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more productive: teams that took their coffee break together, versus teams on staggered breaks.
Specialty coffee for teams
Specialty coffee for your office, and at wholesale price for your people at home.
Why coffee
The evidence
up to0%
more productive: teams that took their coffee break together, versus teams on staggered breaks.
0%
of workers say coffee is the drink they most associate with being productive. 63% say short breaks improve their productivity.
0%+
of office workers say free drinks at work make them feel valued. It was the most requested perk for coming back to the office.
nearly0 hrs
a year is what an office worker spends leaving their desk to buy drinks elsewhere. That is more than a full working week.



A day at the office
The first cup is ready.
People arrive earlier for it.
The kitchen becomes the meeting everyone wants.
For HR & People teams

Coffee is used every day, by almost everyone who walks in.
68% of workers drink coffee during the working day. YouGov for ISIC, 4,534 workers, 2017
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A great cup is a small, honest reason to come in.
Free drinks were the most requested perk for coming back to the office. OnePoll for Flavia, 2,050 US office workers, 2023
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One of the lowest-cost benefits per person, and it follows them home.
Office workers who buy coffee out three times a week spend about $2,800 a year on it. OnePoll for Flavia, 2,050 US office workers, 2023
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One supplier, one recurring delivery. The coffee arrives before you run out.
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What you get
Freshly roasted and rotated through the seasons. You keep the machine you already have; we bring what goes in it.
Answers 01 & 02 — Benefits nobody uses · An empty office on hybrid days
A recurring delivery sized to your headcount, so the shelf is never empty and nobody has to remember to order.
Answers 04 — One more thing to manage
Every employee can order it for their own kitchen at wholesale price. The benefit follows them on remote days and weekends.
Answers 03 — Tight budget per employee



The cost of bad office coffee
When the office coffee is not worth drinking, people go out for it. A survey of 2,050 US office workers found each of those runs costs $16 and takes 16 minutes.
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your office
That adds up, per year, to
40 people × 3 runs a week × $16 × 48 working weeks
and 1,536 working hours away from the desk.
Tell us about your office and we will come back with a price per person and a delivery plan that fits. Asking is free and commits you to nothing.