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Sample rows

10 of the 663 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 99 businesses, 69 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 55.

38 rows (6%) carry one of 2 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Canteen with 22. 554 businesses have a name used only once, and 341 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 452 rated businesses is 4.3, and 154 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 464 email addresses, 237 (51%) are role addresses such as info@, 113 (24%) name a person and 114 (25%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this vending machine supplier email list?

The file contains 663 Google Maps listings in the Vending machine supplier category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a business that places, stocks or sells vending machines. That covers route operators who service machines in offices and schools, companies that sell or refurbish machines, and a few that do both. Each business is one row, however many machines it has in the field.

464 of the rows have an email address from the company's own website. Phone numbers fill 642 rows, websites 451. A vending operator spends the day driving a route, so the phone number on a Maps listing is often a mobile number that rings in the truck.

All rows share one category. The distinction between operators and equipment sellers has to be read from the business name and the website.

How can you segment the file?

Filtering happens in Excel or Google Sheets, on columns the CSV already contains.

The business name column splits the list in rough halves of intent. Names with the words route, snacks, coffee, micro market or vending services suggest an operator who stocks machines. Names with sales, machines, equipment, kiosk or refurbished suggest a seller. A company can be both, so read the website before you send an equipment pitch to someone who may only buy product.

The state and city columns decide who can service whom. A snack distributor delivers within a day's drive, and a repair technician covers a metro area. A city filter is therefore a real constraint here.

For email type, the file has 113 named-person addresses, 237 role addresses and 114 on free-mail domains. Role addresses are the biggest group, which suggests that many suppliers publish a sales@ or orders@ inbox that more than one person reads.

• State and city: delivery radius or service territory.
• Business name: operator terms versus sales and equipment terms.
• Email type: named person, role inbox or free mail.
• Website present: operators who list locations or products online.

Who buys a vending machine supplier email list?

The buyers are firms that sell to vending operators. Snack, candy and beverage wholesalers want accounts that buy cases every week. Coffee and fresh-food suppliers pitch operators who run micro markets and office coffee. Healthy-vending brands look for operators to carry their products.

Payment and telemetry vendors are another large group. Cashless card readers, remote inventory sensors and route-planning software all sell to operators with a dozen or more machines. Machine makers and refurbishers want operators who need to replace aging units. Parts suppliers, truck and van lenders, insurance brokers and signage firms for machine wraps round out the field.

Property managers and locations sometimes use a list like this in reverse. A hospital or warehouse that wants a machine placed can write to the operators in its area and compare offers.

How do you run outreach to vending machine suppliers?

Most operators are small companies. The person who reads the inbox is the owner, often late in the day after the route is done. Of the 464 email addresses, 237 are role boxes such as sales@. Those probably reach an office worker or the owner on a shared login, so a short note that can be forwarded works best.

Write about the route, not about technology in general. A payment vendor can say that a machine with a card reader can be checked from a phone, so a driver sees what to load before leaving the warehouse. A snack wholesaler can say which items it ships by the case and how fast a re-order arrives.

Pick a region and keep it tight. Operators buy from suppliers close enough to deliver, so a note from a distributor in Sacramento to a route operator in Sacramento reads as relevant, and one from out of state does not. Put the city in the opening line.

Follow up by phone, because a route operator is more likely to answer a call at the end of the day than reply to a cold email. Send to small groups at a time and drop any address that bounces.

What email rules apply when you contact vending machine suppliers?

A vending company's owner will see the footer of your message, so give it your business's physical postal address and a clear opt-out. Take anyone who writes back asking to stop off all later sends, including sales@ boxes shared by the whole office.

Which states and cities should you start with?

In California the file has 99 listings and 69 emails. Texas has 55 listings and 38 emails, Florida 30 and 21, Ohio 24 and 17, Illinois 22 and 15, and New York 22 and 15. Georgia has 20 listings and Tennessee 17.

By city, Sacramento leads with 12 listings, followed by San Jose (9), Memphis (7), Houston (7), San Leandro (6) and Columbus (6). Several California towns appear near the top, including San Leandro and Oakland, which sit in one Bay Area territory.

A wholesaler that delivers locally can take the Bay Area and Sacramento together as one region. A national software or hardware seller can work state by state in the order above.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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