Place a machine in a busy location and collect the surcharge on every withdrawal. Start with one and grow from there.
No obligation. A real person calls you back — not a call center.
You own the machine, place it in a location with good foot traffic, and collect the surcharge on every withdrawal. We handle the setup.
Start affordably with a certified used machine from $1,599, and scale up as you add locations. Every machine ships pre-programmed and plug-and-play.
A new machine starts around $2,399, used around $1,599. Plan for roughly $5,000 per location to cover the machine and starting cash.
You set your own surcharge and collect it on every withdrawal — the busier the location, the more it adds up over time.
Watch cash levels and transaction activity online, and get an alert when a machine is running low.
Start with one machine. Once it's profitable, add more — many operators build routes of 10, 20, or more.
Pick a spot with steady foot traffic and pitch the owner. We give you sample contracts and marketing handouts to make it easy.
We set up your merchant ID and processing and handle the licensing. No LLC needed — you can start as an individual.
We program it and ship it, usually arriving in 5 to 9 days. Plug it in and load your cash.
Earn the surcharge on every withdrawal, monitor online, and add machines as you grow.
You place a machine in a location with good foot traffic and collect the surcharge on every withdrawal. You can start with a single machine and add more as you go.
No. Most people running an ATM business don't own the locations where their machines go. You set up an agreement with a business that has good foot traffic, they host the machine, and you provide the ATM and the cash and collect the surcharge on every withdrawal. We help you find locations and structure those agreements.
Startup costs are low. A new machine from Genmega or Hyosung starts around $2,399, and certified used machines start around $1,550. Beyond the machine itself, your main cost is the cash you load into it, and there are no franchise fees or employees to pay.
The biggest one is location. Foot traffic drives everything, so where you place a machine matters more than the machine itself. The other common mistake is underestimating how much cash to keep loaded, which can leave a busy machine empty when it could be earning. We help you get both right from the start.
An ATM business is a strong fit if you want something flexible and low-maintenance that you can run on the side or grow full-time. It typically takes very little time per machine, and it can scale as you add locations and build out a route over time.
Start your ATM business today or call now — our in-house team will help you place your first machine and get it running in days, not weeks.