Vending machine for hospitals
Round-the-clock essentials for visitors and staff
A STASH vending machine gives hospital visitors and staff round-the-clock access to everyday essentials. It costs the hospital nothing, STASH runs it, and the hospital earns 10% of net sales every month.
You provide a power outlet, Wi-Fi and access for servicing. Terms are set in a written host agreement.
5 formats for your space
We choose the format with you. Machines shown as design renders; final wraps and layouts vary by location.
Why host
Why it works in a hospital
Open when the gift shop isn't
Long shifts and overnight waits don't follow shop hours. The machine is there at any time.
For the unplanned visit
Visitors often arrive without a charger or basic personal-care items and can't easily leave the building.
No work for facilities
STASH installs, restocks, services and supports the machine.
How it looks in a business
Out in the wild
Real installs of the machine formats we deploy: stands, wall units and towers in stores, bars and venues. Wraps and screens shown belong to other operators. Yours will be STASH.



Products
A typical starting mix
We choose the products for your location and adjust the mix to what sells. You can request products at any time.
Free to host
Who does what
STASH is responsible for the machine and everything involved in running it. See the four steps.
STASH handles
- The machine, at no cost to you
- Installation
- Stock and restocking
- Service and repairs
- Payment issues and customer support
You provide
- A spot with steady foot traffic
- A standard power outlet
- Wi-Fi
- Access for restocking and service
Straight answers
Questions from hospitals
Where does a vending machine go in a hospital?
Waiting areas, main lobbies and staff break areas are common spots. It needs a wall or a corner, a standard outlet and Wi-Fi.
What does it carry?
Phone chargers, cables, batteries, travel-size personal-care items and comfort items for long waits. A Smart Fridge or Smart Market can add grab-and-go items where it fits.
Who do you work with at the hospital?
The facilities or operations lead, or whoever manages the space and can approve the placement.
How is the hospital paid?
The hospital earns 10% of net sales, paid monthly. Terms are set in a written host agreement with no minimum term. See how the revenue share works.
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