How The Route Exchange Finds Buyers

This article will quickly cover some of the strategies that we use to find qualified route buyers.

1. First, we create a listing that is used to advertise your business.  The listing will have general information on the route so that potential buyers can decide if it is the right opportunity for them
2. Next, we distribute the listing through a number of ways:
   1. The listing is shared with existing nearby buyer leads in our database.  The buyer database currently consists of over 5,000 potential buyers
   2. We also post the listing on various business sales services.  This includes BizBuySell, BizQuest, Wall Street Journal, USA Today Network and many others
   3. Search engine advertising and optimization is utilized to find individuals that are interested in purchasing route opportunities
3. Once a lead expresses interest in your route business, we put that individual through a qualification process to make sure they are serious about moving forward

All of these efforts are conducted before the route owner is ever involved.  We want to make sure quality buyers move through our process, saving the owner time and frustration.  There are absolutely no upfront costs and we are never compensated unless one of our leads purchases your route.  This is a no-risk, no-cost service unless we succeed.  If you have any questions please contact us today.

Union County NJ Vending Route Business – SOLD

Price: $28,000     Weekly Sales: $600

This Union County NJ vending route business consists of 10 machines at 7 Union County locations. Accounts are in Westfield, Cranford, Kenilworth, Mountainside and Springfield. Very convenient route (accounts within ~5 mile radius) with consistent sales volume and great equipment. Most machines are Seaga Combination machines which are only three years old and provide online sales/inventory monitoring.  The sales/inventory tracking will make route operation much easier and more efficient for the owner.

The route consists of local businesses, government facilities and a large sports facility. The route averages approximately $600 in weekly sales. Expenses will vary from owner to owner, but the current owner nets approximately $250 per week after all expenses. The route requires an estimated 10 hours per week which includes purchasing inventory, travel, restocking the machines, record keeping, etc.

Training and transitional support will be provided. An additional snack machine will be included in the sale which will allow for instant growth. Great opportunity with a flex schedule. Healthy vending niche can be a solid market which is attractive to high volume but health conscious accounts (gyms, schools, etc)

Contact us today for more information