Own a fleet of AI smart coolers in Silicon Valley — one of the highest-income trade areas in the country — sold in a batch of five at $40,000, or all ten for $80,000. Six of the ten are brand-new units sitting in a warehouse, waiting to earn. No premises, no leases in place for the four active units, and all under warranty. Strict asset sale.
Grab-and-go units: a customer taps a card, opens the door, takes what they want and is charged automatically. Four are currently placed in Santa Clara County — two units at a national music-retail chain, one at a luxury auto service center, one at a training facility — informally and not under written agreement. Stock comes from major suppliers and machines are refilled once a week. All ten are under warranty; SandStar services and monitors the hardware under an agreement that transfers with the sale.
The trade area carries some of the highest household incomes in the country. Six of ten machines have never earned a dollar: the immediate upside is placing them, then approaching other locations in the same chains and comparable sites nearby. Take five to start, or all ten — the second batch of five is available at the same price.
