SIPJOLT SJ100
One station. A specialty-drink café.
The SJ100 is SIPJOLT’s automated café station for buildings, schools, campuses, malls, and other property settings across the United States. Guests choose and customize available drinks, pay at the station, and receive a made-to-order drink without a staffed café counter.
The published library includes 215 named drinks, with hot and iced choices across espresso, matcha, milk tea, chai, French cacao, tea, and signature milks. Selection varies by station configuration and season.
Under the standard property-partner model, installation is free and the property receives a share of drink sales. Cleaning, stocking, repair responsibilities, and commercial terms are agreed for the location.
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Power and site utilities
Identify the proposed outlet and any facilities information already available for the location. SIPJOLT confirms the specific electrical requirements during assessment.
Access to a utility sink is a published requirement. Water connection, drainage, and any additional plumbing details are reviewed for the specific station and location rather than assumed from a general web page.
Footprint, access, and storage
Share a candidate common area, supply storage location, and delivery route. The site review covers the exact footprint, clearances, approach, and access needed for installation and ongoing servicing.
A lobby, campus common area, mall lounge, or workplace break room should be assessed in its actual surroundings. Keep the property’s circulation and facilities contacts involved.
From initial information to an agreed site
The readiness checklist helps you organize the conversation. A photo or a completed worksheet is useful context, while SIPJOLT’s site assessment confirms fit.
The typical path is about 30 to 60 days from the first conversation to the first cup when the site is awarded and ready. Access, procurement, logistics, and site preparation affect the agreed schedule.
Questions for your property
What does the property provide?
Your property provides the location, a standard electrical outlet, a small storage closet, and access to a utility sink. SIPJOLT confirms the footprint, electrical details, water needs, clearances, and delivery access during site assessment.
What are the exact machine dimensions?
The exact footprint and clearances for the proposed station are confirmed in the proposal and site survey.
Does free installation mean a site can never need preparation?
The standard partnership includes free station installation. The site assessment identifies any property-specific preparation and responsibility before launch.