We build authentic walk-in photo booths and place them permanently inside the venues people already visit, so the moment is available on an ordinary Tuesday rather than only at a wedding.
Two strips per session, one for each person, about fifteen seconds after the last flash.
SmileMore is the consumer brand behind every machine Vertex Vending Group places: a full-size, walk-in booth with a curtain, a real camera and a printer that hands you two paper strips about fifteen seconds after the last flash. It lives in the building permanently. Nobody has to hire it, schedule it or throw a party to justify it.
Almost every photograph taken today is stored, scrolled past and never printed. SmileMore exists to keep the physical print alive and to keep the walk-in booth from disappearing, because a strip in a wallet or stuck to a fridge does something a camera roll cannot.
Anyone can put five machines in five bars. Our target for the first year is harder and worth more: one SmileMore booth live in each of five genuinely different environments.
Nova Southeastern University, Davie. Our first placement, open since August 2026.
Late crowds, already in a photo-taking mood, and the hardest test of the machine.
A lobby with guests, events and visitors moving through it every day of the year.
The best fit so far is where groups gather near the front of the house.
Free to install, free to remove, and it pays you on the 1st. Tell me about the space and I will tell you honestly whether it is a fit.
