CoffeeVar is the official distributor of Jetinno in Turkey. We supply, install, refill and service self-service coffee machines for petrol stations and roadside locations across Turkey, with an office in Antalya. The equipment works without a cashier and accepts cashless payment.
Why a coffee vending machine makes sense at a petrol station
A coffee vending machine for gas station creates additional income without hiring staff. It works at night, on weekends and during peak hours when employees are busy. Drivers buy hot drinks impulsively: they stop for fuel, see the machine and take coffee or tea without waiting in a queue.
Payback depends on three main factors: number of cups per day, average check and cost of ingredients. We do not use fixed traffic figures. We prepare a calculation based on your expected visitor flow and a conservative scenario. For a typical roadside installation, the estimated payback period is 6–12 months.
What machine suits petrol stations and roadside locations
A petrol station coffee machine should be reliable, quick and protected from weather and vandalism. The Jetinno JL300 meets these requirements. It has a large touchscreen, a patented high-capacity grinder, and a generous bean hopper. One fill supports a high number of servings, water comes from the mains or an internal tank, and the machine has a compact footprint. It connects to a standard socket. For outdoor installation, a protective wooden or metal cabinet is available as an option.
Payment is accepted by coins, tokens, bank card, contactless and QR. Two user interfaces are provided, including one for people with limited mobility. For roadside use, the priority is stable 24/7 operation and a service team that can reach the point quickly.
Rent or buy: choosing the right option for a roadside point
You can buy the machine or rent it. The purchase price for the standard Jetinno JL300 is 7,200 USD. Rental is arranged individually. The owner of the location receives a share of sales — 20% — and CoffeeVar handles installation, refilling, service and menu updates. The final terms depend on expected traffic, location and access conditions; we agree them before installation.
Rental is common when the owner does not want to deal with maintenance or consumables. Purchase is suitable when you want full control over pricing and menu. Both options include online sales and stock monitoring. For a rented coffee vending machine at a petrol station, the key question is whether the location share is acceptable in your business model. We calculate this together.
Service and support for roadside machines
A roadside coffee vending machine must work continuously. Downtime at a petrol station means lost sales. CoffeeVar provides remote monitoring of sales and stock levels, so refills are planned based on actual consumption. The service team fills ingredients, cleans the machine and performs repairs. Response time is agreed for your location in the service contract.
If you need a coffee vending machine with service support, the Jetinno JL300 is supplied with warranty and ongoing maintenance. Remote diagnostics allow many issues to be identified before a technician arrives. This reduces unplanned stops.
How to estimate payback for a petrol station coffee machine
The calculation uses four main variables: cost per cup, sale price, number of cups per day, and service costs. For rental, we also include the share of the location owner. We start with a conservative scenario: fewer cups per day, lower average check, higher ingredient costs. If the machine still pays back, the point is suitable.
The estimated payback period for a standard installation is 6–12 months. This is not a guarantee. We recalculate for your location and menu. To get a calculation, leave a request and we will prepare a table for your site.
Tea, coffee and cold drinks: expanding the menu
A roadside point can increase the average check by adding tea, hot chocolate, cold drinks in summer, and leaf tea. CoffeeVar machines support syrup stations, leaf tea brewing and cold beverages. Online control covers sales and remaining ingredients, so you can see which positions sell and adjust the menu.
For drivers, tea and coffee are the main positions. In summer, cold drinks help maintain sales when hot coffee demand drops. A tea and coffee vending machine can be installed instead of a coffee-only model. This suits petrol stations with mixed traffic: car drivers, truck drivers and local visitors.