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Cantaloupe Inc
Cantaloupe Inc. sells payment hardware and software for unattended retail, the kind of business where people buy from machines instead of a cashier. Its products help vending machines, micro markets, kiosks, amusement machines, and other self-service points accept card, mobile, and cashless payments, while also letting operators monitor sales, inventory, and device health from one system. The company makes money mainly by selling or leasing its payment devices, charging subscription and transaction fees for its software and payment processing services, and earning service revenue tied to the installed equipment. Its main customers are vending operators, route operators, micro market operators, and other businesses that run self-service machines and need a reliable way to take payments and manage those machines remotely. What makes Cantaloupe’s role distinct is that it sits between the machine owner and the payment network: it turns a simple machine into a connected retail point. That gives customers both checkout tools and back-office control in one package, which is important in an industry where operators want to reduce cash handling, track machine performance, and keep small sales points easy to run.
Cantaloupe Inc. sells payment hardware and software for unattended retail, the kind of business where people buy from machines instead of a cashier. Its products help vending machines, micro markets, kiosks, amusement machines, and other self-service points accept card, mobile, and cashless payments, while also letting operators monitor sales, inventory, and device health from one system.
The company makes money mainly by selling or leasing its payment devices, charging subscription and transaction fees for its software and payment processing services, and earning service revenue tied to the installed equipment. Its main customers are vending operators, route operators, micro market operators, and other businesses that run self-service machines and need a reliable way to take payments and manage those machines remotely.
What makes Cantaloupe’s role distinct is that it sits between the machine owner and the payment network: it turns a simple machine into a connected retail point. That gives customers both checkout tools and back-office control in one package, which is important in an industry where operators want to reduce cash handling, track machine performance, and keep small sales points easy to run.
Revenue Growth: Cantaloupe's Q3 revenue rose 11% year-over-year to $75.4 million, driven by solid transaction and subscription growth.
Weather Impact: Adverse storms reduced Q3 transaction revenue by about $2 million, but trends normalized in March and April.
Smart Store Momentum: Smart Store equipment revenue hit $2 million in Q3, with strong demand and a ramp-up seen in Q4.
Margin Expansion: Adjusted gross margin increased to 41.6%, up from 39.6% last year, reflecting continued operational leverage.
Profitability: Net income was $48.9 million, boosted by a $42.2 million tax benefit; without this, net income was $6.7 million, up from $4.4 million last year.
Raised Guidance: Fiscal 2025 revenue guidance was revised to $302–308 million (13–15% growth), and net income guidance increased to $64–70 million due to the tax benefit.
International Growth: International revenue is expected to be 3–4% by fiscal year-end, with further growth anticipated.
Cash Generation: Cash from operating activities reached $22.4 million in Q3, with strong free cash flow expected to continue.
