Frequently Asked
Questions

In order to provide a quote, we typically like to have a short discussion to learn more about your project and objectives. Most of our projects include some level of customization to meet design and operational requirements. We would want to know your game details such as the game matrix (number of balls to be mixed and to be drawn), frequency of use, venue, broadcast requirements, and any branding or certification needs.

Prices vary significantly based on the model, technology features, and customization. Lottery machines can range from USD $5,000 up to $80,000 or more. We also design and produce custom draw equipment and live games. We often have used equipment in stock which can significantly reduce the cost — a great starting point before upgrading to new equipment.

Our standard turnaround time is typically 12 weeks from order confirmation. Depending on the project scope, model selected, and current production schedule, we can often shorten the production time. Contact our sales team to discuss your timeline requirements.

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is an optional system that can be added to almost any draw system. RFID is used to read ball values and other draw data, and transfer that information to client software — enabling automated result capture, audit trails, and integration with lottery management platforms.

Yes — you can control the lottery machine with your own software. Over half of our clients operate the equipment with their own gaming platform. We provide full API documentation and hardware interface specifications to ensure seamless integration.

Yes. The Origin Digital Draw System is in use in 32 states in the USA and several foreign countries. It can be delivered as an air-gapped workstation for maximum security, or as a connected RNG system that receives a trigger from your gaming platform — giving you certified, verifiable randomness for online lottery and iGaming productions.

Yes, we typically have a selection of lottery machines available for rental. Lottery machines are commonly rented for fundraisers, promotions, advertising campaigns, and film production. Due to shipping costs and logistics, rentals are currently limited to the continental United States.

Lottery machine lifespan depends on the frequency of use and how regularly the equipment is maintained. Many Smartplay lottery machines are still in active operation after 20+ years of service. We also manufacture lottery draw machines designed specifically for high-frequency use — capable of conducting hundreds of draws per day without degradation in performance.

Yes. A number of our lottery machines are designed specifically for continuous play environments. Many clients run lottery machines continuously, drawing every few minutes — thousands of draws per week. Our high-frequency models are engineered with reinforced components and precision tolerances to maintain consistent performance under sustained operation.