Keep essentials close
A drink, a snack, or a practical wellness pick—without leaving the building or interrupting the day.
Frayse · Location partnership proposal
Everyday convenience.
A welcome addition to your space.
Smart, cashless retail with a product mix chosen for your people—and a direct partner who manages the details.
$0placement, setup & installation
for approved locations
Let’s explore your locationfor approved locations
01 · A useful amenity
More convenience for your people.
Less work for your team.
Managed by Frayse
We coordinate equipment, products, stocking, routine cleaning, and service communication.
Curated for your location
Your audience, traffic, and feedback shape the assortment and restocking rhythm.
02 · Space & power
A compact footprint.
A straightforward setup.
The XMAI Core 425 is our planning reference for indoor common areas, offices, wellness facilities, and other shared spaces. We confirm the final equipment and site fit with you.
- Machine
- 24.4″ W × 23.6″ D × 78.9″ H
- Weight
- Approximately 198.5 lb before stock
- Plan for
- Roughly 10–12 sq ft, including comfortable front access and service clearance
- Power
- Standard 120V / 60Hz outlet; reported average use of 2.3 kWh/day
- Connection
- 4G cellular, Wi-Fi, or Ethernet; confirmed during the location review
- Shopping
- Tap, open, select your items, and close the door for cashless checkout
What could electricity cost?
Adjust the rate to match your facility.
Estimated monthly$9.66
Estimated yearly$117.53
Estimate uses 2.3 kWh/day and 30 days/month. Actual use varies with temperature, settings, and usage. Electricity is provided by the host.
Equipment figures: XMAI Core 425 manufacturer specifications. Final model, access clearances, and installation requirements are confirmed before placement.
03 · The assortment
The right mix starts with your people.
- WellnessHydration, functional beverages, better-for-you snacks, and practical personal care.
- Food & snacksFamiliar favorites and quick options for the day-to-day rhythm of your location.
- BeveragesCold drinks across popular, low-sugar, and energizing choices.
- Everyday essentialsUseful additions that fit your audience and make the amenity more relevant.
04 · Responsibilities
One partner.
Clear responsibilities.
Your team provides the space. Frayse leads the retail experience.
Frayse manages
- Machine procurement and placement coordination
- Opening assortment and initial stocking
- Inventory monitoring and replenishment
- Routine cleaning and merchandising
- Technology, payments, and sales monitoring
- Service communication and issue response
Your location provides
- An approved indoor placement area
- A nearby standard outlet and electricity
- Reasonable access for installation and service
We agree on the location, responsibilities, and service expectations together before placement.
05 · A direct partnership
From a first conversation
to a stocked, supported space.
A thoughtful placement grows with the needs of your community.
- 01
Discover
Start with a free consultation about your facility, audience, traffic, and what would be useful.
- 02
Confirm the fit
Review the placement, outlet, access route, and practical setup details together.
- 03
Curate & install
Agree on products, equipment, and terms. Frayse coordinates installation and opening stock.
- 04
Restock & improve
Monitor demand, replenish inventory, and use feedback to refine products and service.
06 · Your questions
Let’s make the details clear.
Open any question for a quick answer.
What does it cost to set this up?
For an approved location, Frayse proposes $0 placement, setup, and installation fees to the host. The host supplies electricity. Final terms are agreed before moving forward.
Would our team need to stock it?
No. Frayse manages product selection, inventory, and replenishment. We agree on practical service access with you.
What could be stocked?
Snacks, cold beverages, wellness, personal care, and useful essentials. We choose the opening mix around the people who use your space.
Would it accept cashless payments?
Yes. Cashless shopping is part of the proposed experience; the payment methods are confirmed with the final equipment configuration.
How often would it be serviced?
We set a replenishment and service schedule around traffic, demand, and the products stocked, then adjust as usage becomes clear.
How much space does it need?
The reference machine occupies about four square feet. Plan roughly 10–12 square feet overall for customer access and door opening; final clearance is checked during the site review.
Who handles a product or service issue?
Frayse is your direct service contact and coordinates the response, giving you one relationship to manage.
Your next conversation
Let’s bring convenience
closer to your people.
Show us your space. We’ll review the audience, setup, and goals, then shape a placement plan together.
Proposed placement is subject to location fit and agreed terms. Equipment and concept images illustrate the planned experience.