How Much Does a 99 Spoons Machine Cost? New vs. Used Breakdown
A new 99 Spoons robotic ice cream machine costs $18,499 for the machine, $999 for delivery and installation and $2,500 for training, about $21,998 in total, plus $49 a month for the software platform (99spoons.com, Sept 2026). New orders need a 50% deposit and take 2 to 4 weeks. Charlotte Swirl is selling a used 2024 unit in Charlotte, NC for $9,000.
99 Spoons price: new vs. used
New: about $21,998 to get started, 2 to 4 weeks to be running.
Used 2024 machine, Charlotte, NC: $9,000 plus freight, available now, licensed with the NC food state board.
Difference: about $12,998, or 59%.
99 Spoons specifications
76.4 inches high, 38.7 wide and 36.6 deep, about 10 square feet. 110V, 20A dedicated circuit, no plumbing. 4.4-gallon hopper (about 140 four-ounce servings), 32-inch touchscreen, Nayax VPOS Touch payments (tap, chip, swipe, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay), UV cleaning and pasteurization, cloud monitoring. The 99 Spoons and Nayax accounts can be created and moved to the buyer.
Is a used 99 Spoons machine worth it?
At the manufacturer's stated $3.75 net per cup, the used machine is paid back after 2,400 cups, versus about 5,867 cups for a new one. At 25 cups a day that is about 3.2 months versus 7.8 months. Figures are manufacturer claims and illustrations, not guarantees.
Contact
Call (714) 928-3858 or email proposals@cprbrokers.com for photos, a demo or to make an offer. Independent resale of a used machine, sold as-is; not affiliated with or endorsed by 99 Spoons / 99 Innovations.


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