Serving businesses across California
A fully stocked vending machine for your business. At no cost to you.
We own the machine, buy the inventory, handle every restock and repair, and carry the risk. You provide the floor space and an outlet. If your location has the traffic, that is the whole arrangement.
- No purchase, no lease, no deposit, no monthly fee
- Card, tap, and mobile wallet on every machine
- Product mix built around your people, not a stock planogram
- Removed free of charge if it is not working out
For business owners and property managers. If you are looking to buy machines and start your own route, this is not that service.
$0
Cost to your business
7-14 days
Typical install timeline
100%
Stocking and repairs on us
13 counties
Served across California
Why businesses put a machine in
It is rarely about the machine. It is about people staying on site, tenants having something at 11pm, and one fewer thing on the facilities list.
Your team stops leaving the building
A fifteen-minute snack run becomes a thirty-second walk. Facilities and HR teams notice the difference in break cycles first.
An amenity that costs the budget nothing
Break room and lobby quality shows up in employee surveys, tenant renewals, and tours. This is the cheapest way to improve it, because it is free.
Zero operational load
No stocking, no cash handling, no repair calls, no vendor to chase. Remote monitoring tells us what is low before anyone complains.
Coverage on off hours
Second shift, weekend crews, and after-hours tenants get access when everything nearby is closed. That is often the entire reason a location calls us.
Modern payment, no cash headaches
Card, tap, and mobile wallet standard. No coin jams, no petty cash, no one at your front desk asking for change.
Commission where volume supports it
Higher-traffic locations can earn a percentage of gross sales. We quote it from projected volume rather than promising a number we cannot hit.
How placement works
Four steps, usually inside two weeks, with no cost or commitment until you sign a short placement agreement.
Tell us about your location
Venue type, how many people are on site, and your hours. It takes under a minute and gives us everything we need for a yes or no.
Quick site walk
We look at placement, power, and access. Usually fifteen minutes, and it decides the machine configuration.
Agreement and product selection
You review a short placement agreement and we build the product mix with you, including any dietary or policy requirements.
Delivered, stocked, live
We deliver, install, and stock. The machine works the day it arrives, and we handle every restock and repair after that.
Locations we place machines in
Every venue type has different traffic patterns, product mixes, and access requirements. Pick yours to see the specifics.
Office Buildings
40+ employees on site
Apartment Complexes
100+ units, or a busy clubhouse
Warehouses & Distribution Centers
50+ workers across shifts
Manufacturing Plants
50+ employees on site
Gyms & Fitness Centers
150+ daily check-ins
Hospitals & Medical Offices
Steady patient and staff volume
Schools & Universities
Steady student and staff population
Hotels
80+ rooms, or steady occupancy
Auto Dealerships
Steady service-lane volume
Senior Living Communities
Residents, staff, and visiting families
Car Washes
150+ cars per day
Government Buildings
Steady staff and public visitor volume
Laundromats
Steady daily customer flow
Churches & Community Centers
Regular weekly attendance and events
Retail Centers
Steady shopper and tenant employee traffic
Where we operate in California
Route coverage across thirteen counties, with same-week site walks in most metro areas.
Los Angeles County
The densest concentration of offices, studios, warehouses, and multifamily property in the state. Placement demand here spans everything from Downtown high-rises to Valley distribution centers.
Orange County
A deep base of corporate campuses, medical groups, and business parks, with dense apartment communities and a heavy service economy along the coast.
San Diego County
Biotech and defense employers, a large military-adjacent workforce, and steady hospitality traffic make this one of the strongest placement markets in Southern California.
Riverside County
The Inland Empire's logistics corridor. Distribution centers running multiple shifts are the most common placements here, alongside fast-growing residential communities.
San Bernardino County
Massive warehouse and fulfillment footprint along the I-10 and I-15 corridors, with round-the-clock shift work that makes on-site vending close to essential.
Sacramento County
State government offices, health systems, and a growing tech and logistics base. Public buildings and medical campuses are especially strong fits.
Ventura County
Manufacturing, agriculture operations, and corporate offices spread across a set of mid-size cities with limited nearby retail, which makes on-site options matter more.
Kern County
Energy, agriculture, and distribution employers with large shift-based workforces, often in locations where nothing is open nearby after hours.
Santa Barbara County
Hospitality, education, and technology employers along the coast, with agricultural and manufacturing operations inland around Santa Maria and Lompoc.
San Francisco County
Dense office towers, hotels, and hospital campuses in a seven-by-seven footprint, where a machine on the floor beats sending staff down an elevator and around the block.
Alameda County
Port logistics, biotech, and civic employers from Oakland through Fremont, with heavy shift work along the 880 industrial corridor.
Santa Clara County
Silicon Valley corporate campuses, contract manufacturing, and medical groups, plus a large multifamily base around every major employer.
Fresno County
Agriculture, food processing, healthcare, and distribution employers across the Central Valley, often in locations with nothing open nearby before or after a shift.
Straight answers before you commit
The questions business owners actually ask, answered without a sales call attached.
Does a free vending machine really cost nothing?
A straight answer on what free vending machine placement actually costs a business owner, what the vending company gets out of it, and where the fine print usually hides.
RequirementsHow much foot traffic do I need to qualify for a vending machine?
Real qualification thresholds by venue type: employee counts, daily visitors, and unit counts that vending operators actually look for before placing a machine at no cost.
ProcessWho stocks, services, and repairs the machine?
What a vending operator is responsible for after placement: restocking schedules, repair response, cleaning, refunds, and exactly what your staff has to do (almost nothing).
Costs & termsDo I get a share of the vending machine revenue?
How vending commission and revenue share actually work for property and business owners, typical percentages, when you qualify, and why a commission is not always the better deal.
RequirementsWhat are the electrical and space requirements?
Power draw, outlet requirements, circuit considerations, floor space, clearance, and floor loading for placing a vending machine in a commercial building.
ComplianceADA requirements for vending machine placement
What the ADA Standards for Accessible Design require for vending machine placement in businesses: clear floor space, forward and side reach ranges, and operable parts.
ComplianceCalifornia vending machine permits and health department rules
What California businesses should know about vending machine permits, county health department requirements, calorie labeling, and who is responsible for compliance.
Costs & termsVending placement agreement terms, explained
A plain-language walkthrough of a vending placement agreement: term length, exclusivity, commission, liability, insurance, removal rights, and the clauses to push back on.
ProcessHow long does vending machine installation take?
A step-by-step timeline from first inquiry to a stocked, working vending machine on site, including what causes delays and how to speed it up.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the vending machine actually free for my business?
- Yes. There is no purchase, lease, deposit, or service fee. We own the equipment and earn from product sales. You provide the floor space and a standard outlet.
- How much foot traffic do I need to qualify?
- Most locations qualify with roughly 40 or more people on site daily. Locations with extended hours, multiple shifts, or nothing nearby to buy food often qualify with fewer.
- Who handles restocking and repairs?
- We do, entirely. The machine is our equipment, so scheduled restock visits, remote stock monitoring, and every service call are our cost and our responsibility. Your staff never touches it. To be clear, we service the machines we place; we are not a third-party repair company for machines you already own.
- How long does installation take?
- Typically 7 to 14 days from approval. That covers the site walk, the placement agreement, machine prep, and delivery.
- Can we choose what gets stocked?
- Yes. We build the product mix with you and adjust it based on what actually sells. Wellness requirements, allergen restrictions, and policy limits are all workable.
- What if we want the machine removed later?
- We remove it at no cost with reasonable notice. There is no penalty and no equipment obligation on your side.
Find out if your location qualifies
Four questions, an instant answer, and no obligation. If your location does not qualify, we will tell you straight away instead of scheduling a call to say it later.