Ready For An Upgrade? Switching Is Easier Than You Think.
If your current vending company has you managing more than they do, replacing them is simpler than sticking it out.
Sound familiar?
The machine sits empty for days before anyone restocks it.
A route driver working off a fixed schedule has no way of knowing an item ran out on day two of a seven-day cycle.
Support is a call center that never actually resolves anything.
You explain the issue, get a ticket number, and wait — with no direct line to anyone who can actually fix it.
You're locked into a long contract with a vendor you don't even like.
Multi-year terms with early-termination penalties are common in this industry — even when the service isn't working.
A machine shortchanges a customer or employee, and you're the one smoothing it over.
A billing error or a jammed coil becomes your problem to explain, not the vendor's.
What happens to your current contract?
Most vending agreements run on a required notice period rather than a hard lock-in — check your current contract for what's needed (30, 60, and 90 days are all common), then reach out to us with your timeline. We'll build your installation date around it, so there's no gap where your space is left without a machine at all, and no need to manage two vendors at once.
The switch, step by step.
Free evaluation, no pressure
Schedule your free on-site evaluation whenever it's convenient — even while your current agreement is still winding down. There's no obligation to move forward.
We coordinate the timing
Tell us your current vendor's required notice period and we'll build the installation date around it, so the transition lines up cleanly.
Old machine out, new one in
Once your space is clear, installation typically happens within a couple of days to a couple of weeks — we'll give you a specific date once we've seen it in person.
A 30-day check-in to fine-tune
About a month after install, we sit down with your property manager or site contact to see how it's going and adjust the product mix or placement before settling into the long-term routine.
What you get with Sidecar that you didn't have before.
Real-Time Monitoring
Low stock gets flagged and prioritized for restocking — not left for the next fixed weekly route.
Owner-Operators
Vala and Brian restock in person — not a rotating driver working through a list of accounts.
No Minimum Term
Just 30 days' notice if you ever want a machine relocated or removed, full stop.
Insured, In Writing
Product liability insurance, with a certificate of insurance available before you ever say yes.
Start with a free evaluation.
Tell us where you are in your current agreement and we'll build a timeline around it — no cost, no pressure, no gap in service.
Schedule My Free Evaluation