Imported machine with PIX and cash payment, and a touch screen that also sells ad space. We run this model ourselves in practice, with our own machines operating at Sesc, Senac and Univates.
Prices at Molto Bene are always in Brazilian reais (R$), paid by PIX or card, that's how payment works in Brazil. Here's today's rate as a reference, so you can get a sense of it in dollars.
Competitors also work with imported machines, so that's not a differentiator. What changes the game is the combo of sales + ad media on the screen.
From universities to sports centers, Molto Bene is already running in real operation, and fits any environment with steady foot traffic.
Convenience for employees, at no operating cost for the company: the end user pays.
24-hour convenience for guests, working even outside front-desk and restaurant hours.
Your members don't need to leave to buy water or a protein bar right after training.
Students between classes, without leaving campus, as we've already tested at Univates.
Companions and visitors always have somewhere to buy, without relying on a ground-floor snack bar.
The touch screen doesn't just sell products: it also sells ad space. While competitors deliver only a machine, Molto Bene delivers a point of sale and a media channel.
See both product linesAdjust the numbers for your location and see a starting estimate. It's not a revenue promise, it's a simple calculation to help you decide.
Assuming about 5% of people passing through the location buy something that day, a conservative rate for this kind of machine.
Illustrative estimate based on the numbers you enter above. The real result depends on the product sold, the price charged and the actual foot traffic of the location, and doesn't factor in the extra revenue from on-screen advertising.
The machines below are Molto Bene's own operation: we tested the model in our own business before selling you the equipment.
Hotel
Sports center
University
School
Trade fair / eventSesc, Senac and Univates: Molto Bene's own operation, not sold to a third party. The machine runs day-to-day at these locations under Molto Bene's own management, which gives us real operational know-how to guide our buyers.