Numbers
Run it with your own figures.
Two tracks, because there are two ways a Henrik pays for itself. If you already pour draft, the return is product you stop losing to foam. If you can only sell cans, it is margin you cannot currently charge for. Every default below is the conservative end, and every assumption is printed next to the number it feeds.
Run your own numbers
Don't take our word for the return. Check it.
Two different situations, two different sets of math. Pick the one that describes your operation and change any number you disagree with.
Conventional draft is commonly cited at 10–15%. We default to 10%, the conservative end. Roots & Blues 2026 measured a 4.6% shortfall on Henrik against the festival's own ticket reconciliation.
H2 Base $12,995 CAD · H2 Pro $15,995 · H1 Base $14,995 · H1 Pro $17,995.
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The arithmetic
1.6 is a conservative default for a licensed outdoor event.
$1.00 to $1.50 more margin per serving against packaged product. We default to $1.50.
H2 Base $12,995 CAD · H2 Pro $15,995 · H1 Base $14,995 · H1 Pro $17,995.
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Added margin per event
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The arithmetic
Don't take our word for it. Take yours.
We showed our math. Now run yours.