We’re so confident it earns- we’ll front half.
OUR MACHINES PAY FOR THEMSELVES. FAST.
We back it with our own money. You’ll see why.
Flexible In-House Financing
Empowering Arcade and Vending Route Operators
We’ve redefined the rules of financing to turbocharge your arcade or vending route business. Our exclusive, in-house financing options are unlike anything else in the industry. We’re here to add jet fuel to your business growth, providing unprecedented opportunities for expansion with minimal upfront investment.
Why Choose Our Financing?
High Approval Rates
We provide high approval rates, and for most customers, there's no need for a credit check. Our decision can be based on your current business status, involvement in the claw machine community, and more.
Machines Pay for Themselves
Down payments start at 50% and drop to as low as 0% based on your payment history on past orders with us. For loyal customers, this means our machines are essentially free, providing immediate cash flow without any upfront investment.
No Interest Financing
Enjoy financing as low as 0% interest, with payments spread over up to 12 months, minimizing the financial burden on your business.
Engineered for Excellence
Our Flagship Products
This full sized cyberpunk-inspired claw machine is sure to draw attention. With over 25 feet of LED “neon” lights the Cyberclaw tastefully blends the nostalgic retro arcade style of the 80’s with its futuristic design.
Featuring a generous prize box built directly into the cabinet the Cyberclaw can accomodate large prizes such as gaming consoles and other high end items.
The Cyberclaw’s rear prize hole not only allows for more merchandise to be displayed in the prime front window real estate, but also deters attempts at tilting the machine forward which saves you from stolen prizes and insurance claims.
As always, all of our machines can come set up to take your choice of payment methods (coins, tokens, paper currency, credit card, and more).
The Ultra Mini Claw Machine offers a compact yet powerful solution for locations with limited space. Its small footprint does not compromise on performance, making it ideal for convenience stores, smaller arcades, and mobile events.
The smaller 4-inch claw means big savings on prize costs while still easily commanding average rates of $1.00 per play. Typical prizes include candy, plush, and more. Many operators fill them with assorted rubber ducks and charge $2.00 to play till you win (we sell duck refills at 35¢ each).
The optional prize box above the machine prominently displays the top prizes available to be won. Some operators fill the machine with easter eggs containing small inexpensive prizes while hiding the lucky key in one of the mystery eggs.
The Ultra Mini Claw Machine is sure to attract kids of all ages with its bright colors and infinite prize possibilties. It’s 4-inch claw allows for a whole different category of prizes to be used.
Ease of use.
- All of our machines are well documented with videos and instruction manauls covering all settings & FAQ's.
- If you ever have any questions outside of the scope of our documentation our American support team is always happy to assist!
- We have extensive parts catalogs available for all of our machines. All parts are stocked in the United States where they can be dispatched quickly to keep your machines running smoothly.
Ready to take your business to the next level?
We work with vendors of all sizes, from new startups purchasing their first machine to experienced route operators with hundreds of machines on location. Whatever your goals are, Ultra wants to help you get there.
about us
Crafting Excellence in Claw Machines
Ultra Amusements officially began operations in 2024, but our history spans decades: The first iteration of the company was “Craneum Vending”, a claw machine route operator in the Connecticut area that began operations in 2009. Here we gained experience in the field by operating various claw machines and candy machines.
One thing that really stuck with us was the level of difficulty in operating a large number of different machines. Every machine needed different parts and different methods of diagnosis to fix common issues. Parts were expensive and difficult to locate. We had to grow slowly and couldn’t afford to buy simple quality machines because we couldn’t get any loans despite our profitability…
