Gacha and Prize Game Machine Supplier Guide

Jisun is a source-factory gacha and prize game machine supplier for B2B buyers seeking commercial cabinets, wholesale ordering, and OEM/ODM customization. We help distributors, arcade operators, and FEC owners compare capsule sizes, footprints, power requirements, and branding options before quotation, so each machine fits its venue, prize plan, and local electrical setup.

What should buyers expect from a gacha and prize game machine supplier?

Buyers should expect clear specifications, commercial construction, configuration support, and a quotation based on the actual order. In our factory, we first identify the intended venue, available floor space, prize format, electrical standard, and branding requirements. That process separates a practical purchase from a cabinet that merely looks suitable in a catalog. A gacha machine is a vending-style amusement machine that dispenses a prize inside a capsule after a paid play. A prize game machine is an amusement cabinet in which the player completes a physical or skill-based action for a chance to win a prize. Our gacha and prize game machine supplier range covers both formats for distributors, arcades, shopping malls, supermarkets, and family entertainment centers.

Which machine format fits your venue and prize plan?

The right format depends on traffic flow, ceiling clearance, player capacity, and the type of prize you intend to stock. For a compact capsule vending machine for arcade or retail placement, our upright gacha format uses a 45×74×180cm footprint and supports both 75mm and 100mm gacha balls. A one-player cabinet is better suited to a defined prize-game position, while a 160×165×232cm machine belongs in a planned attraction zone. Measure access doors and the final operating area before ordering. Freight planning matters too: cabinet dimensions and a 150kg machine weight affect unloading and floor placement, even when the final position looks spacious.

Machine format	Dimensions	Venue fit	Prize approach
Upright gacha machine	45×74×180cm	Malls, FECs, retail stores, supermarkets	75mm or 100mm capsule balls
One-player prize game	78×72×202cm	Shopping malls, arcades, FEC venues	Single-player prize operation
Large ball-toss prize machine	160×165×232cm	Prize zones in malls, arcade centers, and FECs	Large-format physical game attraction

How do capsule size and cabinet construction affect operation?

Capsule size controls what you can stock, while cabinet materials influence day-to-day durability and product visibility. Our Dream Star Gacha Machine supports 75mm and 100mm gacha balls, giving operators more flexibility when planning capsule prizes. Its metal and acrylic construction suits repeated commercial venue use without turning the cabinet into an oversized floor attraction. When buyers ask about gacha capsule machine wholesale, we recommend choosing the prize assortment before confirming the capsule format. Small changes in capsule diameter can change sourcing, loading, and perceived value. Operators should also tune prize cost per play before launch; an attractive capsule mix still needs a workable cost structure. Our gacha capsule machine wholesale guide explores that purchasing decision in more detail.

What electrical specifications should an importer confirm?

An importer should confirm rated power, voltage, frequency, and the destination electrical standard before approving production. Our upright gacha model has a 150W power rating with a 220V/50Hz electrical specification. The one-player prize cabinet is rated at 180W and supports 110–240V/60Hz, while the large-format multicolor cabinet is rated at 250W with a 110V–220V compatible voltage setup. These figures should appear in the buyer's specification review rather than being checked after delivery. A buyer searching for a gachapon machine supplier USA, for example, should compare the selected model's frequency and voltage with the installation site. Voltage range alone doesn't replace that check. We confirm the ordered control and electrical configuration during quotation and production planning.

Format	Power rating	Voltage and frequency
Upright gacha machine	150W	220V/50Hz
One-player prize game	180W	110–240V/60Hz
Large multicolor prize machine	250W	110V–220V compatible setup

Which commercial prize game machine suits a high-traffic arcade?

A high-traffic arcade should choose according to available floor space, sightlines, game style, and cabinet stability. Our Block Clash Prize Game Machine is a one-player prize game designed for shopping malls, arcades, and FEC venues. Its durable metal and glass cabinet measures 78×72×202cm, and the machine weighs 150kg for stable floor-standing operation. For a larger dedicated zone, the Legend Cannon Ball-Toss Prize Machine uses a high-visibility multicolor cabinet with a 160×165×232cm footprint. Its metal and plastic construction is intended for commercial venue use. Bigger gets attention, but it also changes freight, access, and placement requirements. Check the route from unloading point to final floor position before selecting it.

What can Jisun customize for OEM and ODM orders?

We can tailor visible branding and selected machine configurations to match a distributor, arcade chain, or venue concept. OEM means manufacturing a product with the buyer's branding or specified presentation. ODM means adapting an existing manufacturer-developed design through agreed design and configuration choices. For our upright gacha cabinets, options include cabinet color, branding, lighting style, and control configuration. The one-player cabinet supports OEM/ODM logo and brand customization, while the large prize machine offers options for branding, graphics, and configuration. In our factory, we ask buyers to settle artwork and configuration requirements before production approval. It keeps the visual package consistent across the order. If payment hardware is part of your project, specify the intended operating method early; control choices can affect the cabinet plan and shouldn't be left until the packing stage.

How should buyers compare price, MOQ, and wholesale terms?

Buyers should compare the complete commercial specification, not a headline unit price alone. Gacha machine wholesale pricing changes with the selected model, quantity, branding, lighting, control configuration, and electrical setup, so we provide a project quotation instead of publishing an unsupported price range. MOQ means minimum order quantity: the smallest quantity accepted for a particular production order. We confirm MOQ during quotation because a standard machine and a customized production run don't necessarily follow the same terms. Buyers evaluating a commercial prize game machine for sale should send the destination market, model, quantity, customization list, and venue type. Those details let us prepare a useful quote and clarify packing or freight requirements without guessing.

Purchase item	How it is confirmed	What the buyer should provide
Price range	Factory quotation based on the selected specification	Model, quantity, destination, and configuration
MOQ	Confirmed for the specific standard or OEM/ODM order	Required quantity and customization scope
Lead time	Confirmed in the project quotation	Order schedule and artwork readiness
Freight planning	Reviewed against cabinet dimensions and destination	Delivery location and site-access information

Planning a new capsule or prize-game installation? Contact Jisun and request a factory quote with your model, quantity, destination, and OEM/ODM requirements.