A business license for our printable escape room games
More than 21,000 people have played our games by now, and a business license lets you run them for your customers. One license covers one game in one language, at every location your business has or opens later, with unlimited prints, forever. You pay $200 once, at the same checkout you'd use for any of our games.
$200
What the license allows
- You can use the game in your own business and charge your customers to play.
- You can run the game for your clients and at events.
- You can print as many copies as you need, and your players can keep the one they played with.
- The license never expires and covers all of your locations, including ones you open later.
- You can advertise the game using its name and cover image, and credit Escape Room Geeks as its publisher.
What it doesn't allow
- You can't sell the game, or hand out the files or extra printed copies.
- You can't publish the game itself anywhere, whether online or on paper.
- You can't present the game as your own work.
Who it's for
- You run an escape room venue or a pop-up escape experience.
- You run an event or party company.
- You run a kids' playroom or play center.
- You run a café or a board-game café.
- Your company runs team events for clients.
Who doesn't need it
- If you're playing at home with your family, a normal purchase is all you need.
- If you teach or run programs at a school or library, a normal purchase already covers your classes and programs.
- If your company runs a team event for its own staff, a normal purchase is enough.
Pick the game you want to run
Project Dino
Escape From The Wizards Workshop
Wooka Booka Island
Escape from Jigsaw Island
Houdini’s Secret Room Kit
Professor Swen’s Lab
Aria and the Secret of Light
Circus Medrano
Project Frankenstein
Silver Screen Sleuths
The Gilded Carcanet – Trilogy
Before you buy
Do I need a business license?
You do if your business charges customers to play one of our games, or runs it for clients or at events. A license is $200 for everyone, even if you already own the game, and no discounts or discount codes apply. A company running a game for its own staff doesn't need a license, and neither do families, teachers, schools or libraries.
We have several locations. Do we need a license for each?
No. One license covers one game at every location your business has, including ones you open later. A franchisee doesn't count as one of your locations: it's a separate business and buys its own license. If you run three of our games, you need three licenses, though The Gilded Carcanet trilogy counts as one game.
What's on the license certificate?
The certificate shows the business name you enter at checkout, the game and its language, your license number and the date it was issued, plus what the license allows and what it doesn't. Certificates are issued in English. You can print your certificate or save it as a PDF from your account, and your receipt email links to it.
Which language does the license cover?
Each license covers one game in one language. You choose the language when you buy, and you get the game's files in that language. To run the same game in a second language, you need a second license, at $200. If you own that game in only one language and haven't changed its language before, you can change it once from your account. The new language has to be one we publish the game in. When the language changes, the license moves with it, and the certificate names the new language.