Gym (up to 20 employees) seeking a snack machine
- Daily foot traffic 61-80
- Open 7 days/week
Gyms pair high visit frequency with immediate post-workout demand — members pass the machine twice per visit, and the product mix (drinks, protein) carries strong margins.
A gym with 1,000+ members typically supports a drink machine on its own; sports drinks, protein shakes, and water dominate. Smart coolers with fresh grab-and-go items increasingly outperform traditional machines in premium gyms.
Gym owners are used to vending revenue-share deals — 10-25% commission is common — and machine uptime matters because an empty machine is visible to the same members every day.
Gym drink machines commonly gross $400-800 per month in a 1,000+ member facility, with beverage margins typically around 50%. Protein and recovery products add higher-ticket sales.
Cold beverage machines and smart coolers. Sports drinks, water, protein drinks, and healthy snacks outperform candy and soda in fitness settings.
Commonly yes — 10-25% of gross sales, negotiated with the owner. Some smaller gyms host free in exchange for the member amenity.
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