Vending machine locations in Virginia
Pinpoint holds signed host agreements with 2 venues in Virginia, listed below — the venue type, the town and the revenue share, with foot traffic wherever it was counted. Their names, addresses and photographs come once you have paid to start.
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Signed vending locations in Virginia
Every venue below has signed a host agreement with Pinpoint. Pick one and its name, address and photographs come once you have paid to start; if none of them suits you, our vending machine locator service can search Virginia for you.
Premium location
Amusement park location in Virginia Beach, VA
Amusement parks · Virginia · ICEE Cotton Candy
280,000
Estimated visitors a year
Signed Jul 22, 2026 available now
40% of revenue to the venue, after cost of goods
Located in Virginia Beach, Virginia
Bowling alley location in Shenandoah, VA
Bowling alleys · Virginia · Cotton Candy VX2
30,000
Estimated visitors a year
Signed Jun 29, 2026 available now
30% of revenue to the venue, after cost of goods
Located in Shenandoah, Virginia
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Placing a machine in Virginia: the basics
Before a machine goes in anywhere in Virginia:
- Sales tax: Certificate of registration for the Vending Machine Dealers Sales Tax, from the Virginia Department of Taxation (Virginia Tax).
- Vending machine license: No vending license; the vending step is the dealer tax registration.
- Food permits: Virginia Department of Health.
Requirements change and vary by county and city. Confirm with the agency before you place. The full guide, with the official source for each rule: Vending machine license in Virginia →
Venue types we’ve signed most often here: Amusement parks, Bowling alleys.
Operators routinely drive an hour or two for a strong location. Neighboring states with signed venues: North Carolina, Maryland, Tennessee.
Before you claim
What if I don't like any of the locations?
We present each location in writing, and you have 3 business days to say yes or no. Decline the first and we present one more. Decline that one too, or let it go unanswered, and the search ends and the deposit is forfeited — and cancelling once a location has been presented counts the same. And if we have not presented a location within 6 months at all, everything you paid comes back.
Why is there a revenue share on top of the monthly fee?
Every venue in vending takes a cut — it's what makes them agree to host a machine at all. Our host agreements typically run 30–40% of revenue after cost of goods, and you see the exact figure on each location before choosing. The monthly fee is separate: it's the placement fee to Pinpoint for the space we hold under contract.
Who signs the agreement with the venue?
We do. Pinpoint holds the host agreement and licenses the space to you. That's why, if the venue goes out of business in your first 6 months, we can find you a replacement free — we own the relationship, not you.
How long does it actually take?
If we already have a signed location within your driving distance, days. If we're searching from scratch, about 3 months on average — and you watch it happen live in your account: venues contacted, decision makers reached, meetings booked.