Cold drinks
Water, sparkling water, pop, iced tea, energy drinks and juice. Water and energy drinks are usually the top two sellers in residential buildings.
What goes in the machine
The mix is agreed with you, not imposed. Most buildings run a standard selection, and plenty ask for a healthier line up once they see what residents actually buy.
Talk about the mix
Snacks
Chips, chocolate, cookies, candy and gum. The familiar brands people look for rather than anything obscure.
Better for you
Protein bars, nuts, trail mix, baked crisps and low sugar drinks. Popular in buildings with a gym, and increasingly requested generally.
Late night essentials
The small things people run out of and do not want to drive for. Worth discussing if your building has no shop nearby.
Seasonal changes
Cold drinks weighted heavier in summer, hot chocolate and soup added in winter where the machine supports it.
Allergen information
Full ingredient and allergen details on request, which some condo boards ask for before approving.
Paying for it
Every machine takes tap, chip and cash. Most people pay contactless now, which matters more than it sounds.
- Higher average sale
People buy two things when they are not counting coins. - Fewer service calls
Coin jams are the most common fault on older machines, and cashless avoids most of them. - Cleaner refunds
A card refund is processed by us directly. Nobody knocks on the property office door.
Want a machine in your building?
Tell us the building type and roughly how many people pass through. We will tell you honestly whether it is a good fit, and if it is not we will say so.