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Ways to get a machine

Buy, rent, lease or let us run it

Four ways to get a machine, depending on how much you want to spend, own and manage. Here's the difference in plain English.

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The quick comparison

Feature RentLeaseBuyFully managed
Upfront cost Refundable depositNone or small depositFrom £3,100 + VATNone
Ongoing cost From £19.80/weekFixed monthly paymentsNoneNone
Who owns the machine Juicy VendYou, at end of termYouJuicy Vend
Who stocks it You (or add restocking)YouYouJuicy Vend
What you earn 100% of sales, minus rental100% of sales, minus payments100% of salesMonthly commission on sales
Commitment 1 or 2 years2–5 yearsNoneAgreed per site
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Costs & options

Common questions

What's the difference between buying, renting, leasing and fully managed?

Buying: you own the machine and keep all the profit. Renting: low weekly cost with no commitment to own. Leasing: fixed payments, and you own it at the end. Fully managed: we supply, stock and service it, and pay you commission. Compare all four.

How much does it cost to rent a vending machine?

Rental starts from £19.80 a week (ex VAT) on a 2-year term, plus a refundable deposit. It includes delivery, installation, a pre-fitted Viva Wallet card reader and 24/7 support. Each machine page shows its exact 1 and 2-year prices.

Is fully managed really free?

Yes, for venues that qualify. We cover the machine, stock and servicing and pay you a commission on sales. It's mainly for sites with consistent footfall of roughly 300+ people a day.

Are there any hidden costs?

No. Your quote spells out the machine price or weekly cost, what's included and any minimum term. Stock is the only running cost, unless you're fully managed.