A lot of people like the idea of owning an ATM business until they realize how much work can go into actually running a route.

This opportunity is different.

The business is already operating across the Gulf Coast and currently produces approximately $350,000 in annual cash flow. The asking price is $1,295,000.

The locations are in place, the machines are producing transaction activity, and the operational side of the business is already supported through an established professional management structure.

That means the buyer is not expected to personally load machines, organize service calls, find technicians, or manage the route themselves.

Cash loading, servicing, maintenance coordination, vendor relationships, reporting, and routine field operations continue through the existing management structure after closing.

The owner’s role is much more about keeping an eye on the numbers, reviewing how the portfolio is performing, and making decisions about the business at a higher level.

For someone looking for an income-producing business without creating another full-time job for themselves, that makes this a particularly interesting opportunity.

The portfolio has been operating in the Gulf Coast region for many years and already has an established merchant base and operating history behind it. A buyer is stepping into something that is already producing rather than starting with a few machines and trying to build a route one location at a time.

There is also room to grow. Additional merchant locations, complementary portfolio acquisitions, selected equipment upgrades, and improvements at individual locations could all provide opportunities to expand over time.
None of that growth is required to create the current income. The attraction here is the business that is already operating today.

The seller is ready to transition out of the portfolio and will provide an orderly handoff to the new owner.