This chapter delves into key distribution decisions within vending retail marketing, categorized into four primary areas: location planning, market coverage and competition intensity, merchandising, and inventory management. Location planning involves selecting optimal sites using models like Reilly’s law of retail gravitation and Huff’s gravity model, while market coverage focuses on assessing competitive landscapes through indices such as Shannon’s entropy and Herfindahl-Hirschman. Merchandising emphasizes strategic product placement to enhance sales and consumer experience, supported by tools like the Vending Planogram Builder. Inventory management addresses the complexities of maintaining stock and optimizing delivery routes, differentiating between conventional systems reliant on historical data and more advanced, real-time connected systems. The chapter highlights the importance of integrated strategies to adapt to evolving market conditions, consumer behaviors, and technological advancements in the vending industry.