Put a vending machine in your workplace. We pay you.
We stock from our own warehouse, so the shelf holds the brands your people already reach for
Chilled drinks, glass-panel combo, or both side by side
We match the machine to the site rather than the other way round.
Chilled drinks machine
Up to 30 chilled selections, with the widest Healthier Choice range in the market.
- SelectionsUp to 30
- Capacity~420 cans
- Size (H×D×W)183 × 64 × 100 cm
- Power draw0.53 kW
- RangeSee what we stock ↓
Vending Mart combo machine
Snacks and chilled drinks behind one glass front, so people see the product before they pay.
- Product typesSnacks + drinks
- FrontFull glass panel
- MechanismSpiral + chilled shelf
- Best forShift & long-dwell sites
Vending Mart corner
A branded run of machines in one bay, split by category — a minimart with nobody behind the counter.
- Machines3 – 6 modular
- CategoriesUp to 6
- Site size300+ headcount
- DetailOpen the Vending Mart page →
What a machine actually returns to you
What one sale actually looks like
Someone taps, the machine drops a drink, and a slice of it lands in your account.
Estimate your share
Every figure starts at what our 300-plus placements actually do.
Move the bars to match your site — the numbers above update as you go.
Staff, residents or visitors who pass the spot on a normal day.
One item each, at about S$1.05, over 22 working days a month.
Starts at what our fleet actually pays at this volume.
A percentage of what the machine sells, read from the machine and paid monthly by bank transfer.
A flat monthly amount, available for larger sites by specific arrangement.
We do
8 jobs
- Buying and funding all the stock
- Restocking on a scheduled route
- Delivery, installation and first fill
- Machine insurance and licensing
- Repairs, spare parts and servicing
- Refunds and customer queries
- Cash collection and cashless settlement
- Monthly sales statement and payment
We need
2 things
- About a square metre, indoors or under cover
- One 13A point within about two metres of the spot
No stock to buy, no float to count, no supplier to chase, and nobody to roster. The statement arrives monthly whether you thought about the machine that month or not.
Thirty-plus selections in a single machine
We are the supplier, so the range in your machine is the range in our warehouse — not whatever was easiest to source.
Healthier Choice, actually on the shelf
We carry the widest Healthier Choice range in the market, in cans and bottles — not a token row at the bottom of the machine.
Ten ways to pay
Cash and cashless, standard on every machine.
Visa
Google PayFree placement is the easy part. Keeping the machine full is the business.
Scheduled routes, not call-outs
Commission read from the machine
We tell you if it won't work
Technical team, not a hotline
Nothing for you to run
Seven questions worth asking any vending operator
Whoever you end up choosing, these are the answers that decide whether the machine still earns you anything a year from now. Here are ours in writing.
| Ask them | Our answer |
|---|---|
| "Who supplies the stock, and how wide is the range?" | We do. We are Singapore's largest beverage distributor. Up to 30 selections per drinks machine, with the widest Healthier Choice range in cans and bottles. |
| "How often is it restocked, and is that a schedule or a promise?" | A schedule. Every site sits on one of four fixed island-wide routes. We agree the service frequency with you up front and it is planned into the route, not left to a call-out. |
| "How do I know what actually sold?" | From the machine. Monthly statement generated from the machine's own transaction records, units sold and commission due, paid by bank transfer. |
| "What payment methods does it take?" | All of them. NETS, NETS QR and PayNow, Visa and Mastercard contactless, Apple Pay, Google Pay, EZ-Link, plus notes and coins. Standard on every machine, not an upgrade. |
| "What does it cost us, including electricity?" | Nothing up front. Machine, stock, servicing and insurance are ours. The machine draws 0.53 kW; where the host covers power we factor it into the commission rate before you sign. |
| "Will you tell me if my site is a bad fit?" | Yes, and we do. We decline sites that will not sustain a machine. A dead machine in your lobby helps neither of us. |
| "What if we want it removed?" | We take it away. At our cost, with reasonable notice. No minimum term, no penalty, no exit fee. |
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Running across Singapore right now
From single-machine offices to eight-machine venues, all serviced to a fixed schedule on four dedicated island-wide truck routes. All of them serviced to a fixed schedule on our own routes.
Where our machines perform best
Four steps, about two weeks
From your first enquiry to a working machine, with nothing to pay at any stage.
Two minutes on the form below. We need headcount, premises type and location. That is enough for us to know whether it is worth a visit.
A short site check for power, access and the right spot, and we agree the machine mix and the commission rate. We will tell you honestly if it will not work.
Delivery, setup, payment-reader commissioning and the first fill, all at our cost. The product range is chosen with you.
A statement showing sales and your commission, paid by bank transfer. Restocking continues on the route schedule and we tune the range to what actually sells.
Find out what your site could earn
Nine questions, about two minutes. We will come back to you with a straight answer on whether your site suits a machine — and what we would put in it.
No cost, no obligation, and we never pass your details to anyone else.
Check if your site qualifies
Nine quick questions. We reply within one working hour during office hours.
Thanks, we have your details.
One of our team will be in touch within one working hour.
Prefer to talk now? Message us or call 9889 3695.
Common questions
If yours is not here, ask us directly. We answer within the hour during office hours.
What does it cost us?
Nothing. We own the machine, we buy the stock and we cover servicing and insurance. You provide the floor space and a power point, and you receive a share of the sales each month.
Who pays for the electricity?
You do, and it is priced into the rate we agree before you sign. A machine draws 0.53 kW from a standard 13A socket — about the same as a small fridge. If that is a problem, say so at the survey and we will structure around it.
How is the commission calculated and paid?
It is a percentage of the machine's sales, read directly from the machine's own transaction records. You get a monthly statement showing units sold and the amount due, and payment follows by bank transfer. No estimates and no manual counting.
We propose the rate after the site survey, because it depends on the volume the site can realistically carry. Ad-sourced placements are on commission terms; fixed monthly rent is not something we normally offer.
What is the difference between a drinks machine and a combo machine?
A drinks machine holds only chilled cans and bottles; a combo holds snacks alongside them. The drinks unit carries up to 30 selections and is what most offices start with. The combo puts snacks on spiral rows next to the chilled shelf.
Sites with long dwell times, shift work or no canteen almost always do better with a combo unit in the mix. We will recommend the split at the site visit.
What payment methods do the machines accept?
NETS, NETS QR and PayNow, Visa and Mastercard contactless, Apple Pay, Google Pay and EZ-Link, plus $2 and $5 notes and coins. The cashless reader is standard, not a paid upgrade, and it is what makes your commission statement auditable.
How much space is needed?
A single machine is 1.00 m wide, 0.64 m deep and 1.83 m tall, plus clearance to open the door. It needs to be indoors or under cover, on level ground, with a power point within roughly 2 metres.
For a vending mart corner, allow about 1.05 m of wall run per machine. Roughly 3.1 m for three machines, 4.2 m for four and 5.2 m for five. Plus 0.9 m of clear frontage for customers and our service trolley.
Can we have more than one machine?
Yes, and on larger sites you should. A corner of three to five machines gives a building the range of a minimart, clears the lunch queue that defeats a single machine, and earns you commission across the whole run from the same floor space.
What if it breaks down or runs empty?
Your site sits on a fixed service route, so it is checked and refilled to schedule as standard. Faults are our cost and our problem — call the service line and we attend, including refunds if the machine takes payment without dispensing.
An empty or broken machine earns neither of us anything, which is why the route schedule matters more than anything else we do.
Can we choose what goes in it?
Yes. We agree the range before the first fill, then adjust once we see what sells. Healthier Choice, halal-certified and lower-sugar lines are all available — the constraint is your shelf space, not our catalogue.
What if we want it removed later?
We remove it at our cost with reasonable notice. There is no penalty and no lock-in fee. A machine at a site that does not want it is not a machine we want there either.