Jess MorenoAustin, TX, USA · first sale May 2026
copperlinecoffee.example.com↗Aiming forA weekday spot at an office park, so I’m not only weekends.
Month 1 is usually a part month: it starts on the day of the first sale. Sales are before costs. Figures to September 2026.
Lost my Saturday market spot to a bigger truck. Picked up two office mornings a week instead: a flat fee plus sales.
Sales that month: $8,810First $9,000 month. Cold brew is 40% of sales in the heat.
Sales that month: $9,120Paid the first three months of the cart loan early.
Sales that month: $6,380Opened at the farmers market on 17 May. Sold out of oat milk by 10am.
Sales that month: $2,140Sales a month in the first year
A typical new coffee cart business in the United States takes about $4,300 a month in its first year; the middle half take $2,400 to $7,500. Copperline Coffee Cart has averaged $8,490 a month since month 2.
Tom & Ellie Price · Bristol, United Kingdom
brambleandrye.example.com↗£9,800 in Sep down 6%
Sep 2026 · First wholesale customer“Signed our first café order: 60 loaves a week. A lower price, but every loaf is sold before it’s baked.”
Aaliyah Grant · Toronto, ON, Canada
pawsitivegrooming.example.com↗C$9,710 in Sep up 5%
Sep 2026 · First hire“Hired Dev, a groomer I trained alongside. He takes Tuesdays and Thursdays, so I can sell.”
Lena Hart · Galway, Ireland
hartmobiledetailing.example.com↗€8,500 in Sep down 3%
Aug 2026 · First 20 plan customers“Best month so far. I started a monthly plan at €45 a car and 23 people took it in the first fortnight.”