VendFynd

Will a vending machine work at your site?

Type your address. In about 30 seconds you get an honest answer, what usually fits, and what you get. The check is free, and so is the machine.

Check your site.

One business address. Unit numbers are fine. You'll see a fit band, not a sales pitch.

Anywhere in Canada or the US. Metro Vancouver addresses are matched against open data; anywhere else, three quick questions give you the same kind of answer.

Built from open data: business type, a staff estimate, how far the nearest food is, and the businesses around you. Nothing about anyone else is shown.

Your site
Building number and street. A unit or suite is fine.

How the check works.

Bands, not promises. A short call confirms the real numbers.

Open data only

The type of business, a staff estimate, how far the nearest food is, and the businesses around you.

Bands, not exact numbers

Staff counts in public data can be off. So can a straight-line distance to food. You see ranges, and I check the rest with you.

Not on file?

Three quick questions get you the same kind of answer.

Anywhere in Canada or the US

Pick "Somewhere else", add your city and province or state, and answer three quick questions. Then book a call and we'll find the operator for your site.

Nothing about anyone else

The check shows your site only. It never shows another business or its contacts.

Questions people ask.

Machine already there but always empty? Try Switch for Me.

Does it cost anything?

No. Not the check, and not the machine. The operator covers the machine, install, stocking, service and removal. Most locations also receive a commission, set per location and agreed in writing.

What happens after I check?

Nothing, unless you book a call or ask me to call. Then I confirm how many people are on site, look at the spot with you and line up an operator.

Why would it say "not yet"?

A machine needs enough buyers to stay stocked and fresh. Below about 20 to 30 people on site, most operators can't keep it full. I'd rather tell you now than waste your time.

What do you keep?

The address you typed and the result, so I can follow up if you ask. Your name and number only if you ask me to call. See our Privacy Policy.

Business data: places from Overture Maps Foundation (CDLA Permissive 2.0), City of Vancouver business licences and City of Surrey business licences. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Vancouver and the Open Government Licence – City of Surrey. No Google data is stored or shown. Food distances are straight-line estimates, shown only as bands.