shakenest
nest one, the shakenest protein shake vending machine, standing in a dark studio with its lime green light blades glowing beside a portrait touchscreen.

For gyms and offices

We install it.
We run it.
You get paid.

A protein shake machine in your gym or office, at no cost to you. We stock it, clean it and repair it. You get a real amenity and a share of every shake it sells.

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Key figures: a shake in 30 seconds, about 2 hours a week to run, 9 ingredient canisters, 4 square feet of floor, a 32-inch touchscreen, one standard 110 volt outlet.

How it works

Three touches, thirty seconds.

You are not buying hardware. The machine, its supply and its restocking arrive as one arrangement. Nobody operates alone.

01 — Select A finger selecting a flavor on the nest one touchscreen, which lists the available protein shakes.

Pick a flavor

Up to nine at once, one per canister, on a 32-inch portrait screen. What is loaded is set per machine and shown on screen, never printed on the cabinet.

02 — Pay A hand tapping a contactless bank card against the card reader on nest one, lit by the machine's lime green light bar.

Tap to pay

Card or mobile tap. There is no coin mechanism and no note reader, so there is no cash box for anyone to empty or lose.

03 — Collect A freshly blended protein shake in a cup sitting behind the dispensing window of nest one.

Take the cup

The lid drops and presses on before the hatch releases. By the time the member walks away, the head has already begun its hot flush.

Thirty seconds, start to finish.

The cup drops and seats. Powder doses from the selected canister. Chilled water meters in. The head blends in the cup, the lid presses on, and the head flushes hot behind it.

The machine · nest one

Built to be full, not just to look full.

The machine is the packaging. The business is that what goes inside never runs out, so every part of nest one exists to remove a reason it would stop serving.

Front view of nest one showing the wordmark, portrait touchscreen, lime light blades, dispensing window, card reader and cup lid drawer.

Canister bay

Nine canisters, sealed and dry

Nine ingredient canisters behind one locked door: five of 4 liters and four of 2.2 liters. The powder stays sealed and dry until the moment it is dosed. Nothing sits mixed.

Mixing head

Blended in the cup, not in a tank

Powder doses from the selected canister and chilled water meters in behind it. The head blends in the cup itself, so the last shake of the night is built the same way as the first.

Hygiene

It cleans itself after every cup

A high-temperature, high-pressure flush runs through the mixing head between servings. No cross-contamination between flavors, and no open food surface anywhere a member can reach.

Water circuit

Chilled, and hot enough to clean

Runs from a pumped reservoir or straight off the tap. A cold circuit holds the pour at 5 to 10 °C; a separate hot circuit drives the cleaning flush, which is why it sanitizes itself without a plumber.

Cup column

120 cups on board, or bring your own

The column holds 120 cups of 14 oz and drops one before the pour begins. A lid presses on at the end. Members can also use their own shaker bottle instead of taking a cup.

Payment and network

Card, tap, and its own connection

Card and mobile tap, with no coin mechanism and no cash box. 4G is built in and Wi-Fi is the fallback, so a placement never waits on the venue's network.

Own a machine

The numbers, before you ask for them.

Most suppliers hand you a projection. We hand you the calculator, the costs we actually pay, and the locations where this does not work. Every figure below is editable — replace ours with yours.

Monthly gross profit
$0
Revenue minus ingredients, cup and lid.
Net cash per month
$0
After the venue share, processing and the loan.
Break-even
0 shakes/day
Below this the machine costs you money.
Sales
/ day
Typical range 5–40. A 700–1,000 member gym usually lands at 12–20.
$
Recommended $4.00–$8.00. Undercut the gym smoothie bar, do not match it.
days
Recommended 28–31. Use 30 unless the venue closes.
Cost per shake
$
Recommended $1.20–$2.50. Protein powder is most of it.
%
Recommended 2.0%–3.5%.
$
Recommended $0.10–$0.40. On a $5 sale this hurts more than the rate.
Monthly costs
%
Recommended 0%–25%. Gyms usually ask 10–20%; offices often ask nothing.
$ / mo
Recommended $0–$40. A data SIM runs about $15.
$ / mo
Recommended $10–$60. Refrigeration runs around the clock.
$ / mo
Recommended $0–$75. Set it aside even in months nothing breaks.
The machine
$
Recommended $6,000–$15,000 landed, including shipping and duty.
%
Recommended 10%–30%. More down means less interest, less cash to grow.
%
Recommended 6%–25%. US equipment financing for a new business sits near 12%.
months
Recommended 12–60 months.
Net cash per month
$0
Revenue
$0
Ingredients, cup and lid
$0
Gross profit
$0
Card processing
$0
Venue share
$0
Connectivity, power, reserve
$0
Loan payment
$0
Net cash
$0
Break-even
0 /day
Cash recovered in
0 mo
Profit per shake
$0
Gross margin
0%

First-year net cash: $0. Starting figures are US market assumptions, not shakenest results. If a number lands outside the range we see in real locations, the field says so rather than blocking you.

Where it works

It has to suit a lobby and a squat rack.

The same machine has to be welcome in the free-weight room and in a consulting firm's reception. It needs about four square feet, one standard 110V outlet on a circuit that is not already loaded, and a level floor it can be rolled onto.

nest one installed against a concrete wall in a closed gym at night, casting green light across the rubber floor beside a dumbbell rack.

Gyms and studios

Works best above roughly [X] members, with evening traffic and hours the staffed counter does not cover. A 24-hour site keeps selling while nobody is there.

[X] members, minimum

nest one standing against a stone wall in a modern office lobby at dusk, reflected in the polished terrazzo floor.

Offices and campuses

Works above [X] people with no cafeteria on site. It does not work next to a staffed smoothie bar, or anywhere that cannot be reached weekly for restocking.

4 sq ft of floor

Monitoring

If it is empty, we failed.

An empty machine is not a lost sale, it is a broken promise. The cabinet reports its own stock and faults, so a refill is something you schedule rather than something a member discovers for you.

  • Stock by canister

    Levels reported per canister, so restocking is planned against what actually sold.

  • The fault arrives before the complaint

    The machine flags a problem before a member does. Common faults have a fix that takes minutes.

  • About two hours a week

    Restock once or twice, wipe the outside down, check the dashboard. We put that in writing because it is not passive income.

  • Someone picks up

    Published response times and a named person, rather than a number on a sticker. Nobody operates alone.

The dashboard shown is an illustration of the monitoring screen, with example stock levels. Bracketed values are placeholders awaiting real fleet data.

Specification

nest one, in numbers.

Manufacturer specification. We order the 110V / 60Hz version for the US.

Width
27.6 in / 700 mm
Depth
29.1 in / 740 mm
Height
74.8 in / 1,900 mm
Footprint
About 4 sq ft
Weight
[X]
Cabinet
Cold-rolled steel, tempered glass
Screen
32 in portrait touchscreen
Ingredient canisters
9 — five 4 L, four 2.2 L
Cup capacity
120 × 14 oz
Bring your own cup
Supported
Water supply
Pumped reservoir or mains
Chilled to
5–10 °C
Serving time
30 s
Rated power
1,600 W at 110V / 60Hz
Payment
Card, mobile tap
Connectivity
4G, Wi-Fi fallback

Get your numbers

Tell us about your space.

An address is enough to start, whether you want a machine placed in your gym or office, or you want to run your own route. We will come back with the numbers for that location.

  • We tell you before we sell you

    The site survey is free, including the ones that end in a no. A machine in a bad location costs you more than the sale was worth to us.

  • No cost and no obligation

    Hosting a machine costs the venue nothing. There is no sales call unless you ask for one.

  • A person reads every one

    Not a queue, not a bot. Reply to the confirmation and it reaches the same person.

We use this only to answer you. No list, no reselling, no automated sequence. See our privacy notice.

nest one, the shakenest protein shake vending machine, lit in a dark studio.

Nobody operates
alone.

The machine arrives installed and stocked, the supply ships before you run out, and someone picks up when it breaks.