Several business methods you need to know about investing in vending machines

With the advent of the era of unmanned retail, vending machines have been known from obscurity a few years ago to now. Whether it is an old man in his 60s or 70s or a primary school student in his sevens or eights, he has used it in the streets and alleys, and the market potential is beyond doubt. Many young people want to seize this business opportunity and do a career. The profits obtained by choosing different business methods are also different. What are the general business methods? Let Tesco Smart take you to find out today. Currently, there are mainly the following types of business methods in the market: First, after an agent has joined a certain brand, the vending machine manufacturer will place the equipment at the agent’s premises, during which the agent needs to pay a deposit. The profit from this kind of operation is not entirely the business's own. It has to distribute profits with the manufacturer, and at the same time, it will be subject to the manufacturer's release restrictions and accept operation guidance. The second is that the customer provides a free placement site, the manufacturer is responsible for placing the equipment, managing the daily operation and maintenance, and the profit obtained must be distributed. The third type is that customers lease machines directly from vending machine manufacturers. All the profits from operations are the businesses themselves, but they need to pay a certain rent every month, and the manufacturers are responsible for machine installation, testing and maintenance. The last one is that customers directly purchase products. For example, Tesco's smart vending machines are directly sold by manufacturers. The size of the vending machines is about several thousand to fifteen thousand. The purchase funds are small and the threshold is relatively low. The ownership of the product after purchase and the income from daily operations are the customer's own, while Tesco Intelligence is responsible for the installation, testing and maintenance of the machine, providing technical support for the customer. The content and pictures of the article on this site are from the Internet. The content of the article does not represent the views of this site. The copyright belongs to the original author. If there is any infringement, please contact and delete it in time. This site does not bear any disputes and legal liabilities!