This is not an ATM route that still needs to be assembled. Approximately 280 active locations are already operating across California, producing around $665,000 in annual cash flow. The asking price is $2,250,000.
What a buyer is acquiring here is the result of years of route development: machines already placed with merchants, established transaction history, an operating network of locations and the systems required to keep a business of this size moving. Starting from scratch is a completely different proposition. Building 280 locations individually means sourcing hundreds of merchants, negotiating placements, installing equipment and waiting for each location to develop a transaction history.
That stage is already behind this business. The route also has an established operating structure in place. Cash loading, machine servicing, maintenance coordination and routine field activity continue to be handled professionally after closing.
The new owner acquires the business and its route without having to personally become the person servicing 280 machines. That leaves ownership focused where it should be: monitoring the numbers, reviewing location performance, overseeing the business and deciding how aggressively to grow it. At this size, diversification also becomes meaningful.
Revenue is spread across approximately 280 merchant locations rather than being dependent on one storefront, one merchant or one major account. Some locations will naturally perform better than others. The strength is in having a large operating base rather than relying on any one machine.
There is room to add locations and expand the footprint over time, but this is not being marketed on projections. The existing business is already producing approximately $665,000 in annual cash flow. Detailed financial information, transaction history and merchant-level information are available to qualified buyers during due diligence.