The short answer: it depends on you. The long answer is more interesting — it explains why two quotes for "office coffee" can differ wildly, and how to read them correctly.
The price is never just the coffee
When comparing suppliers it's easy to stare at the per-kilo price of beans. But coffee is only one part. The machine, the service, the refills and the operational reliability matter just as much — and that's where the difference between cheap and worthwhile gets decided.
A low-priced machine that stands still one morning a week costs more than it looks like it does. Not in kronor on the invoice, but in irritation, wasted time and a worse workday for everyone at the office.
Four things that actually drive it
Number of employees, how much you drink, which machine you choose, and how broad a range you want. Those are the four dials. Turn up the ambition on one of them and the price moves — and it should, because that's where the experience gets built.
Why cheapest rarely stays cheap
Standard solutions are cheap to sell and expensive to live with. They take no account of how your particular office works. We believe the opposite: the right solution from the start, with full operational responsibility, so the total cost over time ends up lower and the day actually works.
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