For many members of the work force, coffee is a daily necessity in order to function and be productive. Coffee helps employees stay awake and alert so that they can perform their duties adequately. It’s no wonder that every morning, the lines at Starbucks are full of commuters and office people who need their daily caffeine fix.

But daily coffee runs can really start to hurt your wallet in the long run, especially if you’re already paying out of pocket for daily public transportation services. Say you buy a $2.50 cup of coffee five times a week, one for each weekday.

By the end of the month, you’ve already spent roughly $50. Extend that to a year and you’ve spent a little more than $600 just on coffee alone! Why not look at a Gaggia Classic Espresso Filter Coffee Maker? You may save yourself some money!

Being short on funds is known to lower morale. So how can we maintain or increase morale without having to give up our fuel? We install an office coffee maker that provides coffee to employees on demand any time of the work day. It’s a simple solution, but judging by the line at the coffee shop around the corner, it’s obvious that many offices haven’t yet caught on. Maybe some corporations are discouraged by the dent that a new office coffee maker would put into their budget. But remember the $600 that we just spent last year?

Many filter coffee makers cost about half that. That’s about $300 as opposed to the $9000 that an office full of 15 employees is spending every year on individual coffee runs—30 times less money! Buying a new office coffee maker and supplying it with the necessary materials and ingredients has got to cost less than that.