About FotoVending
FotoVending runs on a simple idea: your venue's floor space should earn for you — with none of the cost, risk, or work landing on you. It's backed by a family legacy in vending and a career spent scaling reliable, revenue-generating technology.
Meet the Founder
Eric
Founder, FotoVending
Eric is a second-generation vending operator — his parents ran the largest vending company in New York from the 1950s until 1995, and he got hands-on early with his own gumball route in college. After a decade at Bloomberg and 15+ years in fintech, he spent 18 years running his own ATM company: placing self-service machines in businesses at no cost and sharing the revenue.
That's the exact model behind FotoVending — a proven, cashless booth that earns for the venue hosting it, placed, wrapped, and fully managed, with an operator's eye on every unit.
Why FotoVending
Eighteen years of placing machines taught us how to build a venue amenity that actually works — for you.
We own, place, and manage the booths ourselves — not a reseller passing you to someone else.
No upfront cost and no equipment to buy. You earn on every session; the risk is ours.
Genuine Faceplace booths, custom-wrapped in your brand.
Delivery, installation, paper, service, and software updates — all handled by us.
Live and earning at venues like Churchill's Pub in Miami — active across New York, New Jersey, Florida & Puerto Rico.
Every strip prints your logo and hits social — a booth that pays you and promotes you.
Where We're Active
These are the markets we serve today. Reach out and we'll confirm we can cover your venue.
Year-round tourism and nonstop nightlife — from Miami's bars and clubs to beach towns statewide. Packed rooms and a crowd that loves a photo make Florida bars a natural fit for a booth.
Nonstop bar, lounge, and event traffic in a city that never sleeps — exactly the kind of foot traffic a booth turns into branded prints every night.
From Jersey Shore boardwalk towns to busy downtown bars just across the river from Manhattan — packed weekend crowds that love a photo to take home.
A tourism-driven island with a packed nightlife scene — and a market we already know first-hand from operating self-service machines on the ground.
