Mobile Gem Mining Template

Wes F. shared this idea 6 months ago
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I would love to see a Mobile Gem Mining Template.


Just throwing this out there, since many new templates are being added: Foam, Mini Golf, Christmas Lights, Game Truck, etc.

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Hi Wes,

Can you tell me a little more about Mobile Gem Mining? We're considering developing a template for it, but we have very little information about the idea.

Any details would be helpful.

Thanks,

Shane

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Hi Shane,

Happy to help, and glad to hear a Mobile Gem Mining template might be in the works — we'd absolutely use it.

Quick rundown of how it works: guests receive a bag of "paydirt" (sand and gravel pre-loaded with real gemstones) and pour it into a mining sluice, which is basically a water trough with a screened bottom. They rinse the dirt away and keep whatever gems they uncover. It's a big hit at birthday parties, school and church events, corporate events, town festivals, and public fairs — but the way we price it varies by setting.

The way I picture the template, it's really geared toward the package-based bookings — birthday parties, school events, church events, corporate events, and town events. That's where a website would drive most of our traffic. These run as an all-inclusive flat rate with no per-bag pricing to the guests:

  • Birthday parties — we bundle the full mining sluice setup plus a set number of bags into one all-inclusive price.
  • School / church / corporate / town events — they tell us how many kids or adults, we give them a single quote covering the setup, the bags for that headcount, and our attendants, then we come out and run it. The customer pays one price and we handle the rest.

So the ideal template would let us build packages and generate a quote based on what the event needs.

We also do a festival / public event mode — per-bag retail, where we set up and sell bags directly to attendees, priced by size. Here the bags are consumable inventory: we buy by the case, sell by the bag, and ideally track bags sold vs. on hand per event.

I've attached a few photos so you can see the setup, and you can check us out here to see it in action:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GemRushNC/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gemrushnc

Happy to answer anything else that'd help you build it out.


Thanks,

Wes

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