This amazing ATM portfolio of 119 machines is in Houston, TX and the surrounding areas. The portfolio has Income of over $25,000/mo in the past 12 months with growth expected in 2025. Easy to operate...
6 ATM Locations in the Myrtle Beach, SC area - high-end Hotels and shopping centers - making $10,000/yr NET (outside of Gas and time) for sale for $19,611 Buyer must join ACFN ATM franchise program....
This great Dallas/Fort Worth based portfolio currently operates 24 ATMs machines around DFW. The portfolio in 2025 has averaged $7,100/mo in Mixed Profit. - The 14 Owned & Loaded ATMs are owned by the...
7 ATM Locations in the Charleston, SC area - 5 high-end Hotels, 2 bars - making $20,000/yr NET (outside of Gas and time) for sale for $35,155 Buyer must join ACFN ATM franchise program. Franchise...
10 ATM Locations in the Providence, RI area - High-end Hotels and One Bowling Alley, making $26,000/yr NET (outside of Gas and time) for sale for $56,000 Buyer must join the ACFN ATM franchise...
4 ATM Locations in the Myrtle Beach, SC area - 2 shopping centers and 2 bars - making $8,500/yr NET (outside of Gas and time) for sale for $16,123 Buyer must join ACFN ATM franchise program. Franchise...
12 ATM Locations in the Cleveland, OH area all high-end Hotels, (plus one more hotel to be installed) making $22,000/yr NET (outside of Gas and time) for sale for $42,207 Buyer must join the ACFN ATM...
This New Jersey portfolio of approximately 77 ATM machines is based in and around New Jersey and New York and the surrounding area. This portfolio is showing steady Net Profit income over the past 12...
This South Coast Massachusetts portfolio currently operates 49 ATMs machines around the South Coast of Massachusetts. The portfolio in 2024 had ATM Gross Profit of almost $14,000/mo of Owned and...
10 ATM Locations in the Boston, MA area - Mainly high-end Hotels, making $19,000/yr NET (outside of Gas and time) for sale for $33,925 Buyer must join the ACFN ATM franchise program. Franchise program...
High-traffic locations such as convenience stores, bars, dispensaries, hotels, and entertainment venues materially increase transaction volume and stability.
Value is driven by monthly transaction averages per machine and the surcharge retained per transaction.
The terms with the ATM processor, including revenue splits and fees, directly impact profitability.
Written agreements that clearly allow transfer to a new owner increase buyer confidence.
Owned, EMV-compliant, newer machines reduce risk and future capital expenditures.
Owner-funded ATMs typically generate higher margins but require working capital. Third-party vault cash models reduce capital needs but lower profit.
Ten low-performing machines are worth less than five high-volume placements.
Buyers should review processor statements, not just seller summaries.
Without written contracts, placements may not survive ownership transfer.
Seasonal businesses, nightlife venues, or tourism-driven locations can create earnings fluctuations.
Revenue-sharing agreements with store owners significantly affect net income.
ATM operations must comply with banking regulations, network standards, and ADA requirements.
Small routes may range from $50,000 to $200,000 depending on transaction volume. Larger, diversified portfolios can range from $300,000 to $1M+ based on earnings and scale.
Profitability depends primarily on transaction volume and surcharge retention. Strong placements with consistent foot traffic can generate predictable recurring cash flow.
They can be relatively low-maintenance compared to many businesses, but they are not fully passive. Machines require cash replenishment, maintenance, monitoring, and relationship management.
Net margins vary based on revenue splits and vault cash structure, but well-structured owner-funded routes often generate strong cash-on-cash returns.
Most transactions are structured as asset sales, transferring machines, contracts, and processing relationships.
Smaller acquisitions can close in 30 to 60 days. Larger portfolios may take 60 to 120 days depending on due diligence, financing, and contract reviews.
