Yes, but it’s a one-time thing, like a tattoo or a bad haircut that grows out. Initial installation runs between $500 and $1,500, which includes delivery, hooking up the water line, and teaching the machine to recognize your face. Okay, it doesn’t recognize faces, but it does have a creepy smiley face that judges you if you press "still water" too many times.
And here’s the kicker: Bevi machines are almost indestructible. I’ve seen one survive a spilled kombucha, a dropped phone, and an intern who tried to pour hot coffee into it. The maintenance is included in your subscription, so if a part breaks, a technician shows up like a caffeinated fairy godmother.
The "Free Trial" Trap (But It’s Not a Trap)
Bevi often offers a free trial period—usually 30 days—where you can test the machine without a long-term contract. Think of it as a vacation for your office’s taste buds. You’ll discover that your coworkers have strong opinions about "Cherry Limeade" versus "Lemon Ginger," and you’ll never look at a water cooler the same way again.
After the trial, you’ll be forced to ask yourself: “Do I want my team to drink like royalty for $300 a month, or do I want them to slowly rot from dehydration?” The answer is obvious, unless you’re a villain from a low-budget cartoon.
How Much Does A Bevi Machine Cost at Edward Gratwick blog
