit, controls, computer, displays, software, freight, installation, branding, quantity, and operating requirements.
Yes. Multi-rig deployments are planned as a fleet, including consistent profiles, startup and recovery processes, staff handoff, spare-parts planning, and expansion.
MM Simulations provides the commercial customer relationship and first-line support for systems it sells, with manufacturer-level support used when required for partner hardware.
Lead time depends on quantity, configuration, supplier availability, fabrication, testing, freight, and installation scheduling. A project schedule is developed after discovery and scope confirmation.
