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A screen tennis startup budget is more than a simulator price. The right estimate connects the chosen room, installation work, staffing and launch plan to a realistic reserve for ongoing operations.
Separate one-time costs
List deposit and lease setup, design and fit-out, electrical and network work, equipment supply, installation, safety measures, signage and opening promotion. Ask each vendor to specify what is included, excluded and subject to site conditions. A low equipment quote may leave substantial building work outside its scope.
Plan recurring costs
Estimate rent, utilities, staff, cleaning, consumables, insurance, software or service fees if applicable, and routine maintenance. Include a contingency for early months when bookings may not yet reach the target level. Use written offers and local cost estimates rather than a generic industry number.
Test the budget against the service model
A lesson-led academy, member-practice room and walk-in venue have different staffing and schedule needs. Build at least a cautious and a more active scenario. The purpose is to identify the assumptions that make the plan work, not to publish an assured payback period.
Frequently asked questions
Is a single startup cost figure reliable?
No. Property condition, configuration and local operating costs can change the total materially.
Should an equipment quote include fit-out?
Confirm line by line; equipment supply and construction may be separate.
Next step
Request an itemized RAXION proposal for your actual site before finalizing a venue budget.
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