Coffee for busy venues

Built around
your busiest moment.

Daily sales matter, but the queue matters too. If you sell a lot of coffee, start with the economics of high-volume hire and the equipment needed to meet concentrated demand.

Coffee Network coffee station in a café beside the serving counter

Plan for the rush

More than a
cups-per-day number.

Tell us how many drinks are needed in the busiest part of the day, the menu and the staff available. We assess the machine, milk system, water, refill needs and service access together.

  • Drink mix and preparation time affect queues.
  • A shared break differs from steady all-day trade.
  • Staff workflow and the customer experience matter.
  • A traditional barista setup may better fit some venues.
Hire & serviceYour agreed fixed charge
What you useLower-cost ingredients and supplies under your agreement
Your coffee setupSell the drinks or provide them as a benefit
01

The agreement.

Compare the higher fixed fee with lower ingredient costs using a realistic sales estimate.

High-volume hire
02

The setup.

Share measurements, access, utilities and the peak demand. We assess suitable equipment without promising one machine for every café.

Equipment planning
03

The numbers.

Work through amount left after the fixed fee and ingredients. Keep other costs and assumptions visible.

Discuss your proposal

Cambridgeshire · Hertfordshire · Bedfordshire

Start with your busiest period.

Tell us the drinks you sell, daily volume and how many orders arrive together.

Let’s talk coffee