Revenue share
You receive an agreed percentage of gross sales. The rate depends on footfall and how many machines you take, and it is written into the agreement rather than left vague.
For property managers
No cost, no work, and a cheque every month
You are being asked to give up about four square feet of lobby. It is fair to want to know exactly what you are agreeing to, so here is all of it.
Request a machine
The commercial terms
Monthly statement
A statement each month showing units sold and the amount due, so you can see the machine is being used rather than taking your word for it.
No cost, at all
No purchase, no lease, no installation charge, no service charge. The machine is our asset and our responsibility.
Thirty days notice
Either side can end it with thirty days notice. We remove the machine and make good the space at our cost.
Insurance before install
Commercial general liability, with a certificate naming the property as additional insured, sent to you before we deliver anything.
Electricity
The machine runs on a standard outlet and uses roughly the same power as a domestic fridge. Some buildings absorb it, others net it off the revenue share. Your call.
What we need from you
Very little, and none of it ongoing.
- Floor space
About 40 inches wide by 32 deep, against a wall, ideally where people already walk past. - A standard outlet
120V, within reach. No new circuits and no electrician. - Access for restocking
Normal building access during business hours, the same as any delivery. - A signature
A short placement agreement. Two pages, not twenty.
Not sure your building has the footfall?
Tell us the number of units and where you would put it. If it is not worth doing we will say so rather than install a machine that sits there.