The brands and suppliers behind every member route

1Trusted partners

Who's in the network.

These are the brands and platforms that show up across member routes: 365 Retail Markets and Micromart on the market side, Cantaloupe on payments and telemetry, and PepsiCo, Doritos, Prime, Poppi, and Alani Nu filling the machines. They are named on the homepage because members actually run them, not because a logo strip looked good.

• 365 Retail Markets and Micromart — micro market hardware and software
• Cantaloupe — cashless payments and the telemetry that reports your sales
• PepsiCo and Doritos — the mainstream snack and drink lines every machine needs
• Prime, Poppi, and Alani Nu — the higher-margin brands that move in gyms and student housing

2What it gets you

Pricing that does not depend on your size.

The practical benefit of the network is terms. Machine deals are pre-negotiated, product runs below retail across more than 5,000 SKUs, and the equipment and financing partners are the same ones larger operators use. None of that is available to someone calling a distributor cold with one machine to stock.

• Pre-negotiated machine deals through the community's equipment partners
• Below-retail product across more than 5,000 SKUs
• Payment and telemetry hardware that reports sales without a site visit
• Financing and equipment partners reachable through the same network

SKUs below retail

5,000+SKUs below retail

Brand and platform partners

8Brand and platform partners

Machine and equipment deals

Pre-negotiatedMachine and equipment deals

3Where it matters

Some accounts come with a brand attached.

A property that already has a pouring agreement, a gym whose members expect a specific energy drink, a building where the existing operator left a branded cooler behind — these are ordinary situations that stop a new operator cold. Having the relationship already in place turns each of them into a phone call rather than a lost account.

• Buildings with an existing pouring agreement you have to work inside
• Locations whose audience expects specific brands on the shelf
• Equipment and cooler placements that come through the brand, not through you
• Answers from operators who have already worked the same relationship