Recurring-Revenue Beverage Service Co. - Midwest
Midwest beer and beverage equipment installation and service company
On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (46 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Midwest company installs, cleans, and maintains specialty beer and beverage equipment. It serves food, beverage, hospitality, gaming, and healthcare accounts. Clients include breweries, hospitality systems, tribal gaming properties, national restaurant chains, and franchise coffee operators. Each install creates a bi-weekly service contract.
Gross revenue is $1,075,903. Seller's discretionary earnings are $282,683. The asking price is $1,200,000. The owners offer training, an earn-out, and a royalty on a secondary brand asset.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Buyers who want recurring B2B revenue from beer and beverage equipment service.
- Buyers who serve breweries, hospitality systems, tribal gaming properties, or restaurant chains.
- Buyers who will operate the company in its current United States location.
- Buyers who want a structured handoff with training, an earn-out, and a royalty.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Retirement & Injury
- Real estate
- Leased
- Monthly rent
- $4,857
Frequently Asked Questions
The company installs, cleans, and maintains specialty beer and beverage equipment. It serves food, beverage, hospitality, gaming, and healthcare accounts. Clients include breweries, hospitality systems, tribal gaming properties, and franchise coffee operators. Each install creates a bi-weekly service contract.
The company operates in the United States and focuses on the Midwest. The owners do not offer relocation of this business. The company is not home based. It serves national and regional brewery, hospitality, gaming, and restaurant accounts.
The asking price for this Midwest beverage service company is $1,200,000. Gross revenue, reported as sales, is $1,075,903. Cash flow, reported as seller's discretionary earnings, is $282,683. The listing shows a down payment of $1,200,000.
The sale includes $425,005 of inventory with the business. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment for the specialty service total $529,671. The company leases its premises rather than selling real estate. Monthly rent on that lease is $4,857.
The owners are selling this beverage service company for retirement and injury. They also sell for health reasons. They offer a structured transition to the buyer. The transition includes training, an earn-out, and a royalty on a secondary brand asset.