On-premise pitch tool · 1L bottle
Profit breakdown
Know your pour.
Punch in your case price and shot price to see exactly what every bottle of Kamoti earns your bar — cost per pour, revenue per bottle, and profit per case, in seconds. Then see what one-bottle speed adds on top. Two wins, one pour.
Step 1 · Enter the account's numbers
Step 2 · What it costs
Case price$170.00
÷ 12 bottles
Cost / bottle$14.17
÷ 33 shots (1.0 oz pour)
Cost / shot$0.43
Step 3 · What it makes
Your shot price$5.00
× 33 shots
Potential revenue / bottle$165.00
One bottle. 33 revenue opportunities.
Step 4 · The margin
$1,809.96
Gross profit per case
profit/bottle × 12 bottles
Gross profit / shot$4.57
Gross profit / bottle$150.83
Shots to cover bottle cost3
Step 5 · Speed pays
One bottle vs. four.
The margin above is only half the pitch. A traditional green tea shot is a four-bottle build — whiskey, peach schnapps, sour mix, lemon-lime — measured, shaken, strained: about 35 seconds a round. Kamoti is one bottle, one pour: about 5 seconds. Every shot hands roughly 30 seconds back to the bartender.
Bartender time saved / night50 min
30s saved × 100 shots
Extra drinks that time can serve50
at 1 drink per minute at speed
Extra revenue capacity / night$500.00
50 drinks × $10 avg drink
Over a year
$78,000
in extra revenue — at just 3 busy nights a week.
The whole pitch
$1,809.96 profit per case + $500.00 a night in faster service.
Same fun, half the work.