What this usually looks like
Budget pushback is usually fair. Lost and found rarely has its own budget line, so a new subscription competes with projects that bring in revenue.
Meanwhile the current cost stays hidden: staff hours on calls and emails, postage the venue pays, and guests who leave unhappy.
How Boomerang handles it
- A platform subscription sized to your venues and volume. The usual term is annual, and quarterly or custom plans are available.
- Guests pay for shipping at checkout, so the venue stops paying postage for lost items.
- Multiple revenue-share opportunities. Partners on average earn back upwards of 25% of their annual contract value every year.
- Groups can start with a few properties and add the rest later.
- We are open to discounts, different payment methods, and terms that match how your venues pay.
How partners handled it
A major sports complex, emerging from bankruptcy and cautious about new spending, digitized 2,600+ items and reunited hundreds of guests in its first year.
Read the sports complex storyMost partners prefer to stay anonymous, so stories use a venue descriptor. Every number is real. More results are on Impact.
Follow-up questions
Do you publish prices?
No. There is no public price list and no online checkout for the subscription. Book a demo and a person on our team scopes the venues and volume with you.
Can we pay quarterly?
Yes. Plans can be annual, quarterly, or custom.
How does revenue share work?
Boomerang offers multiple revenue-share opportunities. What fits depends on your venues and volume, so we walk through it on the quote call rather than publishing a rate card.
Can we start with one property?
Yes. Run every property from one account when you are ready, with separate locations, branding and reporting. Until then, start with the venues that feel the pain most.