Let’s compare to buying bottled water. A case of 24 bottles is about $8—or $0.33 per bottle. A Bevi machine, at $200/month, gives you hundreds of drinks. If your office of 20 people drinks 5 cups each per day, that’s $0.02 per drink. That’s a 94% savings, plus no plastic waste.
But if you have a small office (like 5 people), the math is tighter. You might pay $200/month for only 100 drinks, which is $2 per drink—more expensive than a soda from a vending machine. At that point, just buy a SodaStream and hug the planet yourself.
How Much Does A Bevi Machine Cost at Edward Gratwick blog
The Fun Factor: Why Price Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story
Here’s the secret: Bevi machines are status symbols. When visitors see it, they think, “Wow, this company has its life together.” It’s like having a succulent plant on your desk—except it dispenses fizzy ambrosia.
Plus, employees will literally hydrate more. A study (that I totally made up, but it feels true) says hydration boosts productivity by 47% and reduces meetings by 12%. So you’re not paying for water—you’re paying for happier, less-grumpy coworkers.
