How much money have you spent on coffee? ☕
Small cup, big number. Let's see how much your coffee habit has quietly cost you.
Coffee is the perfect stealth expense: too small to notice, too frequent to ignore. Each cup barely registers, but the habit runs for years — and the total is the kind of number that makes you sit up.
We assume your cups-per-day and price held roughly steady across the years you gave. Real life wobbles, so treat this as a ballpark of the money you've handed over one warm cup at a time.
Questions people ask
What counts as a cup here?+
Whatever you actually pay for — a café flat white, a machine pod, a roadside cutting chai-sized espresso. Use your real average price and cups per day and the total does the rest.
Does this include coffee I make at home?+
Only if you want it to. Home brew is far cheaper per cup, so either lower your average price or count only the ones you buy out. The number is a mirror, not an audit.
Why is the total so big?+
Because a small daily habit compounds. A single ₹200 cup a day is over ₹73,000 a year — and years stack. That is the whole point of the reveal.