Freekicks is an interactive football simulator that transforms a standard projection screen into a responsive gaming surface using our sensor-based technology. Players take real shots at a virtual goal defended by a computer-generated goalkeeper.

A projector displays the football goal and goalkeeper on the screen. When a player kicks the ball, sensors detect where it makes contact. The game processes the contact point and immediately determines whether the attempt is a goal, a save or a miss.

Our technology uses sensors to convert a standard projector screen into an interactive playing surface. This makes the system relatively simple and practical to install in suitable venues.

Our game portfolio includes:

• Freekicks Football Simulator
• Precision Football
• Interactive Axe Throwing
• Balloon Shooting
• LED Laser Shooting
• Other interactive sports and entertainment games

The games included at each franchise location will depend on the selected package, available space and venue suitability.

The games can be enjoyed by children, teenagers, and adults. They are suitable for casual visitors, football fans, families, groups, parties, corporate events, and competitive challenges. Individual games may have their own age, height, or safety requirements.

You should plan for a each simulator cage approximately:

• 3–4 metres wide
• 10–15 metres long
• At least 3 metres high

The final dimensions may vary depending on the venue, selected games and required safety clearances.

The additional length provides players with enough room for their approach, kicking action, and safe movement. It also creates a more realistic and enjoyable football experience.

The recommended dimensions are important for gameplay, equipment positioning, and player safety. A smaller site may only be considered after a technical assessment and approval from our team.

Yes. The projection screen must be installed against a solid wall or a professionally constructed support capable of holding the screen securely and maintaining a stable playing surface.

At least 4 meters from the screen, a solid, covered roof is strongly preferred. It protects the projector, sensors, computer, and other equipment while helping to control ambient light and weather conditions and to enhance screen visibility.

An outdoor or semi-outdoor installation may be possible only when the area is properly covered and the equipment is protected from rain, moisture, direct sunlight, dust, and extreme weather. Every proposed outdoor location must be assessed and approved before installation.

Projection works best in an area where lighting can be controlled. Excessive sunlight or strong direct lighting may reduce screen visibility and affect the overall player experience.

The playing area should have a level, stable and unobstructed surface suitable for running and kicking. The final flooring and safety requirements will be confirmed during the site assessment.

Yes, subject to site approval. Freekicks may be suitable for family entertainment centres, shopping centres, sports facilities, football academies, schools, gyms, corporate offices, pubs & bars, cafes, leisure venues, resorts, event spaces, private houses and other entertainment businesses.

A reliable power supply is required for the projector, sensors, computer and associated equipment. Exact electrical specifications will be provided after the chosen system and site have been reviewed.

A safe and secure place must be provided for the operating computer. The cable route between the computer, projector and sensors should not exceed 25 metres.

Yes, provided the room is secure, properly ventilated and within the maximum 25-metre cable distance. The cable route must also be safe, accessible and protected from damage.

Yes. The cage helps define the playing area, contain the football and protect players, visitors and nearby equipment. Its exact design will depend on the venue and approved installation layout.

Yes. A site assessment is required before final approval. We will review the available dimensions, ceiling height, screen support, roof, lighting, power supply, computer position and cable route.

The contents of the package will depend on the selected format and game combination. Details relating to equipment, software, installation, branding, training, and operational support will be explained in the franchise proposal.

The package starts from £20,000. The total investment depends on the country, venue, selected games, number of simulators, site preparation and installation requirements. Please contact our franchise team for a customised quotation.

Any applicable franchise, licensing, royalty, software, maintenance or support fees will be clearly explained in the commercial proposal before an agreement is signed.

The typical process includes:

1. Submit a franchise enquiry.
2. Share details and photographs of the proposed venue.
3. Complete an initial business and site review.
4. Select the number of units you would like to install according to the site capacity and potential.
5. Receive the commercial proposal and technical requirements.
6. Finalise the agreement and prepare the site.
7. Complete installation, testing, and training.
8. Launch the venue.

WhatsApp us your name, business name, contact details, preferred location, available space and information about the proposed venue. Our team will contact you to discuss the next steps.