Fully managed workplace micro marketsGreater Des Moines, Iowa
BreakBites
Workplace micro markets in Greater Des Moines

Your team gets the perk.
We handle the work.

Give employees a place to buy food and drinks at work. BreakBites provides the market equipment, stocks the shelves and coolers, and handles routine service.

Start your Fit Check

Approximate answers are fine. No equipment commitment.

See how a micro market works
Workplace micro market with stocked shelves, coolers, and a checkout
Snacks arranged on open market shelvesA customer scanning a drink at the market checkout
A look inside a workplace micro market. Equipment and product selection vary by site.
Equipment provided by BreakBites Stocking and service managed locally

What would you
like to improve?

A micro market is a small shop at work. Employees choose food and drinks from open shelves and coolers, then pay at checkout.

Explore the options

Limited food options

Employees want more choice than the current setup offers.

Short breaks or late shifts

Nearby food may be hard to reach during the time employees have.

Extra work for your team

Someone is buying snacks, tracking stock, or dealing with repeated service requests.

What we handle
and what you provide

BreakBites handles

  • Market equipment and setup planning
  • Stocking and product review
  • Checkout technology
  • Routine service and ongoing support

Your workplace provides

  • Suitable space and agreed utilities
  • Service access and a point of contact
  • Site coordination and approvals
  • Agreed security and operating expectations

BreakBites owns the market equipment. Your workplace provides the space and agreed utilities. We confirm the details together before moving forward.

Start with
a Fit Check

Tell us where your workplace is, roughly how many people are on site, and what you want to improve. We’ll review the details and explain whether a micro market is worth exploring.

Start your Fit Check

Approximate answers are fine. No equipment commitment.

  1. Review your workplace

    We start with location, attendance, your current setup, and the problem you want to solve.

  2. Visit the site when appropriate

    Together, we review the room, utilities, access, and the needs of each shift.

  3. Confirm the recommendation

    Equipment, product selection, responsibilities, and terms are agreed before setup.

  4. Coordinate setup and service

    We plan around site readiness and access, then stock and service the market.