Turn an $18 Gallon of Glue Into
the Slime Bar Parents Pay $350 For

No. This is a digital kit: the guide, the printables and the calculator app are in your members area the moment you pay. Nothing is shipped, so there's no waiting and no shipping cost. You buy your glue, foam and cups at any craft or big-box store.

Yes. The guide starts with one recipe, the Fluffy Basic, with exact amounts and a photo of every step. The Texture Method shows you how to fix slime that turns sticky, runny or hard, so you can make a batch you'd be proud to hand a kid.

You can find recipes. A recipe still doesn't tell you how to set up a station for 12 kids, what a cup really costs you, what to quote for a party, what parents ask before they book or what to put on your price sign at a fair. That part is already done for you, in one step-by-step path.

No. Slime is a craft, never a food. The ice cream shop is only the theme. The guide shows you how to keep the slime station away from food and drinks and how to tell parents and kids, clearly, that nothing at the Slime Bar is edible.

Slime is a craft, not a toy for little ones, and kids should always use it with an adult watching. The guide has a whole section on age, ingredient handling, hygiene, small toppings, skin sensitivity and labels, plus the testing and labeling questions to check before you sell slime as a product. It doesn't replace your own compliance checks, and we don't call any slime “non-toxic” or “100% safe”.

We can't promise any earnings. What we can show you is what the market already pays: the 18 US slime party businesses we looked at charge between $180 and $650 a party, with a median around $350. Their prices include their time, travel and setup. The calculator helps you work out your own costs and quotes. Your results depend on your time, prices, costs and area.

Parents planning a birthday party at home, schools and PTAs, scout troops, camps, libraries, churches and community events. Parents aren't only paying for slime: they're paying for an activity, a host and one less mess to organize, and every kid takes home a cup that doubles as the party favor.

You start with people who already know you: school parents, neighbors, your church, local Facebook groups. The Booking Kit gives you the posts, the messages and a 30-day plan. Then your practice photos and a clear price do the rest.

The kit is $27. For your first practice Slime Bar, plan about $40 in glue, shaving foam, activator, cups and toppings. A gallon of white school glue costs about $18 and goes a long way. No cart, no trailer and no storefront.

Rules for small businesses, events and products for kids vary by state and city, and many venues ask for proof of insurance. The guide includes a checklist of what to look up and what to ask a local insurance agent before your first paid party. It's not legal advice.

Your first batch takes about 15 minutes. A Slime Bar runs in about 90 minutes, and you make the slime the night before. You choose which weekends you work and how many parties you take.

It runs in your phone's browser, nothing to install and no account. Enter what you paid for each material and how many cups a batch makes. It shows the cost of each cup, your price at the margin you choose and a quote for a party of any size.

No. You can run as many Slime Bars and sell as much slime as you want, but the guide, the app and the printable files are for you. Sharing or reselling them isn't allowed.

Yes. Checkout is secure, everything arrives in your members area the moment you pay, and you're covered for 7 days.

Your purchase is covered for 7 days. Make your first batch, set up your first station, and if it isn't for you, send us one email and we'll refund you in full.