Trivia night that runs itself — on the TV you already own.
LLUMIVIA is a plug-in appliance that turns any bar TV into an always-on, host-free trivia night. Guests scan a QR code and compete from their phones — no app, no host, no laptop, no staff effort. You just sell more drinks.
From $74.99/mo · $199 box, yours to keep · 30 days free · no contract
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The math
Trivia night fills bars. The host fee is what kills it.
A hosted trivia company charges $150–500 per night — $650 to $2,000 a month for one weekly show. LLUMIVIA runs that night for about $17, and every other night of the week is included.
How it works
From box to first game in one minute
Plug it in
HDMI and power into any TV. The box arrives already bound to your venue — your name on screen from the very first boot. No installer, no laptop, no setup wizard.
Guests scan the QR
The join code lives on screen at all times, so anyone can jump in mid-game. Phones become the controllers — teams form at the table and the whole bar competes on one leaderboard.
It plays forever
Shows start themselves and roll straight into the next one, all night. Power cut? Internet down? It recovers to playing trivia — never to an error screen. Scheduled flagship nights are on the roadmap for launch venues.
Built for bars
Everything a great trivia night needs. Nothing you have to manage.
Questions that never repeat
Every question shown at your bar is tracked on the box and never comes back until the whole pool has played through. A weekly This Week round adds fresh topical questions, and anything live play proves broken retires itself.
Auto-host with real showmanship
Timed reveals, early reveals the moment every table has locked in, leaderboards between rounds and a podium finale — pacing that keeps the room moving, and it never calls in sick on a Tuesday.
Leagues that build regulars
Season standings per venue turn one-time players into every-week teams: points for showing up, more for the podium, and the season top five on every finale screen.
Wagers, speed rounds, picture rounds
Double-or-nothing rounds and point-wager finales (points, never money), fastest-finger bonuses, and image rounds — the formats that keep good trivia nights electric.
Proof it's working
Shows played, average teams a night, how many teams come back, and your best night — the Pulse tab in the staff console tells you whether trivia night is actually pulling people in.
Your promos between rounds
Your house promos — happy-hour specials, upcoming events — rotate on the TV during the show and on players' phones between questions. On Pro, add your sponsors' ads too, scheduled by day and time, and keep the revenue.
Pricing
Less than one hosted night. Every month. Every mode.
$199 for the box — yours to keep. 30 days free from the night trivia goes live, then month-to-month. Cancel anytime.
Core
$74.99/mo
≈ $17 per trivia night
- Plug-in box, yours to keep
- Shows that start themselves, every night
- 24/7 ambient trivia mode
- Thousands of questions on the box + a weekly topical round
- Staff console: theme, difficulty, special round, prize, promos
- Per-venue season standings
- Printable table poster with your QR
- Your house promos between rounds
Pro
$124.99/mo
Bingo nights, and sponsors who pay you
- Everything in Core
- Music bingo night mode
- Sponsor ads between rounds — you keep the revenue
- Priority support
- Coming in later updates
- Marketing kit: table tents and social images with your QR
- Attendance trends, week over week
- Email reminders your regulars opt into
Compare that to $199–299/mo with a 6-month lock-in elsewhere, or $150–500 per night for a hosted trivia company. See the full comparison →
FAQ
Questions bar owners ask us
Do I need a trivia host or any staff to run it?
No. LLUMIVIA is fully autonomous — the auto-host runs the whole show with timed reveals, early reveals once every table has locked in, leaderboards and a podium. Staff can start, restart or restyle the show from a phone if they ever want to, but nothing requires them to touch it.
How do my guests play?
They scan the QR code on your TV with their phone camera, name their team, and start answering — under 15 seconds, no app download, no account. One phone answers for the table, and the whole bar competes on one live leaderboard.
What equipment do I need?
Just a TV with an HDMI port and power. The box is bound to your venue before it ships — plug in HDMI and power and it boots straight into trivia in under a minute. Ethernet or your WiFi keeps content fresh, and the whole question bank lives on the box, so it keeps playing even when your internet doesn't.
Can it show on more than one TV?
Yes — run an HDMI splitter (about $20) from the box and every TV shows the same game, with the same QR code to join. One box covers the whole bar.
Will questions repeat for my regulars?
No — every question shown at your bar is tracked on the box and never comes back until the whole pool has been played. Thousands of questions ship on the box, a weekly This Week round adds fresh topical ones, and questions that live play proves broken retire themselves.
What does it cost, and is there a contract?
Plans start at $74.99/mo, month-to-month, plus $199 once for the box — it's yours to keep. Your first 30 days are free, counted from the night trivia goes live at your bar, so you can prove it works on your own floor before the first monthly charge. No 6-month commitments like the legacy players: cancel anytime from your owner page with Manage billing.
That works out to about $17 per trivia night. A hosted trivia company typically charges $150–500 for a single night.
What about prizes and gambling rules?
All game mechanics are points-only — wagers and finales bet points, never money, and LLUMIVIA never charges players. Prizes are yours to offer and run (a gift card, a bar tab): keep games free to enter, with no purchase or cover required, and follow your state's contest rules. See our terms.
Talk to us
Be the bar everyone's at on a Tuesday.
Ready now? Pick a plan and start today. Got questions first? Tell us about your bar and we'll reach out.