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Blupura · Water Dispensers

Blupura BLU2GO

7.9Good

The Blupura Blu2Go combines chilled still and sparkling water with an integrated reusable bottle dispensing system. According to the manufacturer and datasheet, it delivers up to 60 litres per hour, dispenses 170-millilitre portions and stores up to 40 bottles of 500 millilitres each. This version is aimed primarily at public indoor spaces, universities, factories, larger offices and transport locations with around 100 to 500 employees or visitors per day. Bottle cleaning includes a pre-wash with filtered water, ozone cleaning and a rinse with filtered water. Its main drawbacks are its large footprint of 615 × 1,850 × 735 millimetres and its 181-kilogram weight in the base version. The published net price ranges from €11,334 to €13,361. A reliable ROI therefore depends on daily dispensing volumes, selling price, water connection, CO2 consumption and the number of single-use bottles avoided. With low usage, the investment is difficult to recoup. With steady footfall, the combination of sales, reusable bottle logistics and bottle cleaning may make economic sense.

approx. €11,334 – €13,361

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Sielaff · Snack & Combo Machines

Sielaff SN48

7.9Good

With 48 selections, five or six levels and chilled dispensing, the Sielaff SN48 is a combination vending machine for snacks, drinks and, depending on the variant, fresh products. At a site with around 30 to 120 employees, it can cover basic refreshments between canteen service times. It is designed for indoor use. The cabinet measures 880 × 1,830 × 840 mm and weighs 265 kg without products, according to the manufacturer. Notable strengths include R290 refrigerant with a GWP of 3, energy consumption of 2,144 kWh per 24 hours, and MDB and EVA-DTS support. Its drawbacks include the lack of published standby power consumption and an unverified noise level. The specific cashless payment method must be confirmed before ordering. The researched net base price is approximately EUR 5,000, rounded. A reliable ROI assessment depends on sales, replenishment frequency, selling prices and service costs. With regular use by 30 to 120 employees, the SN48 is more likely to be cost-effective than at small sites with irregular demand.

from €5,000

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Necta · Hot Drink Machines

Necta Brio Up

7.5Good

The Necta Brio Up is a compact tabletop hot drinks machine with 14 selections, six ingredient canisters, an integrated Z3000 espresso brewer and an optional 20-litre water tank. Measuring 540 × 760 × 605 mm and weighing 65 kg, it fits in kitchenettes, reception areas and smaller retail outlets. Its capacity is generally suitable for an office with around 30 to 120 employees, provided daily demand does not consistently exceed the available cup supply. The design supports MDB and EVADTS connections, as well as master-slave connections to certain Necta snack machines. Its drawbacks include the powdered milk system and limited documentation on energy consumption, noise level and heat-up time. Fresh milk quality is therefore not established. The documented net purchase price for the ES-6 configuration is €4,939. A reliable ROI calculation depends on the selling price, utilisation, bean costs, maintenance and operating model. For in-house office use, the machine is most likely to be worthwhile when it serves many drinks each day without a separate cafeteria. Verified manufacturer figures for daily throughput are unavailable for high-traffic locations.

from €4,939

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Nespresso Professional · Hot Drink Machines

Nespresso Momento 200

7.7Good

Two independent extraction heads, five programmed coffee sizes and a capsule system rated for up to 100 cups per day define the Nespresso Momento 200 Coffee & Coffee, model NP200. The machine is designed for offices with 30 to 100 employees, reception areas and meeting zones where several people may want coffee at the same time. The brewing heads operate in parallel, while automatic capsule recognition makes selection easier without training. The available sizes are Ristretto at 25 ml, Espresso at 40 ml, Lungo at 100 ml, Americano at 150 ml and Large Americano at 210 ml. Important limitations remain: the Coffee & Coffee model has no milk system, and plant-based milk preparation is not confirmed. Automatic rinse cycles interrupt operation every two hours and, according to an operator report, cannot be rescheduled. According to the Nespresso offer page (price as of 2026-10-04), the promotional price is €2,081 and the regular price is €2,945, both including installation; it does not state whether these prices are net or gross. Capsule consumption, energy, maintenance and the service contract must be costed separately before purchase. For sites without their own technical team, the Nespresso service network may reduce the internal support workload.

approx. €2,081 – €2,945

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Livello · Fresh Food & Smart Fridges

Livello Smart Kiosk

9.2Very good

Twelve scales beneath the goods rather than label or scan: the purchase process follows Amazon Go Store logic, not vending-machine logic. Card, wallet or staff ID authorize access, the door opens, billing covers only what is actually missing when it closes. The target audience is no longer limited to offices with 50+ employees: hotels, clinics, universities, sports facilities and farm shops use the same technology for the same purpose—making fresh products available when the canteen, reception or staff are not operating. Two limitations persist. Without stable internet connectivity, regular sales functions are not fully available according to the user manual, and payment is exclusively cashless—the unit does not accept cash. The economic logic is straightforward: no cashier required, no spiral mechanism as a wear part, remote diagnostics instead of service calls. How much this can pay off is demonstrated by a real case from a clinic in North Rhine-Westphalia: two units in the emergency department and lobby achieved an average of approximately €9,900 gross revenue per month, with nearly 80 per cent of that outside regular canteen hours.

approx. €7,000 – €12,000

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Necta · Snack & Combo Machines

Necta Melodia

8.7Very good

Seven-tier snack spiral machine with high capacity (50+ products), illuminated glass front, and reliable Evoca spiral mechanics. First choice for campus and office locations with broad assortment requirements.

from €5,490

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Tomra · Reverse Vending Machines

Tomra T9

8.7Very good

The Tomra T9 is the reference machine for beverage container returns under Germany's single-use deposit system. With ~80 % market share in Europe, 15-inch touchscreen, Tomra Insight IoT platform and up to 2,000 units/hour, it sets the industry standard. For supermarkets from ~300 m² retail floor space, the clear first choice – yet its near-monopoly status is simultaneously its weakness and its strength.

from €8,500

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JURA · Hot Drink Machines

JURA GIGA X8

8.7Very good

JURA's dual-grinder flagship for continuous commercial operation – 32 specialities, TÜV-certified hygiene and P.E.P. brewing method. The revised Generation II (2023, Type 748/749) increases to 2700 W and 32 specialities; any buyer should always verify the generation. Strongest argument: turnkey package combining quality, hygiene and an active JURA service network – a genuine investment that pays off at ≥ 80 cups/day.

from €5,700

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