Micromart Smart Store
Walk-up wall of fresh meals, drinks, and snacks with AI checkout.
The lineup
The full Micromart lineup we place across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Flyby Vending exclusively places Micromart AI coolers and smart stores. One provider, one consistent experience — matched to the space, the audience, and the traffic pattern of each site.
The lineup
We exclusively place Micromart units.
A complete family of AI coolers and smart stores — one provider, one consistent experience across your portfolio.
Micromart AI Cooler
Open the door, take what you want, close it — billed automatically.
Wood Enclosure Edition
Premium millwork-finish cabinetry for upscale lobbies and lounges.
Studio Format
Compact footprint for smaller breakrooms and shared workspaces.
Micromart Smart Fridge
AI-powered glass-door cooler for chilled drinks, fresh meals, and grab-and-go favorites.
Micromart Smart Freezer
AI-powered glass-door freezer for frozen meals, novelties, and ready-to-heat favorites.
Micromart Smart Pantry
Ambient AI-powered smart store for shelf-stable snacks, breakfast, and pantry staples.
Why one platform instead of a mixed fleet
Most vending operators run whatever hardware they inherited — a decade of machines from four manufacturers, each with its own payment reader, its own failure modes, and its own excuse. It works right up until something breaks, and then the site discovers that the part is backordered and the technician who understood that model left two years ago.
We went the other direction. Flyby Vending places Micromart equipment exclusively, which means every unit in the DFW fleet shares a payment stack, a telemetry feed, and a service procedure. When a cooler reports a fault, we already know what it means. When a site asks whether a different format would serve them better, we can swap within the same family instead of starting a procurement conversation.
Standardizing also changes what the data is worth. Because every unit reports the same way, restocking runs on actual consumption at your address rather than a route driver's fixed calendar. Products that move get more facings; products that sit get replaced. Over a few months the assortment stops being our guess and starts being a reflection of your building.
Choosing the right format for your space
Every format below runs the same frictionless checkout and the same managed service. What differs is footprint, temperature mix, and the kind of demand it is built to absorb.
- Micromart Smart Store
- Offices and campuses with 100+ people on site
- A walk-up wall of fresh meals, cold drinks, and snacks with AI checkout. This is the format people describe as a store rather than a machine, and it is what we reach for when the break room is genuinely a gathering place. Widest assortment in the lineup, and the one that changes lunch behavior the fastest.
- Micromart AI Cooler
- Break rooms, clinics, gyms, and shared floors
- Open the door, take what you want, close it — the cooler recognizes what left and bills automatically. No tapping through a screen, no vend cycle, no dropped sandwich. It handles chilled meals and drinks beautifully and fits where a full smart store would crowd the room.
- Micromart Smart Fridge
- Sites where cold drinks and fresh food carry the demand
- A glass-door cooler with the same frictionless checkout, tuned for chilled drinks, fresh meals, and grab-and-go favorites. Popular in warehouses and distribution sites where hydration volume is the whole story and the ambient snack side stays secondary.
- Micromart Smart Freezer
- Long shifts, night crews, and heat-and-eat demand
- Frozen meals, novelties, and ready-to-heat entrées behind glass, with a microwave nearby doing the rest. This is the format that keeps second and third shift from driving off site, and it is the quietest win we install in industrial buildings.
- Ambient Pantry
- Snack-forward sites and secondary locations
- Shelf-stable snacks, coffee accompaniments, and packaged staples in a clean, self-checkout footprint. Often paired next to a cooler so one wall covers both sides of the craving instead of forcing a compromise.
- Wood Enclosure Edition
- Lobbies, lounges, and Class A common areas
- The same technology inside millwork-finish cabinetry designed to read as furniture. When a property manager cares how the amenity photographs for a tour, this is the version that belongs in the room.
- Studio Format
- Smaller break rooms and shared workspaces
- A compact footprint for sites that qualify on traffic but not on square footage. Narrower assortment, same checkout experience, and the format that most often makes a tight room workable instead of impossible.
What the space actually needs
The requirements are modest and we confirm them during the survey: a stretch of wall or floor with clearance to open a door fully, a standard grounded outlet within reach, reliable connectivity, and a spot people already walk past. That last one matters more than square footage. A perfect unit tucked in a back corridor underperforms a smaller one placed where the break naturally happens.
We also look at how the room is used across the day. A single-shift office and a warehouse running three crews want different temperature mixes even at identical headcounts, and a lobby serving visitors wants a different look than a staff-only break room. That is the whole reason the lineup has seven formats instead of one flagship.
If you want the qualification side in detail, read what we look for before placing a unit or the deeper guide on what qualifies a site. For the mechanics of install and restocking, see how it works.
Common questions
Do we get to choose which Micromart format goes in?
You get a recommendation and the reasoning behind it. During the site survey we measure the space, look at traffic patterns and shift times, and tell you which format we think belongs there. If you prefer a different one and it will still serve the site well, we place that instead.
Can a site have more than one unit?
Yes, and larger buildings usually should. A cooler plus an ambient pantry on the same wall, or separate installs on separate floors, is common once headcount passes a couple hundred people.
What does the hardware cost?
Nothing at qualified sites. Flyby Vending buys the equipment, stocks it, services it, and carries the product cost. You provide the space, a standard outlet, and exclusivity for the term.
What happens when newer hardware comes out?
We refresh it. Sites on an active term get upgraded as the Micromart platform evolves rather than being stuck with the generation that happened to be current on install day.
How do people pay?
Tap a card or phone. Every format in the lineup is cashless and contactless, which is also why the service data is good enough for us to restock on real demand instead of a fixed calendar.
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