Built for Gains
Eight Shakes on Tap
Eight powder canisters hold over 10 liters of protein: chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, matcha, mocha, cookies & cream, and more, or any lineup you choose. Customers can blend any two into one cup, turning 8 flavors into dozens of combinations. Swap a canister in minutes and the menu updates with it.
Cold, Hot, or Room Temp
Built-in water tanks mix every shake fresh at the temperature the customer picks: ice-cold after a workout, warm on a winter morning, or room temperature for easy drinking. No plumbing required.
Their Bottle or Your Cup
The machine holds 312 cups per fill, or skips the cup entirely and fills the shaker bottle the customer brings to the gym. Less waste, happier members, zero staff.
Beyond Protein
The same eight canisters run milk powders, meal-replacement blends, and juice powders just as well. One machine, an entire menu of powder-based drinks. Reconfigure it as your venue evolves.
Built with precision
| MM | INCH | |
|---|---|---|
| L | 870 | 34.3" |
| W | 670 | 26.4" |
| H | 2,050 | 80.7" |
Watch it blend a fresh shake.
See It in Action
How a Protein Shake Vending Machine Works
The customer picks one of eight shakes on the touchscreen, chooses cold, hot, or room temperature, and pays by card or QR code. The machine doses the powder, mixes it fresh, and dispenses into a cup or straight into the customer's own shaker bottle. The whole cycle takes under a minute, with no staff involved.
How Much Does a Protein Shake Vending Machine Cost?
The Boost Protein Shake Bar costs $3,300–$3,800 factory-direct EXW Guangzhou. A serving of protein powder costs roughly $0.50–$1.00 while a fresh post-workout shake sells for $5–$9 in most gyms, so at just 15 shakes a day the machine typically pays for itself within months. Use the ROI calculator above to model your own venue.
Protein Shake Vending Machine for Gyms and Fitness Centers
For a gym, the machine does two jobs at once: it turns the post-workout window into revenue the front desk never had time to capture, and it upgrades the membership with a fresh-shake bar that serves before opening and after closing. Universities, hotels with fitness floors, sports complexes, and corporate gyms follow the same logic – protein demand already walks past the machine every day.
Protein Shake Vending Machine vs. Staffed Shake Bar
A staffed shake bar sells only when an employee is behind the counter, and every drink carries that labor cost. The machine serves the same fresh shake around the clock with identical portions every time, no scheduling, and no waste from over-prepped ingredients. That is why the machine pays back in months while a shake bar's margin depends on payroll. We published the full operating math in our guide to protein shake vending machines for gyms.
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