Tubz Brands Vending : Tubz Brands Entry From Just 2,299 Pounds at The Franchise Show
How to use this video
This introduction video provides an overview of the Tubz Brands Vending franchise and how the business is positioned. As you watch, focus on the core concept, target customer, and the role of the franchise owner. If it seems like a potential fit, the next step is to request more information and speak directly with the franchisor.
About This Video
The Tubz Brands Vending Interview at The Franchise Show is a 2014 industry-event interview between the show host and Tubz founder Simon (with Tom). It walks UK prospective franchise partners through the brand's positioning at one of the lowest entry-investment tiers in the franchise market — starting from as little as £2,299 to put a toe in the water and assess whether the model and franchising in general is the right fit. Simon walks through the operating concept: Tubz provides the branded tower vending equipment and stock, finds the sites for the machines, and partners restock the locations on a flexible cadence to earn back their investment within 6 to 12 months on the full-term arc — with retail stock value included in that ROI calculation. Before launching the franchise model, Tubz operated the vending business directly for five years to prove out the concept and surface the operational pitfalls before scaling through partners. The interview also surfaces the network-versus-direct decision Tubz had to make at the growth-stage inflection point: whether to add company-owned satellite offices and drivers further up the country, or to incentivise local-operator partners to invest in startup equipment and run local territories with vested interest. Tubz chose the franchise model — which made local operators owners with skin in the game, raised service quality at site level, and removed the company-overhead drag of in-house drivers. On purpose: Tubz partners with Stay Children's Foundation as a corporate charity partner. Across the licensee network, operators can elect to donate site-commission cash directly to the charity. The brand had raised just under £60,000 in the partnership's first year alone — a meaningful purpose hook for prospective partners.