A creator buys two used claw machines for $1,600 and tests whether they're profitable. After 30 days, both machines earned roughly $100 a month in quarters, though location fees can eat 20% of revenue and repair costs are a real risk.
Everyone says you can make easy money with a claw machine business, so let's try it. I found someone on Facebook Marketplace selling 2 claw machines with locations for $1,600, so I met up with her and bought them both. Then I went online and spent $150 on stuffed animals. Now I gotta load the machines. You gotta pack it tight so the kids can't win anything. You can change the strength of the claw to make it even harder for people to win anything. Just don't make it impossible to win or nobody will ever play it. Come back in 30 days, see how much money we make. Back 30 days later, let's see So the first machine has no toys missing, but there's a good amount of money in here. There's no toys missing from the second machine either, and there's some money in here. The first one has a decent amount of quarters. The second one also has a few. I'll probably never have to refill these machines again, so they'll probably profit about $100 a month. Some locations will let you keep your machines there for free because it's good for the customers, but others will want 20% of all your profit. And if the machine ever breaks, you'll have to pay to get it fixed. Comment what I should test next and subscribe for more.
