Retail store (up to 20 employees) seeking a other machine
- Daily foot traffic 21-40
- Open 7 days/week
Retail placements — strip malls, shopping centers, big-box entrances — trade captive audiences for raw foot traffic volume, and placement economics hinge on exact machine position.
Entrance/exit placement at high-traffic stores converts impulse purchases; even a 0.5% conversion on thousands of daily passersby beats most captive sites. Landlords and store managers both may need to sign off in leased centers.
Expect rent or commission — retail hosts know their traffic has value. Kids-oriented machines (toys, gumball, amusement) have their strongest category here.
Ask the store manager first, but confirm who controls the pad — in leased shopping centers the landlord often must approve exterior placements.
Commonly yes — either flat monthly rent ($50-200 for a good pad) or 10-25% commission. High-traffic pads earn it.
Cold drinks at entrances, and amusement/toy/candy machines where families pass. Snack machines underperform unless staff use them too.
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