ATM Pricing in Canada
How Much Does an ATM Machine Cost in Canada?
New commercial ATM machines in Canada typically cost between C$2,000 and C$5,000, while tested refurbished ATMs start around C$2,450. Here is what you can expect to pay and how a machine pays for itself.
Current ATM machine prices
These are live prices for ATM machines we sell and ship across Canada. All machines are EMV card-ready and PCI compliant.
| Model | Condition | Price (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Halo II ATM | New | C$3,950.00 |
| Genmega Onyx-Wallmount | New | C$4,950.00 |
| Hantle/Genmega | Refurbished | $2,950 |
| NH-1800 Minibank | Refurbished | $2,450 |
Prices shown in Canadian dollars and subject to change. Some promotional pricing is available only with a processing agreement. View all ATM machines for sale.
What affects the price of an ATM machine?
New vs. refurbished
New machines carry the highest price and the longest lifespan, while refurbished units are re-certified for a lower cost.
Brand and model
Premium Nautilus Hyosung and Genmega models with larger screens and touch function keys cost more than entry-level units.
Cash capacity
A single 1,000-note cassette costs less than high-capacity 2,000-note or multi-cassette dispensers built for high traffic.
Security and compliance
EMV card readers, PCI-compliant keypads and UL-listed safes are standard on the ATMs we sell and are built into the price.
Ongoing costs of owning an ATM
Cash to load
You supply the cash your ATM dispenses. It is returned to your account through processing, minus withdrawals.
Processing fee
A small per-transaction interchange/processing fee applies. Our processing plans are competitive and transparent.
Paper & service
Thermal receipt paper and occasional service or parts are the main upkeep. Most owners handle paper themselves.
Does an ATM machine pay for itself?
For most busy locations, yes. You set the surcharge your customers pay per withdrawal, and you keep that revenue. As an example, a C$2.50 surcharge on 8 withdrawals per day is roughly C$600 per month. At that pace, a refurbished ATM can pay for itself in a few months, and a new machine not long after — after which the surcharge income is largely profit.
Learn more in our guide to starting an ATM business in Canada or compare models in the ATM buying guide.
ATM machine cost FAQ
- How much does an ATM machine cost in Canada?
- A new commercial ATM machine in Canada generally costs between C$2,000 and C$5,000, depending on the brand, model and features. Tested refurbished ATMs typically start around C$2,450. At ATM4Canada, the new Nautilus Hyosung Halo II starts at C$3,950 and refurbished machines start at C$2,450.
- Are there ongoing costs to owning an ATM?
- Yes. Beyond the purchase price, budget for receipt paper, the cash you load into the machine, and a small per-transaction processing fee. Optional service or maintenance visits are extra. These costs are usually far lower than the surcharge revenue a busy ATM generates.
- Does an ATM machine pay for itself?
- Often, yes. If you charge a C$2.50 surcharge and your ATM handles 8 withdrawals a day, that is about C$600 per month in surcharge revenue. At that rate a machine can pay for itself within several months, after which the surcharge income is largely profit.
- Is it cheaper to buy a new or refurbished ATM?
- Refurbished ATMs cost less up front and are a great fit for lower-traffic locations. New ATMs cost more but come with the latest hardware, full warranty and the longest service life. Both options sold by ATM4Canada are EMV-ready and PCI compliant.
Ready to price out your ATM?
Browse current ATM machines for sale or call our Canadian ATM team for a quote tailored to your location.