Work it out yourself
Planning a fresh juice business? Enter your shop's numbers to see how many months the machine takes to pay back, your ROI, your break-even point in glasses and how much you save on staff.

These figures are an example. Change them to your shop's numbers.
Cost per glass ฿20.63
Payback in 3.9 months, ROI a year 307%, Break-even 3,048 glasses
Break-even Month 3.9
Profit is juice sales minus oranges and cups. Until the machine is paid off, the figure after machine cost is negative and you have not broken even. After that it is all profit.
| Month | Sales | Oranges and cups | Profit this month | After machine cost | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buy machine | — | — | — | -฿120,000 | Not yet |
| 1 | ฿46,800 | ฿16,087 | ฿30,713 | -฿89,287 | Not yet |
| 2 | ฿46,800 | ฿16,087 | ฿30,713 | -฿58,575 | Not yet |
| 3 | ฿46,800 | ฿16,087 | ฿30,713 | -฿27,862 | Not yet |
| 4 | ฿46,800 | ฿16,087 | ฿30,713 | +฿2,850 | Break-even |
| 5 | ฿46,800 | ฿16,087 | ฿30,713 | +฿33,563 | All profit |
| 6 | ฿46,800 | ฿16,087 | ฿30,713 | +฿64,275 | All profit |
| 7 | ฿46,800 | ฿16,087 | ฿30,713 | +฿94,988 | All profit |
An estimate that counts oranges and packaging. It excludes rent, power, wages and other costs.
The main investment is the juicer. ZUMMO starts at 120,000 baht for Viva Advance and other models are by quotation. You also need oranges, cups or bottles, cold storage and a sales point, plus rent and power, which vary by location.

A litre of orange juice takes about 2.5 kg of oranges. At 25 baht a kilo that is 62.50 baht a litre, so a 250 ml glass costs about 15.63 baht in oranges. With a 5 baht cup and lid, the cost is about 20.63 baht a glass.

In this example, selling at 60 baht leaves about 39.38 baht a glass after oranges and cups, before rent, power and wages. Real profit depends on location, sales and the orange price each season, so enter your own numbers in the calculator above before you decide.

Example: Viva Advance at 120,000 baht, 30 glasses a day, 26 days a month, 250 ml glass, oranges at 25 baht a kilo, 5 baht cup.
| Price per glass | Profit a month | Payback | ROI a year | Break-even |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ฿40 | ฿15,113 | 7.9 months | 151% | 6,194 glasses |
| ฿60 | ฿30,713 | 3.9 months | 307% | 3,048 glasses |
| ฿80 | ฿46,313 | 2.6 months | 463% | 2,022 glasses |
A worked example, not a promise of profit. It counts oranges and cups only.
One person squeezes about 160 glasses a day by hand. Above that you need more people, at 12,000 baht a month each in this example. At 400 glasses a day you need 3 people, while a machine needs 1, saving 24,000 baht a month. Below 160 glasses a machine does not cut staff, but it frees that person for other work.

By the glass at a counter, in cafés and restaurants, bottled to take home, or delivered. The right model depends on glasses a day and the space you have.




Estimate glasses a day from real customers. Use a cautious number, not your best day.
Orange prices and sweetness change by season. Find a regular supplier and test a higher orange price.
Too large wastes money. Too small falls behind at peak times. Check glasses a day for each model.
ZUMMO gives a full 3-year warranty, repairs on site anywhere in Thailand, and lends a replacement if parts take over 7 days.
A litre of orange juice takes about 2.5 kg of oranges. Cost per glass = price per kg × 2.5 × glass size in litres + cup. Monthly profit = (selling price − cost per glass) × glasses a day × days open. Payback = machine price ÷ monthly profit. ROI a year = 12 months of profit ÷ machine price. Break-even = machine price ÷ profit per glass.
Updated November 2026 by the Zummo Thailand team
Viva Advance or Z1, for up to 30 glasses a day. Viva Advance starts at 120,000 baht.
Oranges are the main cost. Each extra baht per kilo adds about 0.63 baht to a 250 ml glass.
About 2.5 kg, depending on size and juiciness.
Return on investment. This page uses 12 months of profit divided by the machine price.
The number of glasses you must sell for total profit to equal the machine price: machine price divided by profit per glass.
No. It counts oranges and packaging, not rent, power, wages or other costs.
Tell us your business type and daily sales. We'll recommend a model and send a quotation.