FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What Bowling Data measures, covers and costs.
What is Bowling Data?
The first market intelligence platform for bowling centers. It observes inferred booking signals in public data for every bookable timeslot at public centers and turns them into sell-through and revenue, each with a range.
What does Bowling Data sell?
Five products: revenue forecasting, utilization forecasting, feasibility analysis, market research and bespoke research (products).
How is utilization measured?
From inferred booking signals observed in public data; utilization (sell-through) is the share of offered capacity booked by each slot’s start (methodology).
How is revenue estimated?
Measured units sold times each venue’s posted prices, packages and memberships, as P10 / P50 / P90 with an A–D grade.
How accurate are the figures?
Every estimate states its range and grade, and unobserved slots stay unknown, never zero. Operators who share actuals can calibrate revenue in a bespoke engagement.
Which venues and markets are covered?
Public centers across US markets, from boutique bowling lounges and family entertainment centers to classic 40-lane houses; Dallas-Fort Worth, TX is the deepest market. Bespoke research adds any center that sells online.
Where does the data come from?
Public data: inferred booking signals and each venue’s published prices, with no logins and no private accounts.
How current is it?
Pro sees each day once it ends, Investor within the hour; Free opens one fixed day, Thursday, November 5, 2026.
What does it cost?
Free costs nothing; Pro is $200 a month or $1,800 a year; Investor is an annual agreement, contact us. Research is quoted per project (pricing).
Can AI agents use and cite Bowling Data?
Yes. Start at llms.txt; every page has a Markdown twin, and the example day is CC BY 4.0, credited “Bowling Data (bowlingdata.co)”.