Small, open source, 3D-printed vending machines

Make stuff.
Share stuff.
Vend stuff.

Little vending machines you build yourself. Find your favorite, print the parts, and make it yours.

3D-printed partsOpen-source firmwareBuilt by you

How do you make one?

Print. Build. Bring it to life.

01 / PRINT

Start with a spool.

Download the open-source parts for your machine and 3D-print them in your favorite colors. Make it look like you.

02 / BUILD

Add a little spark.

Install the basic electronics and assemble your printed parts. Follow your machine’s build guide to connect everything.

03 / UPLOAD

Give it a brain.

Upload the open-source firmware, then connect your machine to Wi-Fi and Trigr. Your build is ready for its first vend.

Okay, but how does it vend?

Scan. Pay. Vend.

01 / SCAN

Phone, meet machine.

Scan the QR code to open your machine’s Trigr checkout.

02 / PAY

A couple of taps.

Pay on your phone. Trigr handles checkout through Stripe.

03 / VEND

Out comes a card.

The payment reaches your connected machine. Let the motor do its thing.

You’ll need Wi-Fi and an active Trigr device ↗. Set your prices and manage payments there.

Clear a spot on your workbench

Your next weekend rabbit hole.

Find your machine. Give it your own spin.

Get building