Coffee cart for store openings A cart at the door on opening day.
A coffee cart gives people a reason to stop. Your logo can go on the cart, the cups and the latte.
Why stores book it
A reason to stop.
Inside or out front
The cart sets up indoors or outdoors in a 6 by 6 foot spot. It needs one outlet from the store.
Dressed in your brand
A custom vinyl banner is $200. Branded cups are $1 each with a $150 minimum. The latte art printer is $50 an hour.
All day if you need it
Book as many hours as the opening runs. One cart pours 30 to 40 drinks an hour.
A real one
How a store used it.
Crate & Barrel
A store opening day
One cart for five hours and about 200 guests, with a custom banner on the cart and the latte art printer.
[Brady: this names Crate & Barrel and the details of their day. Keep it only if they're fine with it]
What it costs
$750
for two hours
A five-hour opening on a weekday is $1,875. Weekend events add 10%. Travel is free within 50 miles of Denver.
Every booking includes
- A barista who runs the cart the whole time.
- The full menu, hot or iced, with whole, oat or almond milk.
- Syrups we make ourselves, and coffee we roast.
People add
It's $375 an hour with a two-hour minimum, so it starts at $750. A five-hour opening on a weekday is $1,875. Weekend events add 10%.
Yes. A custom vinyl banner on the cart is $200, branded cups are $1 each with a $150 minimum, and a latte art printer that puts your logo on the drink is $50 an hour.
Inside the store or out front. It needs a 6 by 6 foot spot and one dedicated standard outlet we can reach. We can't bring our own power.
One cart pours 30 to 40 drinks an hour. For a big opening we bring more than one cart, each with its own barista.
Two weeks out is ideal. If something comes up last minute, reach out anyway and we'll do everything we can to make it happen.
We make coffee the easiest part of your event.
Tell us a little about it and we'll take it from there.
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