πŸ₯€ Homemade Soda

Fizz it yourself,
ditch the case of cans.

A home carbonator turns tap water into soda for pennies a glass. See how fast it pays for itself against your can or bottle habit.

1 Your soda habit

How many cans or glasses a day or week? Tap Edit prices to match what you pay.

2 COβ‚‚ carbonation

One cylinder carbonates dozens of glasses. Pick a refill option or enter a cylinder price and how many glasses it fizzes.

3 Flavor syrup

Only your flavored sodas use syrup β€” sparkling water skips it. Pick a source or enter your own.

4 Pick your soda maker

From a basic carbonator to a premium stainless model β€” this sets the upfront cost.

Fine-tune

5 Fine-tune (optional)
Estimated monthly upkeep $0/mo

An occasional rinse and seal β€” pennies a month.

3 years
7%

Your savings

What your habit costs you β€”
Per month β€”
Per year β€”
Soda maker pays for itself in β€”
Net savings β€”

Savings after 1, 2 & 3 years

Cost of one glass

Your money over time

Break-even progress

Which soda maker pays off fastest?

Based on your habit β€” every soda maker eventually pays for itself.

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Complete your soda bar

Spare COβ‚‚, bottles, and syrups to keep the fizz flowing.

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Estimates only, in USD. Actual savings depend on your habits and prices.

Safety note: carbonate only water, and only in bottles rated for pressure β€” carbonating other liquids or using unrated bottles can make them burst. Handle COβ‚‚ cylinders exactly as your soda maker’s instructions describe. Full terms & disclaimers β†’