Terminology, approval route and the range change by market.

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Pricing

One price, on configuration

Every unit is built to order, so every unit is priced on its configuration and its market. You receive one quotation, for one delivered and handed-over unit, with nothing to add afterwards.

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What a quotation covers

The whole unit, standing on your site

  • The unit, built to the agreed specification
  • Every item of equipment on the specification, installed and tested
  • Delivery to your address, with customs entry, where the quotation includes it
  • Inspection as confirmed in the quotation
  • Presentation for approval on the route for your country
  • Handover with the documentation confirmed before the order is accepted

Taxes and registration fees in your country are itemised separately on the quotation so the number you compare is the number you pay.

What moves the price

Five things, in this order

Class

Compact to premium. Size, axles, and how many people can work in it.

Equipment

The hot line, the cold chain, the coffee and bar line, generation and solar.

Market

The approval route and what it requires of the build, which differs by country.

Delivery

Where it is going, and whether it goes by road or by sea.

Finish

Interior and exterior finish, branding and wrap.

Why no list price

Because no two units are the same

A coffee unit and a pizza unit in the same class share a chassis and almost nothing else. A list price would be either wrong for most buyers or padded for all of them. Configuration gives you a price for the unit you are actually buying, and the configurator gets you there in a few minutes.

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Get your quotation

Configure the unit, choose your market, and a person quotes it. No obligation, no deposit.