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JUICE BUDGET TOOL

Fresh juicing felt great — until the grocery receipt made you wonder if you can actually keep this up.

Build a price book for your store once, plan each week of juice against a real dollar target, and log what it actually cost — so the habit fits your budget instead of fighting it.

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Cucumber Celery Lime Budget

Step inside

A real system, not another PDF.

This is the guided dashboard you log into — the actual thing buyers use after checkout.

Juice Budget Builder

Your dashboard · after checkout

Cost estimator

Weekly grocery run

7 bottles
  • Cucumber3 ct$0.79$2.37
  • Celery2 bunch$1.99$3.98
  • Carrots2 lb$1.49$2.98
  • Apples4 ct$0.69$2.76
  • Lemons3 ct$0.49$1.47
  • Ginger1 piece$0.99$0.99
Week total$14.55

What you walk away with

By the end of week one, you'll have:

  • A price book of your store's prices that powers every cost estimate in the product
  • Cost-per-bottle estimates on 25 budget recipes, calculated from your own prices
  • A planned week with a live total against a $20, $35, $50, or custom target
  • A running cost log of what your juice weeks really cost, plus a Shop Mode checklist for the store

See what you actually make

Real recipes, real photos.

Real food photography on every recipe card — no clip-art.

Cucumber Celery Lime Budget

Lowest Cost

Cucumber Celery Lime Budget

A low-cost watery base recipe with lime brightness.

~12 oz

Romaine Cucumber Lemon

Lowest Cost

Romaine Cucumber Lemon

Mild green body from romaine with repeatable cucumber and lemon.

~12 oz

Celery Romaine Green

Lowest Cost

Celery Romaine Green

A practical green bottle built from repeat ingredients.

~12 oz

Cabbage Cucumber Lime

Lowest Cost

Cabbage Cucumber Lime

A cabbage-based budget green for shoppers who like crisp flavor.

~12 oz

Carrot Lemon Cucumber

Balanced Budget

Carrot Lemon Cucumber

Carrot sweetness balanced by cucumber and lemon.

~12 oz

Carrot Celery Lime

Balanced Budget

Carrot Celery Lime

A repeatable carrot-celery recipe with lime.

~12 oz

Built on everyday produce

The ingredients these recipes actually lean on — regular grocery-run produce, shown with real photos.

  • Cucumber
  • Lemon
  • Celery
  • Lime
  • Carrots
  • Romaine
  • Mint
  • Ginger
  • Beet
  • Green apple

Everything included

One simple system, in the order you need it.

You don't use it all at once — the dashboard walks you through each piece step by step.

  • personal price book for your store
  • cost-per-bottle recipe costing
  • weekly budget planner with live totals
  • $20/$35/$50 and custom week targets
  • week-over-week cost log
  • Shop Mode grocery checklist
  • shareable week summary card
  • 25 budget-friendly recipes
  • ingredient reuse planner
  • waste-reduction money chart

The difference a plan makes

Same juicing habit. A very different grocery run.

No plan

With the budget builder

Every recipe needs different produce, so the cart keeps growing.
Repeat a few cheap bases across the week and buy far less.
Half the bag wilts before you get to it.
Plan around produce you’ll actually finish, with a reuse planner.
You have no idea what a bottle actually costs you.
A cost-per-bottle estimate powered by the price book you build once.
Premium add-ons quietly blow the budget.
A live week total against your target, so splurges show up before checkout.
You consider quitting because it feels too pricey.
A cost log that shows what your juice weeks really cost over time.

Why it works

Built for the part beginners actually struggle with.

What this helps you do

A buyer expects to know what their juice habit actually costs and to plan each week against a real dollar target — not just collect generic waste tips.

Why this exists

Pre-shopping cost control: a personal price book, costed recipes, a budgeted week, and a week-over-week cost log.

Know what a bottle costs you

Build a price book once and see an estimated cost per bottle on every recipe, calculated from your prices.

I almost quit juicing over the grocery bill — every recipe wanted something different and half of it rotted in the drawer. So I built a planner around reuse: pick a few bases, repeat them, and let citrus and herbs do the variety. No savings promises, no health claims — just a way to keep a habit you like without dreading the receipt. Built by a fellow home juicer, not a brand.

— Ezra, founder

Get started

Start your first week today.

$29

Launch price

One-time · instant access · no subscription

Most of what makes juicing feel expensive is the half-bag of produce that wilts before you use it. This costs less than the groceries one wasteful week sends to the bin — and you only pay once.

Budget planning promise

You get a practical way to plan recipes around reuse, estimated costs, and simpler grocery lists before you shop.

Honest answers before you buy

Isn’t juicing just expensive, period?

It’s most expensive when every recipe needs different produce and the leftovers spoil. This is built around reuse — repeating a few cheap bases and finishing what you buy — so the same week of juice asks for far fewer one-off ingredients.

Do I have to enter my own prices?

No — it ships with sensible planning estimates so it works out of the box. If you do enter your local prices, they're saved to a persistent price book, and the cost-per-bottle estimate just gets more accurate for your store — every recipe cost, weekly total, and cost-log entry recalculates from your numbers.

Will budget recipes taste cheap or boring?

No. The recipes lean on crisp bases, citrus, herbs, and small accents to stay bright and varied — fennel, ginger, beet, and pepper appear as planned accents, not splurges. Lower cost, not lower flavor.

Is it an on-site guide?

No — it’s a guided dashboard you log into. The price book, recipe costing, weekly planner with live totals, cost log, Shop Mode, and 25 recipes all live on the site and work on any device.

Does it promise I’ll save money or hit a health goal?

No. It’s cost-aware recipe planning education only — not financial advice, not a savings guarantee, and not medical or weight-loss advice. Prices, calories, and bottle counts are planning estimates that vary by store and season.