Program starts:

May 20

Vending Entrepreneurs Club with personal mentorship

Launch your own smart vending business with a net profit starting from $2,500/month in 4 weeks without risks or employees, even if you have no capital right now

What do you need to join the club for?

Vending

- the easiest business for immigrants in the U.S.

Transparent model: you invest in real, liquid smart vending equipment — not a typical underperforming snack machine. No capital, language skills, or location required to start.

You can launch without your own capital — we’ll help you get a machine via installments/leasing. The location pays for itself from day one while generating cash flow. If you pay upfront, we’ll secure the best prices.

$0 upfront

The key difference of the club is that we don’t just launch smart coffee machines — we also set up machines with ice cream, food, etc., often in markets and locations where there’s still unmet demand.

Buffet model

members save on machine purchases through our community — the club pays for itself almost immediately. Thanks to wholesale deals, suppliers give us major discounts, so every next machine in your network costs less.

$1,500–2,000 minimum

you won’t just learn vending — you’ll launch your first location: from finding a spot to installing the machine and making your first profit. No “2 months of watching lessons + 6 months to start.” Everything is done in real time, fast, using a proven model.

4 weeks

Your business is the location, and vending is just a monetization tool. Even if something goes wrong, you can switch to a better, higher-traffic location without “burying” all your money in one spot. Losing everything is basically impossible.

Risk off

That’s the average number each club member (out of 100+ people) launches within a year.

3.5 vending machines

you save because Nikita already spent that time and money learning through trial and error in vending — you get a safer path with the club’s ready knowledge base.

$50,000

cost per cup when selling at $4 — thanks to access to the club’s wholesale supplies (coffee, chocolate, milk, cups). Net profit per cup starts from $3.

Less than $1

Done-for-You Club Solutions:

Location outreach templates

Ready-to-use messages and scripts for reaching out to landlords and decision-makers

Financial benchmarks by format

Baseline numbers for coffee, food, and ice cream — so you understand what’s considered normal

Deal structures & placement terms examples

Real deal formats: free placement, revenue share, or fixed fee

Private community

Access to people who already have running locations and real experience

Location selection checklists

Clear criteria to instantly understand whether a spot is worth it or not

Supplier & manufacturer contacts

Verified vendors for machines and ingredients — no searching or overpaying

Step-by-step launch roadmap

A clear sequence of actions from idea to your first location

Access to wholesale supplier pricing for ingredients and machines

Participant Results:

Ramon, 37, Buffalo

Works at Whole Foods, owns a food vending business in his city → generates from $2,100/month passive income

Alina, 30, Miami

E-commerce entrepreneur, owns a smart coffee machine in New York while living in Miami → $2,600/month

David, 35, Brooklyn

Works at a car wash and installed a self-service coffee machine there
→ net profit $2,200

Paul, 37, Brooklyn

Owns ~50 snack & soda vending machines → entered the coffee niche and is adding coffee machines to his network → income under NDA

Max from Boston

4 machines with protein shakes + milkshakes
→ income $8,500

Launched his own coffee kiosk brand
→ $1,500–2,000 per location

Alexey, 41, San Diego

Was looking for a way to grow capital → launched 10 smart vending locations
→ income $22,000

Elena, Minnesota

Owns a daycare network in the US and builds a vending network alongside → currently 2 machines,
1 generates $1,600–2,300

Evgeniy, 40, Los Angeles

Entrepreneur, 30+ coffee shops in different countries, owns 2 coffee shops in the US → income from them $4,000+, scaling the business

Diyor, 23, Florida / New Jersey

Student, studies in Florida, opened a coffee shop in New Jersey
→ fully managed remotely

Bair, 32, Brooklyn

Works as a handyman, launched a self-service coffee shop → ~$2,300/month without manual work

Dmitriy, 34, Miami

Furniture manufacturer, invested spare capital into 3 vending machines in different states
→ average per location $1,900

Elizaveta, 27, New York

Freelancer, dreamed of opening a traditional coffee shop
→ ended up opening a smart one with $2,500 net profit

Javier, 33,
New York

Real estate agent, 3 vending machines in NYC metro
→ total income $5,000

Ways to join the program