Good price for lemonade?

Question

me and my friend want to make money but we need a good price for lemonade and we are selling plastic cups of lemonade and kool-aid?

Answer 1

well it really depends on how big the plastic cup is....but  i think 50 cents or 75 cents is a good amount because nobody is going to buyit if it's like 2 dollars.

Answer 2

about a hundred dollars.

Answer 3

25 cents that is good cuz lots of people will come!!! 50 cents will work to!!  

Answer 4

75 cents or a $1

Answer 5

25 cents for a little plastic cup

Answer 6

50-75 cents, a dollar at most (but many people don't carry change).  Location will also be important.  If you live on a cauldasack, you might want to move away from your drive way and next to the main street (make sure you ask the people that live there if they mind you having a lemonade stand at the edge of their lawn for a few hours.)  If you're along a busy street, you may want to consider moving it onto a side street since most people on busy streets aren't interested in stopping for anything, but if you have your lemonade advertised on the main street, you may drum up a little extra business.  You'll also want to make sure your lemonade stand looks clean and well organized.  Even if you're using crystal light, you'll want to have some lemons and a cutting board, maybe a half bag of sugar in view just to make the product look better.  

Answer 7

You probably should start by adding up how much the stuff to make the lemonade and kool-aid costs you, plus your supplies that you get.  Then estimate how many servings you will get from say a 2 quart pitcher of lemonade or kool-aid.  Then you can begin to figure up a price to start with.  If sales are good, keep the price.  If sales are dragging, drop the price.  You want to make a profit, but you don't want your price too high.  The .50 - .75 cents per cup sounds like a pretty good price to me.

Answer 8

That would depend on how big your cups are. Are you making Homemade Lemonade?

If you offered Homemade Lemonade(fresh squeezed)

you can put it into a big cup with alid and at least get $1.50-$2.50- They were selling it for $3.50 at the feast last week, so that range sounds pretty good.

Now you know Kool-Aid is gonna be alot less-depending on what flavor you are selling, you might want to have a variety, depending once again on the cup size and ice to keep it cold, 75-$1.25.

You do not say how old you are nor where you plan on selling your goods at. That also will make a big difference on the price you ask.  Good Luck

Answer 9

if you divide the price of a 2ltr bottle of lemonade by say 250ml or 8 to 10 cups that sounds fair or even too good to be true. devide the price of a large bottle by 5 and charge that which includes service and overheads