Futureino Machine Prices: The Full Factory-Direct List for 2026
Futureino machines run from $918 for a massage chair to $7,200 for an ice cream truck, all EXW Guangzhou, factory-direct. The full list is below with capacity and cycle time for each machine, verified against our factory specification sheet in August 2026. No form, no quote request to see a number. If you want the short version: most experience machines land between $1,400 and $6,800, and the cheapest way into robotic vending is the FutureClaw at $1,400.
The full price list, August 2026
| Machine | Price range | Capacity per fill | Cycle time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Massage Chair | $918 to $1,000 | n/a | n/a |
| FutureClaw | $1,400 to $1,600 | 50 prizes | n/a |
| Candy Palace | $1,800 to $2,000 | 300 items | n/a |
| Perfume Station | $1,100 to $1,400 | 1,000+ spray doses | instant |
| Popcorn Bot | $2,200 to $2,900 | 70 cups | 90 s |
| Cotton Candy Truck | $2,500 to $2,800 | 100 servings | 120 s |
| Boost Protein Shake Bar | $3,300 to $3,800 | 312 cups | 60 s |
| Boost Smart Beverage Bar | $3,300 to $3,800 | 312 cups | 60 s |
| Snacks Bot | $3,300 to $4,000 | 320 items | n/a |
| AI Case Print MP | $3,600 to $4,200 | 400 to 450 prints | 180 s |
| ChocoArt MP | $4,000 to $4,650 | 60 servings | n/a |
| Balloon Magic | $4,000 to $4,500 | 336 balloons | 60 s |
| Mega Can | $4,300 to $5,500 | 270 cans | n/a |
| AI Photo Booth | $4,500 to $5,400 | 700 prints | 15 s |
| Candy Beast | $5,300 to $6,200 | 300 cups | 30 s |
| Cotton Candy Robot | $5,500 to $5,800 | 200 servings | 180 s |
| AI Case Print | $5,500 to $6,000 | 400 prints | 100 s |
| ChocoArt 3D Chocolate Printer | $5,800 to $6,800 | 50 servings | 120 s |
| Lucky Blind Box | $5,900 to $6,500 | 270 boxes | n/a |
| Ice Cream Truck | $6,200 to $7,200 | 315 items | n/a |
Those are 20 machines. The current catalog runs to 40+ models, and the production base has built more than 250 over its life, so if something you need is missing it may well exist or be buildable. Custom work has its own pricing ladder, covered in what a custom vending machine costs.
Why the ranges, and what moves you inside one
Every machine has a range because every machine has options. The low end is the standard build in a standard finish. The high end typically adds branding, a specific payment stack, a voltage or certification variant, or a finish upgrade. Nothing in the range is a negotiating dance: pick the configuration and the number follows. What genuinely changes pricing is volume, which is why our white-label distributors buying 30 to 80 machines a month are on different terms than a first machine. That is normal manufacturing economics, not favoritism.
What EXW leaves out, honestly
EXW Guangzhou means the price is the machine at our door. You pay freight, duty and local delivery. For a single machine into a Western market, budget roughly 15 to 30 percent on top as a planning figure, and expect the per-unit number to fall sharply once machines share a container. Ask us for a landed estimate to your city before you commit to a business case; we would rather give you an honest total than win an order that surprises you at customs.
What the price includes
The machine and its standard configuration, a free starter spare-parts package packed in the crate, installation and training videos, and a full one-year warranty covering free support, free spare parts and replacement of components that fail from an internal fault. Support is live chat and video calls with English-speaking technicians plus remote connection to the machine, so most faults are handled without anyone travelling. Details in what warranty and support you should expect.
Where to go from a number
If you know the machine, the product pages carry full specs and photos from the lineup. If you know the venue but not the machine, start with which machine fits which venue. If you know only the budget, read what $5,000, $10,000 and $25,000 actually buy. And if you want the numbers behind the numbers, our profitability comparison puts revenue against each of these prices.
Every price on this page is EXW Guangzhou. If that term is new, read what EXW, FOB and CIF actually include before you budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why publish prices when most factories hide them?
Because hiding them wastes everyone's time. A buyer who needs a $2,000 machine should not sit through three emails to learn ours starts at $5,500. Published ranges filter the conversation down to people we can actually help, and they make the quote you receive checkable against a public number.
What does EXW Guangzhou mean for the final cost?
EXW means the price covers the machine at our factory door. Freight, insurance, import duty and local delivery are yours, and they vary by destination and quantity. As a rough planning figure, budget an extra 15 to 30 percent for a single machine to a Western market, less per unit on a container.
Are these prices negotiable?
The ranges reflect configuration, not haggling: the low end is the standard build, the high end adds options like branding, payment systems or specific voltages. Volume changes the number properly. A distributor ordering monthly is on different terms than a single-machine buyer, which is normal in manufacturing.
How long are these prices valid?
This list was verified against the factory sheet in August 2026 and we update it when the sheet changes rather than quietly. Components and freight move, so treat any published price older than a few months, ours included, as a starting point and confirm before you budget.
What is included in the price?
The machine, its standard configuration, a free starter spare-parts package in the crate, installation and training videos, and a full one-year warranty with free parts. Not included: freight, duties, consumables and any country-specific certification beyond CE.
Get a landed price for your city
Send the machine and the destination and we will come back with freight, duty and total cost, not just the EXW number on this page.
