The platform
- Builds and tests every kiosk in Miami
- Ships it to your location, ready on wheels
- Runs the software, dashboard, and loyalty tools
- Provides remote support 13 hours a day
- Flags restocks through live telemetry
How it works
From pick to pour in five steps
A Manna kiosk is a real bean-to-cup business you can stand up quickly: pick a model, place it — with our help in the Guided program — and start serving with 120V for Solo, Doppio and Doppio Ice or 208V for Grande — no plumbing, no construction crew.
The journey
Five steps from interest to your first cup
What happens at each stage — and the practical logistics behind running one.
Pick your model and plan
Choose the bean-to-cup model that matches your space and foot traffic.
Four models span tabletop to floor-standing — compact counters to busier spots. The license is monthly, with no royalties and no revenue share, so the business stays yours.
Place it — with help in Guided
You secure the location. In the Guided program, you receive a shortlist of venue types, the pitch, and negotiating support.
The kiosk rolls in on wheels. Solo and Doppio use a standard outlet; Doppio Ice runs on 120V; Grande needs 208V — no plumbing and no water line. It is built and tested in Miami over 30 to 40 days depending on the model, so the location can be ready when it arrives.
Serve from day one
Go live fast — installation is video-guided, with no technician visit.
You set the kiosk up yourself with a short video-guided walkthrough. Card payments go live the same day, and it pours real bean-to-cup coffee from your first customer.
Service it remotely
Keep it running with remote support 13 hours a day and a light service load.
Remote support is available 13 hours a day. Software, dashboard, and loyalty updates are included in the license, telemetry flags when a restock is due, and day-to-day upkeep is a quick restock and clean.
Scale to more locations
Add kiosks once the first one proves out, reusing what you learned.
When your first location is working, add more on the same monthly license per kiosk. The playbook you built on kiosk one carries straight to the next.
Together
Placement and supply
- You choose and sign the spot — in Guided, you receive the venue shortlist and host pitch
- Keep it stocked with beans, cups, and milk
You handle
On site
- Run a quick clean on a regular cadence
- Watch the numbers and decide when to scale
Placement
Placement help in Guided
The fear is real: you spend the money and then cannot find a spot. So here is the honest answer — in the Guided program, placement is the part we help you with most. You get a shortlist of venue types, a ready host pitch, and hands-on help approaching owners, plus two published terms if placement runs slow — a lead advance and a buyback, on the conditions set out in the Licensing Agreement.
Already placed in real venues across 13 states — strong spots and slow ones
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The scout program
How you place it — with help at every step
In the Guided program: You own the conversation, but you never walk in cold. Here is exactly how the team backs you from a blank map to a confirmed spot.
You get a shortlist of venue types
Based on your area and the kinds of spots that already work, you get a target list of venue categories to go after — a clear starting point, not a vague 'go find something'.
You get the host pitch, ready to use
A short, proven script you hand a property manager: a monthly revenue share, zero cost and zero work on their side, 120V power for Solo, Doppio and Doppio Ice or 208V for Grande, and no plumbing.
You get help approaching and negotiating
Guidance on who to contact, what to offer, and how to handle the usual pushback — so you walk into the conversation prepared.
You confirm the spot and go live
Once a venue says yes, you lock it in. Solo and Doppio use a standard outlet; Doppio Ice runs on 120V; Grande needs 208V. The kiosk rolls in on wheels and can start serving within a day of arriving.
The location bank
Pre-verified venue types in the location bank
In the Guided program: A running pool of categories the team surfaces leads for — a starting pool you still close yourself.
Office and coworking
Steady weekday foot traffic.
Medical and clinics
Waiting rooms, long dwell time.
Gyms and fitness
Repeat daily visitors.
Hotel and residential lobbies
Captive morning demand.
Universities and campuses
Dense, price-aware crowds.
Retail and malls
High-traffic common areas.
The host pitch
What you say to a property owner
Own the building yourself? Hand them this script. Here is what you say, and why it lands.
“It costs you nothing to host.”
No buildout, no lease, no staff — they add an amenity with zero capital.
“You share in what the kiosk sells here, every month.”
Income from floor space they already have and were not using.
“It needs 120V for Solo, Doppio and Doppio Ice or 208V for Grande, with no plumbing.”
No construction and no water line — the kiosk rolls in on wheels.
“The kiosk is installed, stocked, and serviced for you.”
None of the operational work lands on them — installation, restocking, and service stay with the operator.
Own the building yourself? Talk to us about hosting.
If placement is slow
What if you cannot place it?
In the Guided program: You are not stuck with a kiosk you cannot move — and you do not have to wait to start. Here is what each of the two public terms does.
If placement is slow60%of the kiosk price you paid — an authorized Manna licensee buys it back if you decide not to continue within six months, provided the kiosk is in good condition
Start sooner$1,500per kiosk, and location work starts now — while you are still paying the kiosk off. Credited toward the kiosk price, and it does not expire
How a location performs depends on its traffic, your pricing and how well the kiosk is run.
Placement FAQ
The placement questions, answered straight
Do you find the location, or do I?
In the Guided program: You place it, with our help. You get a shortlist of venue types, a ready host pitch, and hands-on guidance approaching and negotiating — but you own the conversation and confirm the spot.
What if I cannot place it?
In the Guided program: You are not locked in. In practice, the fix is moving to a stronger spot — and you can do that at any point, long before six months. And if you decide not to continue within the first six months, an authorized Manna licensee buys the kiosk back at 60% of the kiosk price you paid, provided it is in good condition.
How long does placement usually take?
In the Guided program: It varies. Some partners confirm a spot within a few weeks of starting outreach, and others take longer. It depends on your area and how many venues you approach, so the more conversations you start, the faster it moves.
What does a host have to provide?
In the Guided program: A spot near foot traffic and power for the chosen model: 120V for Solo, Doppio and Doppio Ice or 208V for Grande. There is no plumbing, no water line, and no construction, and the kiosk is installed, stocked, and serviced for them.
Why would a property owner say yes?
In the Guided program: It costs them nothing, it adds a premium-coffee amenity, and every month they share in what the kiosk sells from floor space they already have. None of the operational work lands on them.
No obligation
Tell us your area and we will tell you straight
Share your city and the kind of spot you have in mind. You get an honest read on placement within one business day.
Talk to us
See if a kiosk fits your spot
Book a 15-minute call with Andrey. You share your location and goals — he walks you through the fit.