A 47-inch leaning witch broom that sways on its own and cackles softly. No plug. No app. Just lean it somewhere and let it do the work.
You set Broomy down against a wall, walk away, and forget about it. Then your guest walks past, glances over, and freezes because the broom just shifted. Then it lets out a low cackle. Then they turn to you, half-laughing, half-nervous, and ask where you got it.
That is the whole point. Broomy is not a light-up pumpkin. It is not a costume prop. It is the piece that makes the entryway feel a little haunted. The one guests remember. The one kids come back to trick or treat twice because they want to see it happen again.
Set it down. Flip the switch. Let it do the rest.
Every part of Broomy is built to sell the illusion the second someone walks in.
A hidden motorized base gently sways and drifts the broom so it looks like it just moved when you were not watching.
Built-in spooky ambient sounds and low witch cackles play at random so the effect never feels scripted.
Runs on 4 AA batteries. Put it in the front window, the kitchen corner, or the porch. Nothing to hide.
A weathered raffia-style broom head and textured plastic handle that reads as an actual witch's broom from ten feet away.
Turn it on, set it down, and it starts to drift. The base is hidden underneath the raffia so the motion looks like the broom is doing it on its own. No wire showing. No obvious tell.
Standing height that reads as an authentic full-size witch broom, not a toy.
Weathered wood-look finish that hides the mechanism and holds up outdoors under a covered porch.
Full, natural-looking bristles that conceal the motorized base and sell the illusion up close.
Simple on-off switch in the base. No cord to route, no plug to hide, no app to set up.
Broomy works anywhere it looks like a broom would naturally be forgotten.
Passers-by and trick or treaters see the shift from the porch. Perfect ambient scare.
Guests step in, hang their jacket, then catch the movement out of the corner of an eye.
Lean it against the island for a Halloween dinner. The cackle lands right when someone reaches for the pumpkin pie.
Put it by my front window and it gets a reaction from everyone who comes over. Sways on its own, makes the sounds, and my kids lose it. Two minutes to set up. Already grabbing a second for the porch. Alexis S. - I decorated mine and love it: Added a little bow and some ribbon to mine and now it's the cutest thing in my house. Works great right out of the box, but it's fun that you can make it your own. Everyone who visits wants to know where I got it.
Added a little bow and some ribbon to mine and now it's the cutest thing in my house. Works great right out of the box, but it's fun that you can make it your own. Everyone who visits wants to know where I got it.
Broomy leans in the front porch corner and does its thing all evening. The cackle plays every couple of minutes and trick or treaters actually stop to watch. Setup was flipping the base switch and walking away.
No plug at all. Broomy runs on 4 AA batteries with a simple on-off switch on the base. Lean it anywhere with no cord in sight.
47 inches tall from the floor to the top of the handle, which is roughly a standard full-size broom. Big enough to read as authentic from across the room.
One Broomy Floating Witch Broom with the raffia-style head, textured plastic handle, and motorized base with speaker. Batteries are not included so you can drop in fresh ones.
Broomy is designed for indoor decor and covered outdoor use like a front porch or entryway. Keep it out of direct rain and standing water so the base and speaker stay dry.
The cackles and ambient effects play at a natural room-fill volume. Loud enough for guests to hear as they walk past, not so loud that it startles a whole street.
Orders placed today go out with tracked delivery and typically arrive well before Halloween. Shipping updates and tracking come by email.
Set it down, flip the switch, and let Broomy do the rest. Every guest walks past, then stops and turns around.
