A six-month trial for Lewisville-area apartment communities.
GrabnGo Pantry is preparing one founding apartment-pantry pilot in the Lewisville area. We provide one refrigerator, adjacent snack shelves and self-service checkout, stocked and managed by our local retail team.
One location. Six months. Measured honestly.
For a qualified founding property, the current proposal includes no installation charge, rent, or revenue share. The property supplies approved indoor space, electricity, and service access.
During the pilot, GrabnGo Pantry reviews resident purchases, product availability, service visits, checkout performance, support issues, and the location's operating fit. Continuation, relocation, and removal terms are agreed in writing before opening.
The offer remains subject to property qualification, affordable equipment and operating costs, local requirements, insurance, and a signed agreement.
Useful convenience without adding a staffed store.
The market is designed for sealed drinks and snacks residents want without leaving the property.
For the property, the potential value is a visible resident amenity with a modest footprint and a defined operating partner. Whether that value makes sense depends on your space, resident needs, and the written pilot terms.
The fit review starts with four practical questions.
Is the community in the Lewisville area?
The first route is concentrated around Lewisville, Texas. Every address is reviewed site by site.
Is there a controlled-access indoor space on a resident path?
The location must fit one refrigerator, shelving, checkout, and safe resident circulation in an area residents already use.
Are homes occupied today?
Occupied-unit count is reviewed site by site. A lease-up is usually a later start, once enough residents are in place.
Can the operating requirements be supported?
The site needs power, workable service windows, resident and service access, an approved checkout path, and any required additional-insured approval.
You get, you give, you don’t, and how you get out.
You get
A stocked refrigerator and snack shelves in your approved space
One self-service checkout, tested in a demo before opening
Two planned service visits per week at launch
Resident support handled by GrabnGo Pantry, not your desk
Usage and service reporting during the pilot
A written keep, relocate or remove decision at six months
GrabnGo Pantry handles
Own the products, equipment, shrink, and spoilage
Make two planned service visits per week at launch
Count, rotate, and remove expired products
Clean the refrigerator, shelving, handles, and merchandise area
Maintain the approved checkout and resident-support process
Report on usage, availability, and operating issues during the pilot
You give
Approved indoor space
Electricity and power cost
Agreed service and delivery access
Resident access under the property's normal rules
Approved resident launch communication
Property-specific approvals included in the agreement
The written agreement, not this webpage, controls the final division of responsibilities.
You don’t
You don’t stock products, run checkout, collect resident payments, or handle routine resident refunds.
How you get out
After the six-month trial, both sides review the operation and follow the agreement for a keep, relocate, or remove decision, including removal and restoration.
The default offer is simple and written down.
- No installation charge for a qualified first community
- GrabnGo Pantry pays the property no rent and no revenue share
- Electricity is provided and paid by the property
- GrabnGo Pantry owns the equipment and all market product
- Shrink, spoilage, and theft of GrabnGo product are GrabnGo Pantry's responsibility
- Six-month trial, followed by a written keep, relocate, or remove decision
- Removal and restoration follow the written agreement
- No property exclusivity unless the property requests it
Product counts and cameras, where the property allows them, help manage loss. This is not a promise of zero theft.
The goal is a decision-ready property plan.
After a qualified site walkthrough, your team can receive a practical package for ownership and vendor review:
Measured layout after the site visit
Sample product prices
Self-checkout demonstration
Certificate of insurance when coverage is bound
Six-month operating term and review point
Equipment removal and restoration terms
Property electricity responsibility disclosed
Resident support designed to keep routine complaints off the property desk
Six-month review and written keep, relocate, or remove decision
Need a concise summary for ownership?
Open the one-page pilot terms sheet to print or save as a PDF.
Support without shifting the desk work.
Safety or payment issues may require sales to be restricted while GrabnGo Pantry responds. Residents contact GrabnGo Pantry directly; the property desk does not handle refunds or product issues.
A straightforward vendor packet.
On request, we provide: Certificate of insurance once coverage is bound, W-9, Entity documents, Sample agreement.
Send us your COI instructions; we issue the certificate once coverage is bound. Local health classification and sales-tax setup are confirmed before opening.
Three steps to a measured proposal.
A 15-minute fit conversation
Share a few practical details about your community and the indoor space you have in mind.
A visit from Omar when there is a fit
Omar reviews the proposed location, resident path, power and service access with your team.
A measured written proposal
Your team receives the property-specific setup, responsibilities and commercial terms for internal review.
Start with the property, not a sales pitch.
Start with your name and work email. Community details are optional afterward. Adam will email you to arrange the 15-minute call; a property visit with Omar follows if there is a fit.
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A property visit follows when there is a fit.
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