We build our own smart fridges and sell, rent or lease them to businesses. You decide what goes in them and who fills them. Start with the question that says the most about your site.
Eight short questions · about 90 seconds · no contact details until the last step
We manufacture the units ourselves, so you are not pushed into one model. Buy one outright, rent it or lease it, then fill it yourself or through your caterer. What works best depends on how many people are on site, the hours they work and what is nearby.
You pay for the unit once, decide what goes in it and at what price, and the revenue is yours. We deliver it, set it up and show you how the system works.
No up-front investment: you rent the smart fridge for an agreed term and pay a fixed fee. The range and the restocking stay in your hands.
Leasing spreads the cost of the unit over the contract term, for businesses that would rather not tie up capital. Day to day, the fridge works exactly the same.
Torn between two? Choose “not sure yet” in the site check. On the phone we will work out which option suits your site.
Whether people use a smart fridge depends mostly on what is in it. Fill it with crisps and cans and it is ignored within two weeks. Stock a hot meal, a high-protein meal prep for after the shift and a halal, kosher or vegan option for those who need one, and it keeps selling.
A smart fridge opens after payment or identification and records what is taken. That means it can hold fresh products a traditional vending machine cannot, and restocking is based on what actually sold.
What belongs in the fridge and where it goes depends on the site. Sector by sector, here is what matters and what works.
Actually looking for a snack or drinks machine? That is still an option. These pages compare what a traditional vending machine does well and when a smart fridge is the better choice.
With that answer and seven more about your site, we know whether a smart fridge pays off, and in which form. You get the answer from us on the phone.
Takes about 90 seconds · no obligation · no contact details until the last step