r/VendingPlacement

Most operators overcomplicate finding vending locations

think a lot of operators spend too much time cold calling random businesses when marketplaces are becoming a much faster way to find placements. Owners are already listing apartments, gyms, hotels, offices, and other locations looking for machines, which saves a ton of time compared to walking in blind.

Feels like speed matters more than ever now. The operators finding locations fastest usually win the best spots.

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u/RowLife9036 — 7 days ago

We just hit 35,000+ vending machine locations on VendPlacer

When we launched, finding a vending machine location meant cold calling businesses, getting ignored, and wasting weeks.

Now operators are browsing 35,000+ verified locations across 290+ cities — offices, gyms, hotels, apartments, warehouses — and sending inquiries in seconds.

If you're still hunting for locations the old way, come checkout VendPlacer.

Happy to answer any questions about how it works.

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u/vendplacer — 9 days ago