A new perspective on Coffee and Tea: “Building” Coffee Match

Hey Xntrk, I&#x27;m Sumant, one of the founders of Coffee Match.<p>The $15 is just a baseline for our Indiegogo campaign. Unlike Tonx&#x2F;Toby&#x27;s estate - with Coffee Match, your getting great Coffee or Tea from the a unique destination along with a ton of interesting content about the region, the people, the Coffee, &amp; much more.<p>With more orders &amp; relationships, we will continue to work on keeps cost down.

I guess I&#x27;m a philistine, but I am happy with my $12&#x2F;lb local roast &amp; my $8&#x2F;can Folgers, and I really don&#x27;t feel an emotional connection to the far-flung places my food is grown... nor am I pursuing one. I am happy to have both cheap and good coffee &amp; tea and am content there.<p>So I don&#x27;t think this business is going to get my dollars, and I feel that most people are in my boat.<p>Best of luck finding the niche of people that will want what is being sold!

Heh, i&#x27;m sipping my<p><pre><code> overly roasted (and cheap) Kirkland Columbian Coffee from Costco </code></pre> right now, it&#x27;s not bad. But i do appreciate high-end &quot;private label&quot; coffee too. I was talking to somebody this week whose sibling runs a little roaster, and almost got squeezed out of business when world supplies get squeezed by a weak harvest somewhere, and Starbuck and Nestle start buying like crazy. Exciting business!

It doesn&#x27;t say in oz or grams how much coffee you are actually getting. From some rough math I would have to guess it is about 6oz. For $15 that seems really expensive even when compared to craft coffee (tonx&#x2F;toby&#x27;s estate) which is around $19 (shipping included) for 12oz bag.