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Your proposal · 20 October 2026

At 60 cups a day, you get through about 13 kg of coffee a month.

That is 6 kg a fortnight. Here is what it costs on each of our plans, where your money goes, and what we measure.

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Green coffeefrom our rangeElectric deliverygreen, to your doorMikafi, on your counter0.8 to 1.2 kg green a batch60cups a day

Three ways to run your coffee

ROAST IT YOURSELF

Your own roaster

A Mikafi roaster at your site. We send green coffee and your profiles; you roast what you need, when you need it.

£300 deposit

By card, refundable within 30 days. Then we look at your space, power and volume, and quote for your site.

Roast from our range of green coffees. The electricity is yours, so on-site roasting sits in your Scope 2, measured roast by roast.

Wholesale

Our Brazil Eagle Monte Carmelo (Cafe Delas), roasted to order on our smokeless, ventless electric roasters in York, and delivered.

12p a cup

£175.50 a month on a year's supply paid upfront

a year of coffee, paid upfront£13.50/kg
a year of coffee, paid monthly£16.20/kg
one delivery£18.00/kg

Roast cards with every delivery. Your Scope 3 report, ready to download.

Wholesale and equipment

The same coffee, plus the machine, the grinder and the service.

We quote for the equipment your 60 cups a day needs, with your coffee at 12p a cup on top.

  • Espresso machine and grinder, sized to your volume
  • Installation and training
  • Servicing and repairs

Monthly for limited companies and LLPs. Anyone can buy outright.

See where your money goes

For every pound you spend on our Brazil Eagle Monte Carmelo (Cafe Delas), this is how it divides. Shares are to the nearest 5%. Where a producer price is not disclosed, we say so.

A cup on a year's supply, by how it is made

Espresso (18 g)24p
French press (14 g)19p
Moka pot (9 g)12p
12pa cup, on a year
ProducerNot disclosed by the importer
Shipping and import30%
Roasting and delivery45%
Service and support25%

Measured from the UK port to your cup

Every roast records the electricity it used and the grid's carbon intensity for that half-hour, from NESO. Before the port, we tell you how the coffee was grown and say "not known" where we do not know.

  1. UK port

    Green coffee lands. Our measurement starts here.

  2. Roasted in York

    Each batch records the kWh it used, times the grid for that half-hour.

  3. Delivered

    Distance and vehicle, from a published factor.

  4. Your cup

    In your Scope 3 report, every figure with its source.

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