Formats

Start with the space,
not the machine.

The right unattended-retail format depends on traffic, assortment, service access, security, and who pays. Compare the operating model before you compare equipment.

01

Vending

A compact, controlled way to serve high-traffic corridors and shift-based locations.

Strong fit
Focused assortment, limited footprint, predictable demand
Plan around
Machine capacity, payment mix, service access, uptime

02

Micro market

Open shelves, refrigerated choice, and self-checkout for larger workplaces and campuses.

Strong fit
Broad assortment, fresh food, high repeat use
Plan around
Merchandising, shrink, food safety, service frequency

03

Smart cooler

A smaller unattended format with controlled access and flexible product variety.

Strong fit
Lounges, residential, hospitality, and smaller workplaces
Plan around
Connectivity, access controls, spoilage, replenishment

04

Office pantry

Employer-sponsored snacks, drinks, coffee, and supplies designed as a workplace amenity.

Strong fit
Team experience, retention, and hospitality
Plan around
Budget rules, usage, service cadence, assortment balance

Equipment path

Translate the format into a practical shortlist.

Every listing should eventually expose the details an operator needs to source, install, connect, and service it.

PhysicalDimensions, capacity, electrical, ventilation, clearance
CommercialNew, refurbished, lease, finance, warranty, availability
ConnectedCashless, telemetry, inventory, remote pricing, integrations
ServiceableCoverage, parts, response time, technician capability

Location brief

Where will people shop?

Choose the setting that best matches the location you are planning.

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