Insert $5–$40
Customers bring larger bills to the SpinCash kiosk instead of emptying the quarter changer.
A smarter way to break bills. Give customers the small bills they need, preserve your quarter inventory, and turn convenience into a new revenue stream.
A customer doing two loads may need only $9–$12 in quarters. But when they cash out a full $20, the remaining quarters leave your machine too.
SpinCash gives customers another option: exchange larger bills for useful $1s or $5s, while keeping more quarters ready for washers and dryers.
A fast, self-service exchange designed for the real laundromat environment.
Customers bring larger bills to the SpinCash kiosk instead of emptying the quarter changer.
The kiosk deducts a transparent $1 convenience fee per exchange, regardless of amount.
The customer receives $1 bills, or a mix of $1s and $5s, depending on your chosen cassettes.
Example: A $20 exchange less the $1 fee results in a $19 payout. Mixed-denomination setups retain a $1 cassette for exact payouts.
Adjust the assumptions and see an illustrative owner payback estimate. We share fees 75/25 in your favor until the machine is recovered, then 50/50 thereafter.
Uses a $1 fee, 75% owner share, $25/hour in estimated labor value, and 365 operating days annually.
Estimates are scenarios, not guaranteed earnings. Paid exchanges depend on store traffic and customer adoption. Payback includes fee share only; it excludes equipment operating costs, cash loading, taxes and bank charges. Time savings are additional potential operating value and not counted toward the payback figure.
Choose your payout setup and capital investment. All configurations use the Genmega Universal Kiosk 1 platform.
Simple, compact denomination strategy for lower-volume locations.
Two cassettes for more payout control and denomination options.
Three cassettes for greater inventory depth and flexible payout strategy.
SpinCash is designed around a straightforward partnership: the laundromat owner receives 75% of transaction fees during equipment recovery, then revenue is split equally.
No. The intention is to complement it. Customers who need quarters can still use the quarter changer, while SpinCash offers small bills to customers who would otherwise take out more quarters than they need.
The proposed charge is a flat $1 fee per exchange for amounts from $5 to $40. On a $20 bill, that's a 5% effective fee and $19 back to the customer. At $40, the effective fee is 2.5%.
Yes, depending on configuration: one cassette holds $1 bills; with two or three cassettes, you can choose all $1s or have one $5 cassette with the remaining cassettes dispensing $1s.
At an illustrative 20 paid exchanges per day and a 75% owner share of the $1 fee, estimated fee revenue is approximately $456 per month. That implies about 9.9 months for a $4,500 system, 13.2 months for $6,000, or 16.4 months for $7,500 before expenses. Results may vary considerably.
They may, particularly for laundromats whose customers take more quarters than they need. A potential 1–2 hours saved per week, valued at $25/hour, would represent $1,300–$2,600 in annual labor value—but actual savings depend on your replenishment routine and how often the cash-dispensing cassettes themselves need refilling.
The UK1 is approximately 17.8 inches wide, 23.3 inches deep and 64.7 inches tall. Leave extra clearance for the base, doors, safe access and servicing before deciding on a final placement.
Tell us about your laundromat. We'll help explore the right cassette configuration, transaction assumptions, and revenue-sharing plan.
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