// For shooting ranges
Waivers built for ranges, not gyms.
Generic waiver platforms treat a firing range like a yoga studio. Range Waiver ships with the 4 Rules of Firearm Safety, NICS-style prohibited-person attestations, and per-visit re-attestation baked in, not bolted on.
Firearm-native blocks
The Four Rules of Safety, an intoxication attestation, a range-rules acknowledgment, ATF Form 4473-style prohibited-person questions, an age gate, and guardian-for-minor, all built in. None of this is a custom field you build yourself.
Fast return visits
You control how often a full re-confirmation is required. The kiosk looks the customer up by name or phone and only asks what's needed for that visit.
Tablet kiosk
Turn a tablet into a check-in station. Customers self-serve. Auto-resets between customers. A staff PIN gates the way back out.
Audit packets that hold up
Every signed waiver gets a PDF audit packet: the template snapshot, the signer's answers, the signature, and a certificate hash anyone can check at /verify.
QR, link, or embed
Print a QR poster for the counter, text a link, or drop the embed widget on your own site (Growth+). Customers sign on their phone before they walk in.
Honest pricing
$19 to $149 per month, real overage that prevents lockout, no surprise fees.
// Why ranges
What makes a range different from a yoga studio
- Liability is different. A negligent discharge can kill someone. Your waiver has to demonstrate the customer was informed about the 4 Rules and acknowledged them in writing.
- Regulatory overlay is different. ATF prohibited-person categories, state-specific minimum age, and pregnancy disclosure laws (lead exposure) all need to be on the waiver in some states.
- Re-confirming is the norm. Most ranges want members to re-acknowledge safety every visit, not just once a year. Our kiosk check-in handles that in seconds, not a full re-sign.