This is where the rubber meets the road. If your office of 50 people was buying bottled water at $1.50 per bottle per day, that’s $75 a day, or $1,500 a month. A $300 Bevi lease suddenly looks like a steal.
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But here’s the funny part: most companies don’t charge employees for the water. It’s a perk. So, the cost is entirely absorbed by the business. For the individual, the question “How much are Bevi machines?” translates to “How much is my employer willing to invest in my hydration game?”
If you’re a freelancer or a tiny remote team, you might feel left out. Fear not. There are at-home sparkling water makers (like SodaStream) that mimic the Bevi experience for around $100 upfront. But you’ll miss the touchscreen, the dozens of flavors, and the smugness of a communal water cooler.
