Bottom line: For an approved PureFuel location, the host does not pay equipment rental, delivery, installation or routine service fees. The people using the machine pay for the products they purchase.
What PureFuel handles
- Machine delivery and installation
- Opening product selection and pricing
- Routine stocking and inventory review
- Payment-system coordination
- Maintenance coordination for the installed machine
Why the location still needs approval
The operator funds the equipment, inventory, delivery and ongoing service. A location therefore needs enough recurring demand to keep products moving and justify reliable restocking.
Approval is based on actual daily traffic, hours, placement, access and likely purchases. PureFuel explains the decision directly instead of using a one-size-fits-all employee threshold.
What the host normally provides
The host provides an approved indoor placement, suitable electrical access and reasonable entry for installation and service. Final site requirements depend on the specific machine and building.
Before delivery, PureFuel confirms the location, path, dimensions, power and any property rules so there are no surprises.
Ask PureFuel to review your location
Send the address, facility type, average daily population, active hours and proposed machine area. PureFuel will confirm route coverage and whether a no-cost full-service placement is practical.