I'll show you how to get a machine on a monthly payment plan with little or no money upfront, find the right spot for it and get the landlord to say yes
Which spots work, how to estimate foot traffic and how to check a location before you spend a dollar on a machine
Who to reach out to, what to say in your first email and how to pitch the machine as a perk for their guests
Payment plans and leasing: $0 to $1,500 down, $500-1,000 a month. Plus how club members pay up to $1,500 less per machine
How much it can bring in: smart coffee, food, protein shakes, smart coolers, fresh juice or another format. Which one makes the most sense for you. Bring your questions and I'll answer them live
I do place them. I run my own machines in four states. But vending is local: a location is much easier to run when you live close to it. I can't cover every state and country on my own, and I'd never have the money for it anyway. While I'd be saving up, competitors would grab the open spots. I'd rather someone from our community gets them. So I share what I've already tested on my own machines
It happens, and it's the main risk in vending. But this isn't a coffee shop where you sank hundreds of thousands into a build-out and now you're waiting for a buyer. A machine can be moved in an hour, and an hour later you're at a new spot. That's why you start with the location: you get the owner's yes first, and only then get a machine for that specific spot
Next-gen smart vending: machines with AI cameras, card and phone payments, and every sale visible in an app in real time. Here are four formats at real locations
Smart coffee200+ visitors a day, spot by the entrance
Food and ice creamLobby, guests and staff, families grab several items at once
Protein shakesMedium traffic, spot by the gym exit
Smart coolerPaid for itself in under a monthTap your card to open the door, grab what you want, AI cameras count the purchase
Club members run 100+ locations between them. Here are a few of their stories
Was a handyman looking for extra income with no capital. Now runs 2 coffee machines and a food station: $4,200 a month
Runs her own daycare business and wanted more income without more stress. Now runs 2 locations remotely: $3,500 a month
Works in IT. Opened 3 locations in grocery stores: $4,500 a month
Works 9 to 5 and didn't want to babysit a business. Now runs 4 protein shake machines: $8,500 a month
Enter your ZIP or postal code. Works for the US, Canada and Europe
Get 30 types of spots near you: hospitals, hotels, gyms, car washes, warehouses, apartment buildings
For each one, see why people buy there, which format fits and who to contact
No. I'm a regular business owner: I don't sell machines and I don't sell franchises. I share my experience and what's worked for me, and whether you use it is up to you. For people who want to launch alongside me, there's a club where I share locations, suppliers, machine prices and my ready-made playbooks. I'll go over the details live. Membership pays for itself on your first purchase: we buy machines and supplies together at wholesale prices, so a machine costs up to $1,500 less
Machines are bought on a payment plan: $0 to $1,500 down, from about $500 a month. The machine earns more than the payment, and you keep the difference
At the start, about an hour a day to find a spot and talk to owners. Once the machine is in, 2-4 hours a week, and you can hand off restocking to a local person for about $200 a month
No. I started with no money, no connections and no business experience. At the workshop I'll walk you through every step in order, from the first email to the owner to your first sale
Three years ago I placed my first machine with no money, no connections and no business experience. I picked the wrong locations and overpaid for equipment
Today I run my own network in New York, New Jersey, Miami and Chicago, from O'Hare Airport to hotels and apartment buildings. At the workshop I only show what I've tested on my own machines
Yes. The Location Finder works for the US, Canada and Europe, and at the workshop I'll cover what's different when you launch in other countries
It depends on your state or country, but in most cases you don't need a special license. We'll go over registration and permits at the workshop
The manufacturer delivers it right to your location. No trucks, no movers, no logistics on your end
