ilmscore | How To Start A Vending Machine Business In 2025 (FREE COURSE)

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A vending machine card reader is projected to pay for itself within 14 months, after which it becomes pure profit.
"This reader will pay itself off in what 14 months and then the rest of that's pure profit."
Vending Machine Business
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The speaker aims for viewers to find vending machine locations that yield at least $100 net profit per week and require only 10-15 minutes of servicing.
"My goal for you in this video is for you to find high quality locations. They're going to put at least $100 a week in your pocket and should only take, you know, 10 to 15 minutes yourself while you're starting out to service."
Vending Machine Business
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The speaker believes a minimum hourly earning of $50-$75 is achievable in the vending machine business.
"I want to see you make 50 to $75 bare minimum in vending."
Vending Machine Business
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The speaker advises aiming for a minimum of $400 net profit per week from vending machine locations.
"I would set my sights on $400 per week net bare minimum."
Vending Machine Business
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It's estimated that one can start a vending machine business for $1,000 or less.
"You should be able to start for $1,000 or less."
Vending Machine Business
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A Little Tree vending machine is expected to generate $10-$15 per week, with potential for $25 in a good week.
"This machine does 10 to $15 per week. a good week we might bring in $25."
Vending Machine Business
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Royal Generation 3 Plus Coke machines with chain drives are prone to chain breakage in cold weather, requiring replacement approximately every 3-4 years at a cost of $150.
"My Coke machine. The Royal Generation 3 Plus, the ones that have chain drives and not gear drives, the chains will break when it gets super cold. You'll go through a chain every 3 or 4 years. They're about $150."
Vending Machine Business
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Laurel Valley vending machines can develop rust in the coin mechanism, necessitating spare parts.
"With my totally mechanical Laurel Valley fenders, the coin mechanism will rust every so often and it will go bad. So, you might want to have a couple of those mechanisms in as spares."
Vending Machine Business
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