Foam is money. Get it back.
Losing profit to foam? Leaving margin behind with cans?
There's a better way. See how a Henrik can pay for itself, and put your own numbers to the test. Every figure is yours to change.
Example at conservative defaults: 10% foam loss, $14 per pour, 50 half-barrel kegs a month.
Your numbers. Your ROI. Your payback.
Four ways to pour. Four ways to profit.
Choose the scenario that best fits your operation, then adjust the numbers to match your business.
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. Capped at 30%.
Henrik list prices, CAD: H2 $14,995.00 · H1 $16,995.00
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.
Optional: ice, plumbing and site work you no longer pay for. Leave at 0 if unsure.
Henrik list prices, CAD: H2 $14,995.00 · H1 $16,995.00
The arithmetic
Sponsors buy time on the 21.5" screen, so this scenario starts from an H2.
The sponsor fee is a placeholder. Use what you charge, or expect to charge, for screen time at your events.
Optional: ice, plumbing and site work you no longer pay for. Leave at 0 if unsure.
Henrik list prices, CAD: H2 $14,995.00 · H1 $16,995.00
The arithmetic
The day rate is a placeholder. Use what you charge, or expect to charge, per machine per day. The weekly rate is three times the day rate.
Optional: ice, plumbing and site work you no longer pay for. Leave at 0 if unsure.
Henrik list prices, CAD: H2 $14,995.00 · H1 $16,995.00
The arithmetic
Results are estimates based on the figures you enter, not a guarantee of performance or revenue. Actual results depend on your events, pricing, volumes and operation.
Service
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