For venues
Your dead corner, working all night
A club full of people leaving into daylight has the last pair of sunglasses in the city, and nowhere to sell them. We take that problem off your staff: one square metre, a socket, and a machine that keeps selling after the bar has stopped pouring.
The process
Four steps, no building work
01
Survey
A photo of the corner, the city and your busiest night is enough for a first call. If the spot will not work, we say so.
02
Install
We deliver, level, wire and light the unit. Typically under an hour, outside your opening times, no building work.
03
Restock
Telemetry shows what each machine needs. We refill on a schedule driven by live stock, so the niche is never empty at 02:00.
04
Report
Monthly numbers per machine: pairs sold, which frame moved, peak hours, and what the corner earned. No manual counting, no spreadsheets for staff.
What we need from you
Five things
and we can install
- One square metre of floor or a stable counter run, ideally on a traffic line
- A 230 V socket on its own circuit within three metres
- Venue Wi-Fi or a mobile signal — units fall back to 5G automatically
- A door wide enough to walk the unit in (78 cm for the Club model)
- Someone on staff who can tell us when the machine is in the way
What venues get
The deal, plainly
01
Zero capital
We deliver, install, wire and insure the machine. The venue pays nothing up front.
02
One square metre
A dead corner by the cloakroom or the terrace is enough. No building work, no new till.
03
We restock
Telemetry shows which frame is moving. Refills happen before the best seller runs out, not after.
04
Revenue share
The venue keeps a share of every pair sold, reported monthly per machine.
Deployments
Where it already runs
Every location below has at least one machine dispensing tonight. Dresden is being crated for the next festival season.
Questions
Straight answers
What does it cost the venue?
Nothing up front. The machine stays ours, we insure it and we service it, and the venue takes a share of what it sells.
Who handles cash and card money?
We do. Units run contactless by default, and takings are reconciled centrally before the venue share is paid out.
What if a machine jams on a Saturday?
Telemetry flags a jam the moment it happens. Staff can release a pair manually, and we are on site or on the phone before the set ends.
Can we trial it?
Yes. Most partnerships start with one unit for a season so both sides can look at real numbers before committing to more.
Book a survey
Send the venue name, the city and the night you are busiest. We come back with a model, a spot and a revenue share — or with an honest reason to wait.