If you want the headline: a Bevi machine can cost anywhere from $0 to $5,000 upfront, but the real expense is a monthly subscription. For most businesses, it’s a lease model—think Netflix for water, but with bubbles. You pay a monthly fee that usually lands between $100 and $300, depending on your location, usage, and machine type.
Yes, you read that right: zero dollars is an option. That’s because Bevi wants you to get hooked on their flavored, sparkling water. It’s like a drug dealer, but with zero calories and a sustainable vibe.
The Three Ways to Get a Bevi Machine
Option 1: The “Free” Machine (With a Subscription)
This is the most common route. You sign a multi-year contract, and Bevi gives you the machine for free. But you pay a monthly subscription—bam, that’s your ongoing cost. The subscription covers the machine, maintenance, flavors, and CO2 refills. It’s a all-in-one deal.
The monthly fee usually ranges from $100 to $250, and you’re locked in for 3 to 5 years. It’s like a gym membership, but you actually want to use it because it tastes like mango-berry.
Option 2: Buy It Outright (For the Brave)
If you want to own the machine (and tell everyone “I own a Bevi!”), you can purchase it for $3,000 to $5,000. That’s the price for a new unit, plus installation. But then you still need to pay for flavors, CO2, and maintenance—which adds up to about $50 to $100 per month.
This is more like adopting a pet: you buy the cat, but then you have to feed it, clean its litter box, and take it to the vet. Spoiler: the Bevi’s “vet visits” are cheaper.
Option 3: The “Pay-As-You-Go” Leasing
Some businesses opt for a rental with no long-term commitment—but this is rare. You might pay a few hundred dollars per month, plus a per-gallon fee for every drink. It’s like a buffet, but with a cover charge.
This option is not Bevi’s favorite, so expect to negotiate. They want you in a long-term relationship, not a one-night stand with seltzer.
How Much Does A Bevi Machine Cost at Edward Gratwick blog
