Why there is no price list
Every booking is quoted, and that is not a stalling tactic. A two hour appearance in a Reading shopping centre on a Tuesday and a wedding in a converted barn outside Hungerford on a Saturday night look nothing alike once you account for travel, access, timing and how long he is actually on his feet. A single figure on a web page would be wrong for almost everyone who read it.
The five things that move the number
Travel and time on site are the obvious two. After that: how many units you want, because a second robot changes the show rather than just the headcount. Whether it is indoors, because weather turns an outdoor booking into a judgement call on the day. And when it runs, because an evening or weekend costs more to crew than a weekday afternoon.
What is included before you ask
A trained operator who stays with him from arrival to load out, our own crew including one person whose only job is keeping a safe space around him, public liability cover and a written risk assessment sent before the date is confirmed, and a run through beforehand so nothing on the day is a surprise. We film it, and you get the clips for your own channels.
What the venue needs to provide
A level space of about four metres by four metres, a power point within reach, and step free access. That is genuinely the whole list. If there are stairs or a small lift, say so at the enquiry stage rather than on the day, because it changes which unit we bring.
How to get a real number
Send the enquiry form with a rough date and a location. You will have an actual figure back the same day, not a range.
Thinking about a date?
Tell us roughly when and where. You will have a real price back the same day, and there is nothing to pay to ask.
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