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Arcade claw machines for sale: compare prices
| Machine | Price | Size (W × D × H) | Weight | Players | Payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toy Star Mini | £2,460 | 30 × 47 × 170 cm | 39–44 kg | 1 | Coin selector |
| Fun Claw | £2,605 | 60 × 75 × 178 cm | Approx. 100 kg | Ask us | J-616 coin acceptor |
| Toy Star Small | £2,720 | 59 × 72 × 171 cm | 64–70 kg | 1 | Coin selector |
| Candy House | £2,810 | 87 × 79 × 202 cm | Approx. 104 kg | 1 | Mechanical coin selector |
| Good Show | £2,870 | 79 × 70 × 190 cm | Approx. 95 kg | 1 | J-616 coin acceptor |
| Toy Star Mini 4 Player | £2,915 | 75 × 63 cm, 171–185 cm tall | Approx. 124 kg | 4 | Coin selector |
| Pink Love | £2,985 | 92 × 81 × 191 cm | Approx. 80 kg | Ask us | J-616 coin and banknote acceptor |
| Super Clip | £3,225 | 80 × 96 × 200 cm | Approx. 124 kg | 1 | J-616 coin acceptor |
| Trend Star 4 Player | £3,285 | 70 × 56 × 174 cm | Ask us | 4 | J-616 coin acceptor |
| Treasure Box | £3,440 | 80 × 51 × 143.5 cm | Approx. 105 kg | Ask us | Ask us |
| Pink Date | £3,595 | 80 × 93 × 221 cm | 144–190 kg | 1 | Ask us |
| Space Drop | £3,750 | 86 × 81 × 192 cm | Approx. 125 kg | 1 | J-616 coin and banknote acceptor |
| Tri-Grab | £5,450 | 115 × 97 × 229 cm | Approx. 330 kg | 1 (three claws) | Ask us |
All figures are taken from WIK's specifications on each product page. Where a figure isn't published yet, ask us and we'll confirm it before you order.
Crane machines and prize games: claw, clip or cut the string?
Everything in this collection is a skill-and-prize machine, but they play differently.
Claw cranes are the classic grabber: steer the claw with a joystick, drop it and try to lift a prize into the chute. That covers the Toy Star Mini, Toy Star Small, Fun Claw, Candy House, Good Show, Pink Love, the four-player Toy Star Mini 4 Player and Trend Star, and the three-claw Tri-Grab.
Prize games use a different challenge. The Super Clip, Treasure Box and Space Drop use clip mechanisms, and the Pink Date asks players to cut the string holding the prize. They give a line-up of claw machines some variety.
Mini and full size claw machines: will it fit?
Check three things: the doorways on the way in, the ceiling height and the floor. Eight of these machines are 79cm wide or more, and the Tri-Grab is 115cm wide, 229cm tall and around 330kg, so it needs a solid floor and plenty of headroom.
If space is tight, the Toy Star Mini is only 30cm wide and 47cm deep, with a narrow prize area that suits small plush toys. The Toy Star Small and Fun Claw are around 60cm wide. Some machines arrive in a smaller packed size, which is listed on the product page where WIK publishes it. If anything is close, send us your measurements before you order.
Setting a claw machine's payout
Most operators want control over how often a machine pays out, so they can balance prize cost against takings. On these machines, that control is set in different ways:
- Adjustable claw strength: Toy Star Mini, Toy Star Small, Toy Star Mini 4 Player, Candy House and Good Show
- Adjustable difficulty for each clip section: Super Clip
- Claw size and prize value for each of three sections: Tri-Grab
For the other machines, ask us which settings are available before you order.
Claw machine prizes and the rules
Because these machines give out prizes, how they're set up matters. The Gambling Commission's guidance on prize machines (last updated 31 October 2024) explains that a prize machine can count as a gaming machine if chance plays an appreciable part in the result, and that payout settings (which it calls compensation) can affect that. It says it's more likely to question machines offering prizes above £50, the limit set by the industry trade body, and that a machine where the advertised prizes can't all be won may be treated as a fraud.
Speak to your local licensing authority before you install a prize machine, and keep your prizes and settings within the guidance.
Claw machine FAQs
Can I have a claw machine at home?
You can, but these are commercial machines built for daily public play, with commercial prices to match. If you want a claw machine for a child's bedroom or a party, a toy claw machine will cost a fraction of these and may suit you better. If you do want a full-size machine at home, the Toy Star Mini is the easiest to fit in.
How do you win a claw machine?
Line the claw up from the front, then check it from the side before you drop it, and go for prizes sitting loose near the top rather than packed in tightly. Beyond that, the operator sets how strong the claw is and how often it pays out, which is how a venue balances prize costs. That's different from a machine that can't be won: the Gambling Commission's guidance says a machine where the advertised prizes can't all be won may be treated as a fraud.
Do you sell four-player claw machines?
Yes, the Toy Star Mini 4 Player and the Trend Star 4 Player.
Do these machines take card payments?
The product pages list coin selectors or coin acceptors, and the Pink Love and Space Drop also take banknotes. If you need a card reader, ask us before you order.
What delivery and warranty do I get?
Delivery terms are shown on each product page. WIK doesn't publish warranty or power details for every machine yet, so where a product page says TBC, ask us and we'll confirm before you order.
Questions before you order?
Before you buy a claw machine, tell us about your venue, the space you have and the prizes you plan to use, and we'll help you pick the right machine. Call +44 20 4634 5476, WhatsApp +44 7348 956 222, or email support@premiumpooltables.co.uk. You can also browse our ticket and prize arcade games or go back to all arcade machines.