Stock for your crowd.
Sealed card packs and small collectibles can be a starting point. Confirm packaging, dimensions, and dispensing compatibility with VTM before ordering inventory.
The Major Nerd partner offer
Know what makes someone stop for a pack, a character, or a collectible? Put that curiosity into a vending plan and save $125 on a smart vending machine order of $2,000 or more.
Unlock $125 OffYour next side quest
Start with a product people want, a place they visit, and a budget that includes stock and service.
For the fans who know the characters, follow the card games, and want to explore a business of their own.
Affiliate disclosure: The Major Nerd is an independent VTM Vending partner and may earn compensation if you purchase through this page.
Build your loadout
Sealed card packs and small collectibles can be a starting point. Confirm packaging, dimensions, and dispensing compatibility with VTM before ordering inventory.
Explore a game store, arcade, or entertainment venue with the owner's permission. Check foot traffic, product demand, placement costs, and access for restocking.
Include inventory, shipping, payment fees, venue terms, and maintenance. Track what sells and adjust the assortment before expanding.
Verify your details to receive The Major Nerd's unique code. It applies to qualifying VTM machine orders of $2,000 or more.
Complete the form and verify your phone number. VTM sends your unique, one-time code to the email address and phone number you provide.
Save $125 on a qualifying VTM Vending machine order of $2,000 or more. New customers only, one code per person, one-time use, and no combination with other offers.
Eric makes voice and impression videos and explores gaming and trading cards, including his own EvorNet TCG. This page is for fans interested in taking that product curiosity into a vending business.
Check machine compatibility, supplier terms, product authenticity, and venue requirements first. This offer does not include card inventory, a game license, or approval from a game publisher.
No. Sales and profit depend on demand, location, costs, pricing, and the work you put into the business.