All in all, ATM machines are an effective measure for increasing the purchasing power of your locale. But what, really, is its cost-effectiveness?

When considered quite bluntly, there are only two things that you, as the business owner “pay for”, and those things are space, and electricity. Everything else is a function of Capital ATM. Capital ATM provides the machine at no cost to you, with no monthly service fees. Capital ATM also provides ATM maintenance and service at no cost to you, as well. There are absolutely risks involved to your capital or profits in installing a Capital ATM.

What about liability towards Capital ATM? If somebody breaks into your establishment and steals the ATM machine? As far as your establishment is concerned, any illegal break-in or forceful removal of property is almost assuredly covered by your insurance, and your insurance premiums are not affected by the existence of an ATM on your property. You yourself also would owe Capital ATM no fees or reparations concerning the theft of Capital ATM property, although for our insurance purposes, we or our insurance agents may ask you some questions concerning the theft.

It is important to stress that Capital ATM makes its money through the fees charged per transaction to customers using your ATM machine. There are no other sources of revenue for Capital ATM. As such the cost-effectiveness of your ATM is astounding. A well placed ATM will cost you pennies a month to operate in electricity, and all but the most tightly packed businesses can afford the 2 square feet of space required by the ATM to operate.

Your ATM, however, almost assures that for every transaction that is undertaken on the ATM, a transaction will also occur at your establishment. (And it’s obvious why! Somebody saw something they want and they want to buy it at your establishment!)

In conclusion, there is almost no risk at all to you or your establishment in installing a Capital ATM. There’s only profit!