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Vending placement, done differently
Free Vending Machine Placement in Ontario
Vending machine placement usually means a snack machine in the back hallway. Ours is the one people line up for. SmileMore places a guest-paid photo booth in your Ontario venue at no cost, services it ourselves, and pays you a share of every session. Same placement model, much better machine.
placed, stocked, serviced
Why a photo booth
Why a photo booth beats a snack machine for your space
A snack machine sells something people could buy anywhere. A photo booth sells a moment they can only have at your place. That difference shows up in how guests treat it.
- People seek it out. Nobody tells their friends about the chip machine. They do tell them about the booth, and they bring them back to use it.
- It fits a nice room. A wrapped booth looks like part of the design, not equipment you tolerate.
- It keeps itself running. We monitor it remotely, restock it and handle repairs, so your team never deals with it.
Placement cost
Zero. No purchase, no lease and no service fee. We own and maintain the machine.
Your commission
10% to 25% of every session, paid monthly. The share is set in the agreement before install.
Exit clause
The first 90 days of the 12-month agreement are a trial. You can have it removed after that if it is not a fit.
Who it suits
The vending placement checklist
Placement companies look for the same things everywhere: traffic, visibility and a reliable spot. The difference is that a photo booth needs people who are there to have fun, not just pass through. Bars, restaurants, breweries, campuses, hotels, malls and entertainment venues are the strongest fits.
Traffic
A few thousand visitors a week is a good start. Weekend crowds matter more than weekday commuters.
Space and power
About the size of a loveseat and a standard outlet. No plumbing, no special wiring.
Signal
A decent Wi-Fi signal so the booth can take card payments and send digital copies.
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Design or view your booth
Design your own booth for your venue or to purchase, or see exactly how it will look in your space with your phone camera, at true size. Pick a look, add your logo and artwork, and send it to us for a quote when you are ready.
- Ready-made looks
- Your logo and art
- View in your space
- True to size
Proof, not promises
Our first campus booth: what happened at NSU
Our first booth went into the lobby of the Don Taft University Center at Nova Southeastern University in Florida, wrapped in Sharks blue. Students found it on their own, and nobody on staff has to touch it. Ontario booths run on the same program with the same service. Move-in week drove a lot of month one, so read these numbers as a strong start, not a forecast.
300+
paid sessions in month one
~$2.4k
guest spend in month one (USD)
$0
cost to the venue
install day at NSU
Questions about vending placement
Yes. We own the booth and cover delivery, installation, supplies, service and repairs. You provide the space and power.
You earn 10% to 25% of every session. It is set in writing before install and paid monthly with a report.
No. We focus on photo booths, because they earn more attention and fit hospitality spaces better.
The Greater Toronto Area first, then Ottawa, Hamilton, Kitchener-Waterloo, London, Niagara and more. Apply and we will confirm.
Ontario venue types we work with: Bars, Restaurants, Breweries, Campuses, Malls, Hotels, Entertainment venues.
Cities we serve: Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, Brampton, Markham, Oakville, Hamilton, Ottawa, London, Kitchener-Waterloo, Niagara Falls, Barrie, Guelph, Durham Region.
More: SmileMore Canada, the Ontario host program, vending placement and your Ontario rep.
Apply now, spots are limited
See if your space qualifies
Two minutes. Tell us whether you want to host a free booth, rent one for an event or buy one, and we reply within one business day. If it is not a fit, we will tell you straight.
Prefer to talk? Text or call 347-577-3033 or email thomas@vertexvendinggroup.com. Ontario placements are handled by Ron Shteiman, our Ontario rep.