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LuxuriaFXVending

A free vending machine for your Inland Empire business

Luxuria Fx Vending places vending machines, smart coolers and micro markets in Inland Empire businesses at no cost to the business. We supply the equipment, install it, stock it and repair it. You provide the floor space and a standard power outlet. There is no lease, no purchase and no service fee.

We are a Riverside-based operator and we run our own routes, so the person you talk to is the person responsible for your machine. We run machines in warehouse and rail-yard breakrooms across the Inland Empire.

Request a free machineCall (951) 702-6349

How getting a vending machine at work works

  1. Step 1

    Tell us about your site

    The address, roughly how many people are on site, and the shifts you run. Two minutes on the form below or one phone call.

  2. Step 2

    We look at the space

    A short visit to the breakroom to check the floor, the doorway and the outlet, and to see what your crew would actually buy.

  3. Step 3

    We install it

    We deliver, set up and stock the machine, cooler or market. The install takes under an hour and you pay nothing.

  4. Step 4

    We keep it full and working

    Restocking on a schedule driven by what sells, repairs, and refunds handled by us. Your staff never has to manage it.

What it costs your business

Nothing for the equipment or the service. We earn only when your people buy something, so keeping the machine full and working is our problem, not yours.

You provide

  • The floor space
  • A standard grounded power outlet
  • Building access for restock visits

We cover

  • The machine, delivery and installation
  • All product and restocking
  • Maintenance, repairs and customer refunds
  • Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay on every machine
  • Swapping slow items for what your crew actually buys

Vending machine, smart cooler or micro market?

Snack and drink machines

Most sites from about 30 to 40 people up

The classic glass-front machine, with card, Apple Pay and Google Pay on every one. Small footprint, one outlet.

Smart coolers

Shift crews, nights and weekends

A locked fridge that opens with a card or phone tap and charges for what is taken. Fresh sandwiches and cold drinks around the clock.

Micro markets

Larger breakrooms, roughly 100 people and up

Open shelves and coolers with a self-checkout kiosk. The most variety, including fresh food, in one place.

Not sure? We recommend after the site visit, based on headcount, shifts and space. More detail in our services and micro markets.

Businesses we place machines in

Any site where people stay put for hours. Around 40 people on site is the usual starting point, but a busy shift crew with nowhere to eat nearby beats a big office that empties at lunch.

  • Warehouses and distribution centers
  • Manufacturing plants
  • Trucking, rail and tow yards
  • Auto dealerships and service shops
  • Offices and business parks
  • Medical and dental offices
  • Gyms and studios
  • Schools and apartment buildings

What business owners ask first

Updated October 2026

How do I get a vending machine for my business?
Ask a full-service vending operator to place one. In the Inland Empire that can be us: send the address and roughly how many people are on site, we look at the space, and if it fits we deliver, install and stock the machine at no cost to you. You provide the floor space and an outlet.
Is a vending machine really free for my business?
Yes. With a full-service operator the business pays nothing for the machine, the delivery, the installation, the product, the restocking or the repairs. The only thing you supply is the floor space and a standard power outlet. You never buy, lease or rent the equipment.
How do vending companies make money if the machine is free?
From the sales. Every snack or drink sold pays for the product, the equipment and the route time, and what is left is the operator's margin. That is why a good operator keeps the machine full, working and stocked with what your crew actually buys: an empty or broken machine earns us nothing.
Do vending companies pay the business a commission?
Sometimes. Commission is a percentage of sales paid back to the host, and it is usually reserved for higher-traffic sites. Across the industry it commonly runs between 5 and 15 percent of sales. We decide it site by site. Most of our hosts simply want a stocked breakroom at zero cost and zero work.
How many employees do you need to get a free vending machine?
Around 40 people on site is the usual starting point, but traffic matters more than headcount. A 30-person warehouse running long shifts with nothing to eat nearby can outsell a 100-person office where everyone leaves at lunch. If you are not sure, ask. We will tell you honestly whether it fits.
What is a smart cooler for a break room?
A smart cooler is a refrigerated case that opens with a tap of a card or phone and charges automatically for what is removed. It holds fresh food, sandwiches and cold drinks that a coil machine cannot, runs around the clock with nobody attending it, and suits crews on night or weekend shifts.
See all 27 answers: commission, power, contracts, healthy options, refunds

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Local coverage, site types and answers for your part of the Inland Empire.

Guides for hosts

Request a free machine

Tell us the address and roughly how many people are on site. If it is not a fit we will tell you, rather than put a machine somewhere it will sit. Prefer the phone? Call (951) 702-6349, Monday to Friday, 6 AM to 6 PM.