text: No café or relaxation room, drinks and snacks are available through vending machines.
  Most of the fitness machines are self-powered, rather than electrically powered thus cutting down of power costs and running costs.
  Examples of no frills gyms are easyGym, Fit4less and PureGym in the UK, Basic-Fit in Benelux and France, and McFit in Germany.
  Filling stations
  In the Netherlands and other European countries, a no frills filling station refers to unattended filling stations consisting solely of self-service pumps that only support pay at the pump. They do not include any other facilities on-site, and service is provided via a phone line. If there is a problem, drivers are to call a hotline using an on-site telephone for assistance.
  Notable chains includes Dutch chains Tango, Q8 Easy, TinQ, Firezone, Esso Express & Shell Express, and the Austrian chain Diskont.
  Gaming systems
  A few Nintendo gaming systems have model revisions that strip out non-essential features, such as the Wii's Wii Mini, the Game Boy Advance's Game Boy Micro and the Nintendo Switch's Switch Lite.
  Others
  Other examples of no-frills companies include: cinemas (easyCinema), bus companies (easyBus, Magic Bus (Stagecoach), Eastern), food ranges (Tesco Value, Walmart/Asda SmartPrice), mobile phone companies (easyMobile, Telmore), and marketing (low-cost marketing).