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What is Roastr?

Roastr is a specialty coffee deals aggregator. We track pricing, value, and active sales across hundreds of independent roasters' own websites. Compare bags and spot deals without opening twenty tabs.

We don't sell coffee. When you find something you want, you click through to the roaster's own site and buy directly from them at their own price. No middleman, no markup, no account required to browse.

The idea is simple: specialty coffee is worth hunting for, but it's spread across hundreds of small roasters with no single place to browse. Roastr puts them in one place so you can find something new without opening twenty tabs.

How to read the Coffee Table

The Coffee Table (at /coffees) is the main listing. Every row is one coffee, showing a standard retail bag. Here's what each part means:

coffee table · example row
Onyx Coffee Lab①Ethiopia Suke Quto②12oz · 1lb · 5lb③
● in stock④
Ethiopia⑤
$22.00/ 12oz⑥
①Roaster Who makes it. Click to visit their page.
②Coffee name The specific coffee being sold.
③Sizes available All bag sizes this roaster offers.
④Stock status Whether it is in stock right now.
⑤Origin Country or region the beans are from.
⑥Headline price Cost of the standard retail bag shown.

The headline price is always for a standard retail bag, usually 12oz or 1lb. The sizes available line shows every bag size the roaster carries for that coffee, so you can click through and pick the one that suits your budget or how much you brew.

Browsing and filtering

The Coffee Table has filters on the left sidebar, or a Filters button on mobile. You can narrow by coffee type, origin country, roaster location, or bag size. The search bar finds coffees by name across every roaster we track.

Looking for a natural-process Ethiopian? Set Type: Single origin, Origin: Ethiopia, and search natural. Browse by roaster to see who carries it, or switch to the flat view to sort by price.

For active sales and discount codes, check the Dealspage. That's where roaster newsletters and sitewide promos surface. The Coffee Table shows what's available; the Deals page shows what's on sale.

How to read a Deal Card

The Deals page surfaces active sales and fresh roasts pulled from roaster newsletters. Here's a typical sale card:

On sale①Ends Jun 30②
Ceremony Coffee Roasters③15% welcome offer④

20% off⑤

Sitewide, all coffees included

SUMMER20⑥Shop direct →
①Deal type "On sale" for discounts, "Fresh drop" for new releases.
②Expiry When the deal ends, if known.
③Roaster Who is running the deal.
④Welcome badge A separate offer for new customers. See the note below.
⑤Discount The deal headline: a percentage, a fixed amount, or free shipping.
⑥Code Enter at checkout. Some deals apply automatically with no code needed.

Heads up: deals usually do not stack

You'll sometimes see a card showing both a welcome offer (like "15% off for new customers") and a separate sale code. These are almost always mutually exclusive. You can apply one or the other at checkout, not both. We surface them together so you can choose the better deal, but don't expect them to combine. If in doubt, try the sale code first. Most roasters' checkout pages will tell you if a code is invalid alongside another offer.

Still getting rolling

Roastr is a work in progress. We're continuously adding roasters. Some will show "prices coming soon" while we catch up with their catalog. Coverage isn't complete, and prices refresh nightly rather than in real time, so a deal you see may have ended by morning (we try to catch those and mark them expired).

If you know a roaster we're missing, especially a smaller regional one, hit the Suggest a roaster button in the site header. We read every submission and prioritize adding roasters people actually want to buy from.

Thanks for being here early. The site gets more useful the more roasters we cover, so your patience while we build is genuinely appreciated.