Frequently Asked Questions

Vending machines are filled depending on their sales volume. The more a machine sells, the more frequently it will be stocked. Most machines are filled once per week, but sometimes more or less. We use software to track vending machine volumes. However, if you need a refill, contact us right away and we'll take care of it as soon as possible.

Most standard soda vending machine measures 72"H x 39"W x 33"D. However, if the machine is going to be placed inside an enclosure it is best to allow for 80"H x 45"W x 40"D.

Snack Vending Machines vary between individual models to suit most locations' space requirements. Snack machines tend to range withing the following dimensions: 68-72" H x 29-41" W x 30-34" D.

On average, it usually takes 15-20 business days to install a soda or snack machine. Our process is simple:

Step 1: Contact your Snack O'Licious Representative. 

Step 2: We'll schedule a meeting so a representative can meet with you in person to discuss your needs.

Step 3: The representative will discuss where to install your vending machines and the flavors you want.

Step 4: The vending machines will be installed shortly after they're ordered.

Yes you can! However, it is highly recommended to pair a snack machine with a beverage machine. This provides more options for the consumer. Besides, what good is a snack if you don't have anything to wash it down with? 

We keep our machines stocked with the most popular brands and flavors. Every location is unique and people have different likes and dislikes. If you have a recommendation we'd love to hear it!

As long as you have a standard 3-prong outlet you should be good to go! Most machines run on 115 volts at 10-12 amps.

Most machines use about 5-10 kWh/day, as long as it’s in a climate-controlled environment. You can calculate how much it costs to run a vending machine by using this figure and multiplying by your electricity rate on your utility bill. The machines are very efficient and most businesses won’t notice a material increase in their utility bill.

In the past, vending machines were thought to pollute the environment by using fluorine gas. However, in 2010, Coca-Cola invented a natural refrigerant and used recycled materials, making vending machines greener than ever.