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Depth beats variety. A market stocked deep on the top-20 SKUs will always outperform one with 200 random items. We've validated this across every property size.
Essentials drive high-margin purchases. Toothbrushes/paste, chargers, and OTC meds have low volume but outsized margin - and guests who find them are genuinely grateful.
This is a small retail business inside your hotel. Typical properties generate $50K–$90K+ annually - with no additional headcount, no vendor management, and no operational burden on your team.



Yes - when properly executed. A managed hotel lobby market typically generates $5K–$10K+ per month with minimal overhead. Compared to a staffed gift shop, the margins are significantly better. Most well-run properties achieve payback within 10-12 months and then generate net positive revenue indefinitely.
A functional market can operate in as little as 50–80 square feet. A full-sized, high-revenue market typically uses 150–300 sq ft. We've successfully installed markets in underutilized business centers and seating areas, suitable walls and corners, and former gift shops.
No. Under the fully managed model, GrabScanGo handles all stocking, ordering, merchandising, pricing, and technology maintenance. Your front desk may occasionally direct guests to the market - that's it. Zero operational burden on your team.
GrabScanGo's patented self-checkout platform supports pay terminal and mobile checkout with real-time inventory management. Our system alerts our team when stock levels drop, ensuring proactive restocking before shelves go empty.
A hotel sundry shop is a small retail store within a hotel that sells snacks, beverages, and essentials. Today, many hotels are replacing traditional sundry shops with self-service lobby markets.
Yes. Many underperforming sundry shops can be redesigned and optimized into higher-performing lobby markets.
Yes. Many hotels already have a sundry shop or lobby market in place, but it may be underperforming due to stocking, layout, pricing, or product mix. We can evaluate the current setup and determine whether it can be improved, expanded, or fully managed.