// For operators and location owners

Start a Vending Machine Business

What it costs, what a machine earns in your country, and the two ways to run it. The factory's numbers, not promises.

Machines from $1,100 to $6,800, factory-direct.

// Market averages

What a machine earns, country by country.

Market averages from our own calculator, for two markets. They are averages, not a promise: the spot you choose decides the rest.

Cotton Candy Robot

Machine price: $5,800

United States
12 sales a day at $8about $1,870 net a monthmachine paid back in about 4 months
United Kingdom
10 sales a day at $4.80about $940 net a monthmachine paid back in about 7 months

Popcorn Bot

Machine price: $2,900

United States
10 sales a day at $5about $980 net a monthmachine paid back in about 3 months
United Kingdom
8 sales a day at $3about $470 net a monthmachine paid back in about 7 months

Perfume Station

Machine price: $1,400

United States
20 sales a day at $3about $1,170 net a monthmachine paid back in about 2 months
United Kingdom
18 sales a day at $1.80about $630 net a monthmachine paid back in about 3 months

Net means sales minus 35% for operating costs. Shipping and import duties are not included. Pick your country in the calculator below for your own numbers.

// Run the Numbers

See what your operation could earn.

Pick your country and a machine: the market averages load on their own. Then change any number.

Currency
Your country

Market average here: 12 sales a day at $8 each. Change any number below.

Choose a machine
Unit price: $5,800
Sales per day12
Average price per sale$8
Number of machines2
Monthly expensesstarts at 35% of revenue
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Your Forecast
Total investment$11,600
Monthly revenue$5,760
Yearly revenue$69,120
Net per month$3,744
Net per year$44,928
Months to break even
4
months
Indicative only: exchange rates and assumptions are approximate. Real performance depends on location, footfall, product mix, and operational costs.
// Two Ways to Operate

Two paths. One scalable model.

Option A

Place Machines in Public Locations

Set up machines in high-traffic areas such as malls, busy streets, or tourist zones.

  • Rent a space
  • Operate independently
  • Keep full control of operations and revenue

→ Full ownership · Full upside

Option B

Partner with Existing Businesses

Place machines inside existing locations and share revenue with the host business.

  • No need to rent your own space
  • Leverage existing foot traffic
  • Win-win partnerships with local business owners

→ Faster expansion · Lower upfront risk

// Ideal Locations

High-traffic spaces. Maximum impact.

Futureino machines perform best in high-traffic, experience-driven environments.

Shopping malls
Convenience stores & supermarkets
Cafés & dessert shops
Ice cream & candy stores
Movie theaters
Family entertainment centers
Arcades & bowling alleys
Shopping malls
Convenience stores & supermarkets
Cafés & dessert shops
Ice cream & candy stores
Movie theaters
Family entertainment centers
Arcades & bowling alleys
Arcades & bowling alleys
Amusement parks & attractions
Hotels & resorts
Airports & transit hubs
Gyms & fitness centers
Office buildings & coworking
Tourist areas & boardwalks
Arcades & bowling alleys
Amusement parks & attractions
Hotels & resorts
Airports & transit hubs
Gyms & fitness centers
Office buildings & coworking
Tourist areas & boardwalks
// What we do

You run the machines. We help you start.

Help finding locations

Guidance on where machines earn most. In some countries we can give you a list of locations.

Marketing materials

Ready-made materials to promote your machines and your launch.

Technical training

Hands-on training before your first machine goes live, and remote help after.

An app for your machines

Manage your machines and your account from the app.

// For Existing Businesses

A new layer of engagement and income.

Adding a Futureino machine brings a new layer of engagement and income, without changing how your business already works.

Capture impulse purchases

Increase customer dwell time

Offer a unique, memorable experience

Generate additional revenue from unused space

// MACHINES IN ACTION
Cotton Candy Robot
Cotton Candy Robot
Balloon Magic
Balloon Magic
Popcorn Bot
Popcorn Bot
AI Photo Booth
AI Photo Booth
Perfume Station
Perfume Station
Cotton Candy Robot
Cotton Candy Robot
Balloon Magic
Balloon Magic
Popcorn Bot
Popcorn Bot
AI Photo Booth
AI Photo Booth
Perfume Station
Perfume Station
Cotton Candy Robot
Cotton Candy Robot
Balloon Magic
Balloon Magic
Popcorn Bot
Popcorn Bot
AI Photo Booth
AI Photo Booth
Perfume Station
Perfume Station
// Why This Model Works

Built to scale. Designed to last.

Hands-Off Operation

Machines operate automatically with minimal daily involvement, staff-light by design.

Magnetic Visual Appeal

Strong visual design attracts customers without heavy marketing or constant promotion.

Flexible Placement

Works across industries: retail, hospitality, entertainment, transit, fitness and more.

Built to Scale

Grow from a single machine to a full network. The model scales with your ambition.

// Questions

Vending machine business: common questions

How much does it cost to start a vending machine business?

With Futureino, one machine costs from $1,100 to $6,800 at the factory, before shipping and import duties. One machine is enough to start, and you can add more as each location proves itself.

How much does a vending machine make?

It depends on the country and the spot. At our market averages, a Cotton Candy Robot in United States sells about 12 times a day at $8, which is about $1,870 a month after 35% operating costs, and earns back its price in about 4 months. Pick your country in the calculator on this page for your own numbers.

Do I need my own location?

No. You can rent a spot and run it yourself, keeping all the revenue, or place machines inside an existing business and share the revenue with its owner.

Do you help find locations?

Yes. We guide you on where machines earn most, and in some countries we can give you a list of locations. You also get marketing materials and technical training.

What is the difference between running machines and becoming a distributor?

Running machines means you own them and keep the revenue from every sale. A distributor sells our machines to other people in their country, at 10% off or more depending on quantity, or under their own brand.

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