Floor Is Lava Experience Business Plan

Executive Summary

This business plan outlines the opportunity to create a "Floor is Lava" entertainment experience inspired by Netflix’s hit show. The concept starts small, leveraging at-home setups for families and friends, and scales into a dedicated retail or commercial space offering unique, safe, and fun activities for families. The business capitalizes on parents’ constant search for affordable and creative activities for their children.

Projected Revenue: Start with a home-based model earning $1,000/month; scale to $150,000 annually with a commercial space in Year 2.

Market Opportunity

Industry Insights

Competitive Landscape

Startup Costs

Expense

Estimated Cost

At-Home Setup (Mats, Props)

$500

Marketing Materials

$200

Liability Insurance

$1,000/year

Website & Social Media Ads

$300

Initial Commercial Rent (Optional, Year 2)

$2,000/month

Total Initial Cost: $2,000 (home-based model)

Revenue Model

Pricing

Revenue Projections

Marketing Strategy

1. Social Media

2. Partnerships

3. Cold Email Outreach

4. Local Promotions

Operational Plan

At-Home Model

Commercial Model

Scraping Guide

Tools

Process

  1. Search Keywords:
    • “Family activities in [City].”
    • “Best kids’ birthday venues near me.”
  2. Lead Generation: Build a spreadsheet of potential customers and local partners.
  3. Email Outreach: Use cold email templates to pitch birthday parties or exclusive family events.

Financial Projections

Metric

Year 1 (At-Home)

Year 2 (Commercial)

Total Revenue

$17,000

$150,000

Operating Costs

$2,000

$45,000

Net Profit

$15,000

$105,000

Conclusion

The "Floor is Lava" business is a creative, high-margin opportunity with minimal startup costs. Starting at home allows for proof of concept with low risk, while scaling to a commercial space can unlock substantial income. With clever marketing, partnerships, and exceptional customer experiences, this concept has the potential to dominate the family entertainment niche.