For hosts

A healthy vending machine for your building — at no cost to you.

You provide a little floor space and a standard outlet. We provide the machine, the food, the payments, the service and the insurance. Month-to-month, one page, cancel any time with 30 days’ notice.

The cost

What it costs you: nothing

Not a lease, not a deposit, not a service fee. The machine and everything in it stays our property and our expense — here is the whole split, straight out of the placement agreement you would sign.

Who pays for what, under our standard one-page host agreement.
ItemWho covers it
The machine itselfCloudchaser Snacks
Delivery, moving and installationCloudchaser Snacks
All product and restockingCloudchaser Snacks
Card reader and payment processingCloudchaser Snacks
Cleaning and routine maintenanceCloudchaser Snacks
Repairs, parts and service callsCloudchaser Snacks
General liability insuranceCloudchaser Snacks
Licences and permits for vendingCloudchaser Snacks
Floor space for the cabinetYou
Standard 110V electricityYou

The effort

What you have to do: almost nothing

What we need from you

  • A spot with a standard 110V outlet nearby
  • About 41 inches of wall width — or ask for the narrower 33-inch cabinet if the spot is tight
  • Reasonable access so we can get in to service it
  • A quick note if something looks wrong between visits

What you never have to do

  • Buy, lease or finance equipment
  • Order, count or stock product
  • Handle cash, cards or refunds
  • Clean, fix or maintain anything
  • Sign a long-term contract

The upside

What’s in it for your people

A vending machine is a small thing. A vending machine with food someone actually wants at 6pm is not.

Real food at the awkward hours

After the last class, mid-shift, or long after the cafe closed. Protein, not a sugar crash.

A wellness perk with no line item

It supports the wellness message you are already making without touching your budget.

Nobody has to leave

No fifteen-minute drive for a snack. People stay in the building, and you keep the time.

Payment that just works

Contactless card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or cash. No app to download, no account to make.

Stocked for your building

Tell us what your people want and it goes in. Anything that does not sell gets replaced.

An optional share of sales

The machine is free either way. If a commission matters to your organization, we will agree the number before anything is signed.

Installation

How a machine actually gets in the door

Start to finish, hosting takes about two short conversations and one delivery morning.

  1. A five-minute look

    We walk the spot with you, confirm the outlet, and measure the path in. The cabinet is about 31 inches deep, so it clears a standard 36-inch doorway going in depth-first.

  2. One page to sign

    Our placement agreement is a single page in plain language: who provides power, who owns the machine, who is liable, whether there is a commission, and a 30-day exit for either side.

  3. Delivery morning

    The machine comes in on a heavy-duty appliance dolly with a second pair of hands. It stays upright the whole way — that protects the refrigeration — and we take care of the moving, not your staff.

  4. Set up and tested

    We load the product, set the pricing, and test every selection plus a live card tap before we leave. Nothing goes live half-working.

  5. You get a direct line

    A support address goes on the machine, and you get ours. From then on it is our job to keep it full, clean and running.

When something goes wrong

Because eventually something will

Machines jam. Readers glitch. What matters is who fixes it and how fast. Short answer: us, same day.

A jam or a bad vend

Email [email protected] and we make it right — a refund to the customer or a replacement item, no argument. Jams get cleared on our next visit, or sooner if the machine is down.

The machine stops working

Each machine reports its own status, so a dead card reader or an offline unit usually tells us before you do. We respond to any host issue the same day and drive out when it needs hands on it.

A part fails

Our cost, always. We hold a dedicated repair reserve per machine precisely so a broken compressor is our problem and never a conversation about who pays.

You need proof of insurance

We carry general liability insurance and will send a certificate on request — the paperwork clinics, campuses and larger employers usually need before anything comes on site.

It is just not working out

Thirty days’ written notice, either direction, for any reason. Email counts. We remove the machine and leave the space the way we found it.

The spot turns out to be wrong

If a corner gets no traffic, we would rather move the machine than watch it sit. With your okay we will relocate it inside your building to somewhere it works better.

Questions

The things hosts ask first

How much space does it take?

Plan on roughly 41 inches wide, 75 inches tall and 31 inches deep for the standard combo cabinet, plus a few inches of clearance behind it. If your spot is tighter, we can place a narrower 33-inch cabinet instead.

Does it need special wiring?

No. A standard 110V wall outlet is all it needs — the same thing a fridge or a copier plugs into.

Who sets the prices?

We do, and we keep them in a normal range: most snacks between $2.75 and $3.50, drinks between $2.00 and $3.50. Oregon has no sales tax, so the price on the screen is the price your people pay.

Can we choose what goes in it?

Yes, and we want you to. The launch mix is a starting point, not a rule — we watch what sells at your location, cut what does not move, and take requests from your team.

How often do you restock?

Once or twice a week to start, and more often once a busy location proves it needs it. The machine flags low slots for us between visits, so we are not guessing.

Does it take cash?

Yes — bills and coins work, though most people tap. Every machine takes contactless cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Is there a contract, and how long?

One page, month-to-month. Either of us can end it for any reason with 30 days’ written notice, and email counts as written notice.

We already have a vending machine. Does that rule us out?

Not at all. We are the healthy option, not a soda-machine replacement, and the two usually sit happily side by side. If you would rather swap, that is your call and your existing operator’s contract to consider.

Do you pay a commission?

The machine is free to host either way. If your organization needs a share of sales, say so early and we will agree a percentage in writing before anything is signed.

Request a machine

Tell us about your spot

No obligation, no sales sequence. We read every one of these ourselves.

Request a machine for your location

The more you tell us about the space and the people in it, the better the first machine will fit.

A rough count is fine — staff, members, students, or patients.
Hours, foot traffic, where a machine might go, or what your people would want stocked.

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