Ran the numbers on why most karaoke nights die before they start: one person always ends up eating the bill for a room that fits 8, so groups shrink to 2, the room feels empty, and nobody comes back.

The fix we're testing at Neon Note is dead simple — price the room per person, not per room. $5/head, 4-person minimum. A group of 4 pays $20 total, a group of 8 pays $40 split eight ways, and nobody's the guy who fronted $60 for a Tuesday night.

It also flips the math for us as the operator — bigger groups aren't a discount, they're literally more revenue per room per hour, so we're incentivized to pack the room instead of turning people away.

If you're a college crew tired of bar karaoke where you get 2 songs in 3 hours, this is built for you. Book a room, bring as many people as fit, split it evenly, sing as much as you want.