100+ Catchy Vending Machine Business Names

Pat Walls

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Updated: January 19th, 2023

100+ Catchy Vending Machine Business Names

In 2019, the global vending machine market size was estimated at $18.28 billion and is expected to reach $25.25 billion in 2027.

Vending machines allow consumers to grab anything on the go, such as snacks, beverages, sandwiches, hygiene products, toys, and more.

So, if you also want to start your own vending machine business, you'll need a compelling name that will best describe your business.

In this article, we've put together 100+ vending machine business name ideas for you to choose from.

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Catchy vending machine business names

VendingBrother
Sandbox Vending
VendingHoliday
Snackbot
Cookie Vending
SnackStory
Nimbus Vending
VendingBuddy
VendingMall
Vending Kiosk
Vend Thing
MisterVend
Cool Vending
VendingMe
VendingThrift
MunchBox
GizmoMart
SpokeBuy
Soda Forte
Empowerables
VendConnect
QuickMeal
PushToday
Vend-O-Matic
Vendingag
VendNow
NeatBox
NiceDrops
iChill
Bunch-a-Snacks Vending
VendingAide
Snackable
TossMySnacks
GrabMyStuff
VendingCo
AppVending
Robot Vending
VendingDeal
Smart Vending
CoinVend
Vending Idea
Vending Supermarket
VendIt
VendingLoading
Vending Supermom
SmartMunch
Vend HQ
Fruity Vendor
Drinks-O-Mat
Candy Go
VisiVending
VendingMonkey
VendBox
VendingMachines
VendingNetwork
VendingAction
SnackVend
CoinBelly
Vida Box
Smart Juice Vending
Vending Machine Robot
Snackun
Vendio
EatMe
VendingNow
VendingThing
VendingGo
Vending King
VendingBar
VendingArcade
SuperVend
MegaVending
VendingTime
SnackMint
VendingHero
Vendbot
CoffeeBot
Vendage
SnacJac
Nutrition Vending Machine
Mailbox Genie
Smart Cigs
SpitBit
CokeBot
Magic Vending
Bean Machine
Vendi Corp.
EZBuyNow
Machisma
Vendomatics
Vendobox
Nice Vendo
Re-Vendo
Dalton's machine
Stuff2Buy
Cupcake ATM
VendO-Matic
Vento
Vendomaniac
Muvendo
Vendomate
VendoController
MyMachine
MakeMyVendo
Vendomat
Auto Vendo

Guide: How To Name Your Business

Why Is Your Business Name Important?

Your business name is one of the single most important pieces to starting a business.

Why?

Because your business name has power.

It reflects your reputation, your mission, values, and represents what people (and customers) are searching for.

It impacts the way in which people remember, refer you, and perceive your business

When choosing your business name, there's a lot to think about in order to get it right - so it's important not to rush this process.

Let's take a look at everything you need to consider before deciding on a business name:

Tips To Consider When Naming Your Vending Machine Business:

Simple is always better

This means a few different things. Your vending machine business name should always be:

Easy to spell
Easy to pronounce
Easy to remember

Consider avoiding long names as much as possible, as this will only lead your customers forgetting your name and feeling frustrated.

To test this point, try to think of any well-known reputable brand off the top of your head.

The first that come to mind for me are Alexa, Google, Nike, Apple - each unique in their own way (hence, easy to remember) , less than six characters and easy to spell.

Your Business Name Should Define What You Do

The name of your business should reflect a defining characteristic of what you do.

Before your customer goes to your website or speaks to you, the name of your business should spark some initial thoughts in their brain as to what you're all about.

For example, marketingexamples.com describes exactly what their company is about: providing great examples of marketing tactics.

Consider SEO When Naming Your Business

Bottom line: If you don't show up in google, you're going to make it that much more challenging for customers to find you.

There are several different aspects to think about when it comes to SEO & naming your vending machine business:

Try not to pick a business name that's crowded with other businesses
Consider naming your business based on highly searched keywords
Make sure the name of your business matches search intent and what people are looking for

Think about the emotions you want to evoke

Your business name has the power to evoke certain emotions and thoughts from your customer.

It has the ability to evoke a positive or a negative feeling. An inclusive or an exclusive feeling. A fearful or a loving feeling.

It's not to say that any of these feelings are wrong, but it's important to ensure that they are in line with your values and mission.

For example, the brand Death's Door makes me feel a bit risky and uncertain - but that's the point. They're selling Gin.

Try Not To Pick Something Too Limiting

Your business name should be fitting for the future and growth of your business, that way you don't have to confront a re-brand down the road.

If you choose something too narrow, it may be challenging to diversify your product and revenue streams down the road.

Here are some tips to avoid making this mistake:

Try not to name the business after a particular geographical area (this makes it hard to grow in other areas)
Try not to name the business after only one product you sell
Try not to name something based on a current trend

Brainstorming Names For Your Business

If you're in the brainstorming phase and trying to come up with a business name, there are a few key things to think about in order to get the juices flowing:

Write out a list of words that reflect your brand, personality, team etc. These should be the first things that come to your mind and you shouldn't have to think too hard about it.
Look at competition in the space and see if there's a common theme. Write down some key words or phrases that resonate with you and add them to the list.
Think about the emotion you want to evoke with your business name
Ask yourself: If I had to describe my business in one word, what would it be?

From there, you can create a shortlist based on the words that resonate best with you and follow the naming guidelines above.

Tips on naming your business

In addition to the requirements from the State, there are some general naming guidelines that may help you down the road as well.

We've put together a full guide here for naming your business here but will also cover the most critical pieces below:

You can check for domain availability here:

Find a domain starting at $0.88

As soon as you resonate with a name (or names), secure the domain and social media handles as soon as possible to ensure they don't get taken.

Other general naming tips

Consider SEO when naming your business
Consider naming your business something that reflects what you do and/or who you are
Keep it simple! Easy to spell, easy to pronounce and easy to remember
Try not to pick something too limiting that could impact your businesses growth in the future!

Check out our full naming guide here.

Here is a video covering all factors to consider when naming your LLC:

Examples of Great Business Names

When choosing a business name, it's critical that you look at other examples of businesses not only in your space, but business names in other industries that have done particularly well.

Here are a few examples of great business names (+ how some of these businesses came up with their name):

Competitor Analysis Example

One great way to name your business is by looking at the competition and getting inspiration.

Gia Paddock, founder of Boutique Rye analyzed other businesses in the space and added her own personal spin to her business name:

A popular national brick & mortar women’s boutique that many may have heard of is called Francesca’s… How original, right? So we came up with Boutique Rye named after our son, Riley. We put "boutique" in front to be a little different.

The name "Boutique Rye" checks the boxes for naming a business:

Short and simple
Easy to spell and easy to remember
Clearly defines what the company does
Optimized for SEO (people searching for boutiques)
Unique and personal touch - tells a story.

Ask Other People

Sometimes, coming up with a name is as easy as asking other people, whether that be friends, family, people at a coffee shop, or in Spyq Sklar case, his own customer!

How we came up with the name Cat Sushi:

So, we put together a quick business plan and set aside some money that we were willing to risk. One of our loyal customers actually came up with the name. We still give them free cat food.

Read the full story ➡️ here

The name "Cat Sushi" checks all the boxes for naming a business:

Memorable and funny
Short and simple
Obvious that they sell treats for cats
Fun & unique story - their customer literally came up with the name of their business!

The Amazon Example

Formerly called "Cadabra", Jeff Bezos decided that the name was too obscure, hard to spell, and easy to misinterpret.

The name Amazon came from a simple dictionary search .

Jeff Bezos wanted something that started with an A, looked through a dictionary and came up with the word Amazon.

When he told his team, he didn't care for anyone else's input. He was set on it.

Here's how the word "Amazon" checks all the boxes (aside from being worth a trillion dollars):

Represents the largest river in the world, making it very memorable
The story and meaning of the word matches the vision of the company: To be the larger and better than any other business!
The name allows for future growth opportunity - they didn't name something specific to just "books," even though at the time, that's what it was.
Easy to spell, pronounce and recommend!

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