The Coin Machine
The complete system for building a predictable, scalable customer acquisition machine for high-ticket retail and service businesses.
Selling the Transformation, Not the Transaction
Most businesses are stuck in a commodity trap. They run ads that say "We sell [product]. Come visit our store." This is a race to the bottom. We are not selling parts, products, or SKUs. We are selling status, convenience, identity, and outcomes.
The Fundamental Shift
Old Way: "Here is a product. It costs $X. Here are the specs."
New Way: "This is the lifestyle upgrade that solves the problem you didn't know how to articulate. Designed for people who value their time."
For example, in our specialtyβfitness equipmentβthe old way says "3HP treadmill, $3,000." The new way says "The sanctuary where you reclaim your health at 5 AM without leaving your family."
This Blueprint is built on the understanding that affluent buyers buy identity, not commodities. This applies whether you sell gym equipment, kitchen renovations, luxury furniture, professional services, or anything with a high average order value.
Display Ads vs. Search Ads: Why Social Wins
There is a fundamental difference between waiting for someone to search for you (Google) and getting in front of them first (Facebook/Instagram). All advertising falls into one of two buckets:
Demand Capture (Google)
Wait for someone who's already looking for what you sell, then show up in the results. Worksβbut you're one of many.
Demand Creation (Meta)
Find people who SHOULD want what you sell, then make them want it through compelling content. You ARE the category. There's no competitor in the frame. No price war. No comparison shopping.
The Visual Advantage
A 30-second video showing the result of your product or service creates more desire than any text ad ever could. When someone sees YOUR video with a beautiful outcome and an expert saying "Let me help you achieve this"βthere's no comparison shopping. That's the power of demand creation.
The Coin Machine Analogy
Imagine a box on your desk. It has a slot on the top and a drawer on the bottom. You put $1.00 into the slot, pull the lever, and $5.00 comes out of the drawer. How many dollars would you put in?
The Gambler's Mindset
Most business owners treat ads like a slot machine in Vegas. They put money in, close their eyes, and hope for a jackpot. When they lose, they say "Ads don't work."
The Investor's Mindset
We treat ads like a vending machine. We know the conversion rate. We know the cost. We put money in because we have a mathematical expectation of profit.
The Unlimited Budget
Clients often ask: "What should my budget be?"
The answer: If the machine is working (giving you $5 for every $1), your budget should be "Unlimited." You don't stop feeding the machine until it breaks (inventory runs out) or the ratio drops. Our goal is to build you a Coin Machine, not an expense line item.
The Coin Pusher Principle
You've seen those arcade games where you drop quarters onto a moving tray? A mechanical arm pushes forward, and the coins slowly shift. Drop enough coins, and the ones in the back get pushed to the frontβuntil they finally fall into the payout slot. Our ad system works exactly the same way.
The Mistake Everyone Makes
They stop dropping coins too early. They run ads for 2 weeks, don't see immediate sales, and quit. Meanwhile, the tray was filling up. The prospects were stacking. They just needed a few more pushes to fall over the edge.
People don't buy high-ticket products or services the same week they first see your ad. A prospect who sees your ad in January might visit your site in March, request a quote in April, and finally purchase in Septemberβwhen their bonus hits, their renovation is done, or their budget resets. The sale happens months after the first impression, but that January ad is what started the journey.
Every ad impression is a coin on the tray. Every retargeting touchpoint is a push forward. Stop dropping coins and the tray empties. Keep dropping them and they cascade into revenue.
The Metrics Masterclass
To run the Coin Machine, you need to read the dashboard. Most agencies confuse you with vanity metrics (Likes, Impressions, Follows). We only care about the numbers that predict revenue.
CAC β Customer Acquisition Cost
Formula: Total Ad Spend Γ· New Paying Customers.
If you spend $500 to get a customer who buys a $5,000 package, your CAC is $500. That's 10% of revenue. Stop trying to get $5 customers. High-ticket businesses win by being able to afford a higher CAC than the competition.
LTV β Lifetime Value
Formula: Total profit from a customer over their entire relationship.
The first sale is just the handshake. LTV includes the service contract, the upsell, the add-on, and the referral they send. For example, in fitness equipment: a treadmill ($5k) leads to flooring ($2k), a service plan ($300/yr), and a referral ($5k). When LTV is $15k, spending $1k to acquire them is a no-brainer.
CPC β Cost Per Click
Formula: Ad Spend Γ· Total Clicks.
The Trap: Cheap clicks are usually trash. We target affluent buyers. Their clicks cost more ($3-$8). We happily pay it. Would you rather pay $0.50 for a click from a teenager, or $5.00 for a click from a decision-maker with disposable income?
CPM β Cost Per Mille
Formula: Cost per 1,000 impressions.
High CPMs mean we are fishing in the right pond (wealthy areas, premium audiences). Low CPMs usually mean low-quality inventory. High CPM is the "entry fee" to the VIP room. For affluent audiences, expect $15-$40 CPMs.
CTR β Click-Through Rate
Formula: Clicks Γ· Impressions Γ 100.
This tells us if the creative is working. Industry average is 0.9%. We target 1.5-3%. Below 1%? The hook is weakβwe swap the creative. Above 3%? We found a winnerβpour fuel on it.
ROAS β Return on Ad Spend
Formula: Revenue Generated Γ· Ad Spend.
A ROAS of 5x means every $1 in ads generated $5 in revenue. For high-ticket businesses, we target 5-10x ROAS. At $2,500/month ad spend with a 5x ROAS, that's $12,500/month in attributed revenue. That's the Coin Machine printing money.
The Golden Ratio: CAC vs. LTV
The single most important number in your business is the LTV:CAC ratio. If your LTV is $15,000 and your CAC is $500, your ratio is 30:1. That means every dollar spent acquiring a customer returns $30 in lifetime value.
Industry standard says 3:1 is healthy. Anything above 5:1 means you should be spending MORE on acquisition. Most high-ticket retailers and service providers are massively under-investing in customer acquisition because they don't know their LTV.
The Rule of 7: Why One Ad Isn't Enough
A prospect needs to see your brand 7+ times before they take action. This isn't opinionβit's psychology backed by a century of advertising research. Most businesses quit at touchpoint #2. The magic happens at #7.
Psychological Resistance
The human brain is wired to resist new informationβespecially when it asks for money. We have built-in skepticism that protects us from impulsive decisions. Each exposure chips away at that resistance.
The Familiarity Principle
We trust what we recognize. A brand seen once is unknown. A brand seen 7 times feels familiarβlike an old friend. This "mere exposure effect" is why Coca-Cola still runs ads despite 100% brand recognition.
Timing & Readiness
Even if someone wants what you sell, they might not be ready THIS week. Maybe they're waiting for a bonus, finishing a project, or comparing options. Multiple touchpoints ensure you're there when the timing is right.
Social Proof Accumulation
Each ad reinforces: "This company is established. They're investing in marketing. Other people must be buying from them." Repeated presence signals legitimacy and success.
The Bottom Line
If you need 7 touchpoints and your ad frequency is 1.5 (average), you need ~5 different ad creatives cycling over 4-6 weeks minimum just to START seeing results. We're not running a campaignβwe're building a presence. Every impression is a brick in the wall. Stop building and the wall never gets finished. Keep building and eventually you have a fortress.
The Compounding Value of Brand Exposure
When someone sees your ad but doesn't click, that's not a failureβit's a deposit. Their brain now contains your brand somewhere in its filing system. Awareness precedes intent.
Precision Exposure
This isn't a billboard on the highway where 99% of viewers will never be your customer. With Meta's targeting, every single impression goes to someone who matches your ideal buyer profile: affluent homeowners, business decision-makers, or high-intent consumers in your specific zip codes who have demonstrated interest in what you sell.
The Multi-Channel Halo Effect
Brand awareness on Meta amplifies every other marketing channel:
Google Search
Someone sees your Meta ad in January. In April, they search for what you sell. They see you in results and think "I know them!" Click-through rates increase 2-3x for brands people recognize.
Word of Mouth
"Know a good place for that?" "Yeah, I keep seeing this company..." Awareness makes you referable even by people who haven't bought yet.
The Local Monopoly
When you consistently advertise to the same affluent audience month after month, you become the default. You're not competing for attention anymoreβyou own it. Competitors become "the other guys."
The Bucket Theory: Compounding Data
Every visitor, every click, every second of video watched is data we can use forever. As the bucket fills with targeted traffic, we get smarter about who to show whatβand when.
The Power of a Full Bucket
Whether they submitted info or not, we can sculpt the perfect message for the perfect time. A visitor who looked at a specific product sees ads for that product. A visitor who watched 75% of your video gets the booking CTA. Someone who visited 3x but never converted gets the "What's holding you back?" ad.
This is how $2 clicks become $5,000+ sales. The bucket is the engine. The data is the fuel. The longer you run, the more powerful it becomes.
What Happens When You Stop
When you stop advertising, you don't just lose future leads. You lose 6 months of accumulated intelligence. The 20,000 people in your bucket? Gone in 90 days. The algorithm's understanding of your best customers? Reset to zero. The lookalike audiences built from your converters? Stale and useless. Restarting after a pause doesn't pick up where you left off. It starts over from Day 1.
Flowing Like Water: The Always-On Advantage
Water doesn't flow in bursts. It flows continuously. The most successful advertising strategies work the same wayβconstant, consistent presence that compounds over time.
The Bruce Lee Principle
"Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it."
The Two-Layer System
Layer 1: Baseline (Always On)
Runs 365 days/year. Never stops. This is the river that keeps flowing.
- Brand Awareness: Keep your brand top-of-mind
- Retargeting: Stay in front of past visitors
- Prospecting: Continuously find new audiences
- Data Collection: Feed the bucket constantly
Layer 2: Campaigns (Strategic Bursts)
2-8 weeks each. Layered on TOP of baseline during key moments.
- Seasonal Pushes: New Year, Back-to-School, Q4 gifting
- Challenge Events: Gamified lead generation
- Product Launches: New offerings & promotions
- Local Events: Grand openings, community tie-ins
The Water Never Stops
Rivers don't take breaks. The brands that win understand: consistent presence beats sporadic intensity every single time. Campaigns amplify the baselineβthey don't replace it. When a campaign ends, the baseline keeps flowing. The audience stays warm. The algorithm keeps learning. There's no gap, no reset, no lost momentum.
The Funnel Architecture
We don't just run "Ads." We build an ecosystem that moves strangers to customers. This is the 3-Stage Funnel.
Top of Funnel (TOF): The Interruption
Goal: Stop the scroll & identify potential buyers.
Content: Lifestyle videos, outcome walkthroughs, "Wedge" concepts that speak to identity.
Metric: Video Views & Clicks. Building the retargeting pool.
Budget: 50-60% of spend.
Middle of Funnel (MOF): The Exchange
Goal: Get the Lead (Name, Email, Phone).
Content: "Download the Guide," "Join the Challenge," "Book a Free Consultation."
Metric: CPL (Cost Per Lead). We want contact info.
Budget: 25-30% of spend.
Bottom of Funnel (BOF): The Conversion
Goal: Book the Appointment / Close the Sale.
Content: Retargeting ads. Testimonials, Before & Afters, "Message from the Expert."
Metric: CPA (Cost Per Appointment). This is where the money is made.
Budget: 15-20% of spend.
The Flywheel Effect
As campaigns run, retargeting audiences grow. More retargeting = more touchpoints = higher conversion = more data for lookalikes = better cold targeting = more retargeting. The system compounds over time.
Audience Architecture
Targeting broad interests is too expensive. Targeting "everyone" is a waste. The Proscris methodology uses Psychographic Layering to find the intersection of wealth and intentβregardless of industry.
The "Estate" Layer
- Top 10-20% Zip Codes: Ruthless geographic fencing around high-value neighborhoods.
- Homeowner Status: For many industries, homeowners are the buyers. Renters rarely invest in $5K+ purchases for a space they don't own.
- Home Improvement Interest: Renovations, interior design, architectureβsignals disposable income and investment mindset.
The "Identity" Layer
- Enthusiast Signals: Interests that reveal passion (e.g., fitness enthusiasts, cooking aficionados, outdoor adventurers).
- Wellness & Lifestyle: Yoga, biohacking, organic livingβsignals values alignment with premium products.
- Parent/Family Triggers: Families invest heavily in experiences and outcomes for their kids.
Example from our specialty (gym equipment): We layer "BJJ/CrossFit interest" + "Homeowner" + "$150K+ zip codes" to find the exact person who builds a $30K home gym.
The "Anti-Avatar" Exclusion
Saving Budget by Knowing Who NOT to TargetEqually important is who we DO NOT target:
- Budget Seekers: Interests in discount brands, coupons, "cheap" or "free" searches.
- Wrong Life Stage: Demographics that don't match your buyer (e.g., under-25 for luxury home goods).
- Wrong Geography: Areas outside your service radius or below your income threshold.
- Past Converters: Already customersβmove to retention, not acquisition.
Creative Strategy: Stopping the Scroll
In a crowded feed, "good enough" is invisible. Our creative strategy relies on high-status visuals and direct response psychology. We don't just show products; we show the result of owning them.
The 3 Core Ad Formats
The Walkthrough
Format: High-res video tour of a completed project, installation, or finished result.
Psychology: "Show, don't tell." Demonstrates scale, quality, and what the outcome looks like in a real environment. Overcomes objections visually before they're even raised.
The Carousel
Format: Before & After sequence or "Inspiration Ideas" swipe.
Psychology: Aspiration. Users save these for later. High engagement/save rate signals relevance to the algorithm, reducing your CPM over time.
The Authority
Format: Face-to-camera from your lead expert or consultant.
Psychology: Trust. "Hi, I'm [Name], and I help [audience] achieve [outcome]." People buy from people, not logos. This is the most powerful format for high-ticket sales.
Copywriting Frameworks
The "Identity" Hook
Stop talking about specs and features. Talk about who they are.
"For the professional who refuses to compromise on quality or time. Get [outcome] without [pain point] β designed for people who expect more."
The "Local" Hook
Leverage being a real, local business vs. an anonymous online retailer.
"Don't trust this to a faceless website. We consult, deliver, install, and serviceβright here in [Your City]. Real people, real accountability."
The "Fear of Missing Out" Hook
Create urgency without sounding desperate.
"Your competitor already invested in this. Your neighbor already upgraded. The gap between 'thinking about it' and 'having it' is one decision."
Playbook A: The Demographic Wedge
The Insight: High-ticket household purchases often start with a specific need from one family member, which then unlocks the budget for the entire project. We call this "The Wedge" β a targeted entry point that cracks open a much larger sale.
Variation 1: The Aspirational Wedge
Target: Women 35-55, Interests in Lululemon, Wellness, Goop, Interior Design.
The Strategy: Sell the aesthetic, spa-like version of your product or service. She buys the "lifestyle" entry point. Once the space or relationship is established, the household opens up for the larger project.
Example from our industry: She buys the Pilates reformer ($5k). The room becomes a "fitness space." The husband adds strength equipment. The reformer was the wedge that cracked open a $30k home gym build.
The wedge isn't the productβit's the permission slip for the bigger purchase.
Variation 2: The Next-Generation Wedge
Target: Parents of teenagers, Interests in Youth Sports, College Prep, Competitive Activities.
The Strategy: Parents will spend anything for their kids' success. Position your product or service as an investment in their child's future, not a luxury purchase. This overcomes price sensitivity immediately.
Example: "Give your young athlete the competitive edge" turns a $5k home gym purchase into a scholarship investment. A $2k music room setup becomes a conservatory admission strategy. The framing changes everything.
Execution Logic
How to run this for any business- Campaign 1: Aspirational Aesthetic (Targeting one demographic) β Landing Page: "Design Your Dream [Space/Outcome]"
- Campaign 2: Performance/Investment (Targeting another demographic) β Landing Page: "The Smart Investment in [Goal]"
- Retargeting: Cross-pollinate. Show the "Complete Solution" creative to anyone who clicked either campaign. The household is now fully captured.
Playbook B: The Personal Consultant
The Insight: People trust experts, not stores. In the high-ticket world, the salesperson is a consultant, an advisor, and a project manager. We leverage the "face" of your brand to build instant trust.
The "Face of the Brand" Campaign
The Creative
Selfie-style or professionally shot video of your lead expert walking through a recent project, install, or client success story.
Script Template: "Hi, I'm [Name]. I just finished this [project] in [City]. The challenge here was [specific problem], so we [specific solution]... if you have a similar situation, let me take a look."
The CTA
Call to Action: "Book a Free Assessment with [Name]."
Not "Visit the Store." Not "Shop Now." Specifically booking time with the expert shown in the video. This creates a personal obligation and drastically increases show rates.
The "Sub-Entity" Amplifier
This strategy pairs perfectly with a Sub-Entity Google Business Profile strategy. When prospects see the ad for "[Name] the Specialist" and then Google the name, they find a dedicated listing with reviews praising that person. The ad warms them up. Google confirms they're legit. The consultation closes them.
Playbook C: Gamified Lead Generation
The Insight: Traditional giveaways attract freebie seekers. A performance-based challenge attracts competitive, engaged individualsβexactly who we want. The mechanic works for any industry.
The Flagship Challenge
"Who is the best [X] in [City]?"Why Store Credit Wins
We give away Store/Service Credit, not cash. Only someone who actually wants what you sell cares about $5,000 in credit. This is a natural filter that eliminates tire-kickers.
The Math: The winner uses the $5k credit as a down payment on a $20k project. You win the sale. The "losers" (hundreds of them) are now identified as people who want what you offer. Follow up: "You didn't win the $5K, but here's $500 off your first purchase." The campaign pays for itself immediately.
The Viral Loop
User-Generated Content EngineTo enter, participants post content tagging @YourBrand with a campaign hashtag. This floods local feeds with real people engaging with your brand. It is zero-cost social proof that money cannot buy.
- Every participant is a brand ambassador. Their followers see the challenge. Friends ask "what's that?"
- Every participant gives you contact info. Name, email, phoneβrequired for entry.
- Every participant is a qualified lead. They demonstrated interest in winning your credit. That's intent.
Risk Assessment
Floor: Break-even. The winner's purchase alone covers all costs.
Expected: Strong profit. 50+ social posts, 3-5 additional conversions from lead follow-up.
Ceiling: Viral moment. Hundreds of impressions. Brand becomes THE local go-to.
The floor is break-even. The ceiling is unlimited. That's the kind of bet you take every time.
Playbook D: The Gatekeeper & Trojan Horse
The Insight: The ultra-wealthy often don't buy for themselves. They have "people" for that. Or they exist in high-trust networks where advertising is ignored. We use two strategies to infiltrate these circles.
The Trojan Horse (Community Placement)
The Placement Strategy
High-net-worth individuals congregate in specific communitiesβpremium gyms, private clubs, coworking spaces, golf courses. By placing a branded product or display inside these environments, you bypass every ad blocker in existence.
Execution: Provide a high-end demo unit, showpiece, or branded experience to a premium venue at cost or free. Include a placard: "Provided by [Your Brand] β Scan for More." Run Meta ads targeting relevant interests locally to create a one-two punch.
Example from our industry: We place a conditioning machine in a top BJJ academy. The guy training at 6 AM has a $15M estate and a $50K budget. One conversion pays for the placement 10-25x over. You're not donatingβyou're buying access to an exclusive demographic.
The Gatekeeper (B2B Influencer)
Property Managers & Estate Staff
They manage the home, the office, the facility. They call the vendors. If you're their trusted partner, the owner never considers alternatives.
The Ad: "Free Pre-Season [Service] Audit." You go in, assess the situation, and establish yourself as the expert. You make THEM look good to their boss.
Architects, Designers & Contractors
They design the spaces and specify the products. If you're on their spec sheet, the end client never even considers alternatives.
The Ad: "The Professional's Guide to [Your Category] Specs" β technical resources that make their job easier. So they spec YOUR products. You win the sale before the project is even built.
Playbook E: The White-Glove Service
The Insight: High-net-worth clients fear friction. They don't want hassle. They don't want to figure things out themselves. They fear buying the wrong thing. This playbook sells peace of mindβand works across every industry.
The "VIP Experience" Ad
The Offer: "Don't come to us. We come to you."
Target: Busy executives and professionals.
The Pitch: A private consultation at their home, office, or a VIP showroom experience. Turn a transaction into a luxury experience. The consultation time is uninterrupted relationship building that closes deals.
The "Service First" Ad
The Offer: "Is your current [product/system] underperforming? We fix all brands."
Target: Existing owners of competitor products.
The Strategy: Use service as the entry point. Once your expert is on-site, they assess the full situation. "While I'm here... have you considered upgrading?" You win the relationship by fixing the competitor's mistakes.
The Positioning Statement
This playbook differentiates you from Amazon, big-box retailers, and DIY marketplaces. You aren't shipping boxesβyou are curating experiences. The ad copy should reflect this:
"We consult. We deliver. We install. We service. You just enjoy."
Retargeting Power: The Behavior Matrix
Cold traffic converts at 2-3%. Retargeted traffic converts at 10-15%. That's 5x the efficiency. We don't just "retarget website visitors"βwe create behavior-specific audiences and show them exactly what they need to see next.
Behavior β Message Matrix
Right message, right person, right time- Watched 25-50% of Video β Show a DIFFERENT video, same message. They were interested but not hooked enough.
- Watched 75%+ of Video β Show the Lead Magnet offer. "Get the Free Guide." They're engagedβcapture the email.
- Started Quiz, Didn't Finish β "Finish Your Quiz & Get Results." Completion reminder.
- Downloaded Guide, No Booking β Show the Consultant video. "Book a Free Assessment with [Name]."
- Visited Booking Page, Bounced β Urgency + Scarcity. "Only 3 slots left this week."
- Booked But Didn't Show β "We missed you! Reschedule in 30 seconds."
This isn't random ad bombardment. It's a choreographed dance. Each ad pushes them to the next stepβand only the next step.
Lead Quality Protocol: Killing the Spam
This is where 90% of agencies fail. They deliver "leads" that are bots, spam, or tire-kickers. We implement a multi-layer defense system that ensures only real, qualified humans reach the sales team.
Layer 1: Honeypot
A hidden form field invisible to humans but visible to bots. Bots auto-fill it β submission silently rejected. Catches 60-70% of bot traffic.
Layer 2: Dropdown Disqualifier
Required dropdown with "Select One" as default. Real humans select an option. Lazy bots and careless clickers don't.
Layer 3: Budget Qualifier
"What's your approximate budget?" Below your threshold β email nurture only. Above it β routed to sales team immediately.
Layer 4: Timeline Qualifier
"When are you looking to purchase?" Ready now β priority queue. Just researching β long-term drip sequence.
Layer 5: Email Verification
Instant email: "Click to confirm." Only verified leads count. Eliminates typos and fake addresses.
Layer 6: Phone Validation
Real-time check: Is the number real? Properly formatted? Not a spam line? Ideally mobile (SMS-capable)?
The Result
By the time a lead reaches the sales team, we've verified they're real, confirmed their contact info works, qualified their budget and timeline, scored their intent, and routed them to the right person. Sales reps spend time selling, not filtering.
Implementation Roadmap
Week 1: The Audit & Foundation
We install tracking pixels, define your geographic targeting (top zip codes by income), and audit your current assets. We calculate your CAC targets based on your actual LTV data.
Week 2: Creative Production
Film the "Expert" walkthroughs and design the "Wedge" campaigns. Build the lead magnet landing pages and qualification funnels. Write the ad copy frameworks.
Week 3: The Pilot Launch
Turn on the machine. $100/day test budget across 2-3 campaigns. Watch for the "Hook" that catches attention. Start filling the bucket with data.
Week 4: Optimization & Scale
Kill the losers. Double down on the winners. Calculate the ROAS. If the machine is printing money, we turn up the spend. The Coin Machine is now operational.
Stop Guessing. Start Building.
You've just read the entire playbook. You understand the Coin Machine, the Bucket Theory, the Rule of 7, the Demographic Wedge, and the Funnel Architecture. Now the question is: who's going to execute it?
What Proscris Delivers
We don't just "run ads." We build the complete customer acquisition infrastructure:
- Full-Service Meta Ads Management: Strategy, creative, optimization, reporting.
- Custom Landing Pages & Funnels: Conversion-engineered, message-matched, mobile-first.
- Lead Quality Protocol: 6-layer defense system. No spam. No tire-kickers.
- Retargeting Architecture: Behavior-based messaging across the entire funnel.
- Monthly Performance Reports: Full transparency. Every dollar tracked from impression to invoice.
- Creative Asset Production: Videos, images, copyβyou own everything forever.
For Single-Location Businesses
One location, one market, one focused campaign engine. Perfect for proving the model before scaling.
For Multi-Location Brands
Location-specific campaigns with shared learnings. Pilot one location, then roll the playbook to all.
For B2B & Service Providers
Commercial clients, professional services, and high-ticket B2B targeting. LinkedIn + Meta cross-channel strategy.
The Coin Machine Promise
We build you a machine where you put dollars in and customers come out. If the machine isn't working, we fix it. If it IS working, we scale it. Your only question should be: how many coins do you want to drop?