Updated September 2026
Austin Vending Market Report
- Locations with 20+ employees
- 6,488
- Hotels
- 218
- Population growth since 2020
- +4.6%
For vending operators and machine owners
Central Texas Vending Market Reports
What makes a city a good vending market? Each report pulls the public numbers that matter for running, buying, or selling vending in one city: sizable workplaces, shift-heavy industries, hotels, growth, and summer heat, all from government sources and checked at the source.
Reports by city
Updated September 2026
Round Rock Vending Market Report
- Locations with 20+ employees
- 698
- Hotels
- 39
- Population growth since 2020
- +18.2%
What each report covers
Workplaces by size
How many business locations have 20 or more employees, the everyday core of a vending route.
Largest employers
Who employs the most people, and which of them run shifts outside 9 to 5.
Jobs by industry
Which industries are growing, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics county data.
Hotels
Hotel and room counts, including extended-stay properties where guests want grab-and-go food.
Growth
Population change and the new hospitals, offices, and plants that open new break rooms.
Summer heat
Days at 100°F or hotter from NOAA weather stations, and what heat does to drink sales and restocking.
Sources include the U.S. Census Bureau, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, NOAA, and city financial reports and open data. Each report lists its sources at the bottom and notes where a number covers a whole county or ZIP codes rather than city limits.
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