Welcome to an Exciting Opportunity

Don’t miss out on this… Amazing Product Investment Opportunity!

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Sure, nowadays you could spend $100 and buy a whole new single cup coffee brewing system and end up paying another 10 times more per cup than store bought coffee. But, who has the space for a whole other coffee maker appliance?   Plus, let’s face it, for most of us a single cup of coffee is the exception, not the rule.

Today, a coffee maker is basically an ancient device devised before the invention of the microwave that was primarily designed to boil water quickly. Do we really need one in our home anymore? The simple answer is NO!

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Solution

Make1Cup completely transforms the single cup brewing industry. It costs less than $20.  It is made of three simple parts and is about the size of a standard drip coffee filter. A cartridge holder (acting as a brewing chamber) holds standard K-cups, but it doesn’t need to. Using a more environmentally friendly reusable mesh filter, you can place ground coffee, tea bags (dried tea leaves), dry hot chocolate, or even dry soup mix directly to the brewing chamber.  A funnel collects hot water dripping from a standard drip coffee maker and meters hot water slowly into the brewing chamber that screws onto the funnel. These two parts when screwed together replace and stand upright in place of the coffee filter holder for all major brand drip coffee makers.  Finally, there is a third part that the other two parts can easily snap in to that provides a way for the Make1Cup system to securely sit on top of any coffee cup or mug. This allows you to do away with a coffee maker altogether. You simply slowly pour one cup of hot boiling water from your microwave or stove into the funnel which slowly meters the water through the K-cup or brewing chamber directly into your coffee cup for a perfect and instant hot beverage in about 2 mins.

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Benefits

	More Environmentally Friendly Reduces or totally eliminates K-cup and paper filter waste			Less Expensive Allows you to use a standard Drip Coffee Maker
	Inexpensive Expected price - less than $20			More Flexible Use with or without K-cups
	Kitchen Space Eliminates the need for 1 or 2 coffee makers			Portable Can be taken camping
	Less Storage Can fit in a drawer			Preserves multi-cup use Use your standard drip coffee maker for 1 cup or 8-12 cups

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Investor Pitch

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Competitors

There are NO direct competitors for Make1Cup because it is a unique first of it’s kind product with a Patent Pending status. Indirect competitors fall into two categories. The first category are single cup brewing appliances (machines). The second category is all other drip brewing machines except for Expresso, French Press or specialty brewing appliances.

Differentiators

Green Mountain/Keurig and off brand Single Cup Brewers.

1. $15 total cost compared to $100-$120 for machine.
2. $.20 cost per cup of coffee compared to $1.00 per K-cup.
3. More environmentally friendly: Using re-usable filter basket instead of K-cup plastic pods that have to be disposed of.
4. More counter space by using only one appliance.

All other Coffee appliances.

1. Less expensive drip coffee pot that can do 1 cup or 12 cup brewing.
2. More portable, brewing without any appliance.
3. More environmentally friendly: Using re-usable filter basket instead of disposable paper coffee filters.
4. More counter space by elimination of all coffee brewing appliances.

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Intellectual Property (IP)

Make1Cup is Patent Pending in the United States and other worldwide markets.  Because Make1Cup can use K-cups, the controlling prior-art that is most similar is the Keurig patent on the K-cup (US 07/945,746) which expired on September 2012.  A other similar patent is for the Keurig reuseable basket (US2002/011077) (The “My K-Cup”) for it’s K-cup brewers.  Both the abstract and Claims for the Keurig reuseable basket specifically refer to: “use in a single serve beverage brewer”.  As a result, the Keurig patent (US2002/011077) do not apply to use in multi-serve beverage brewers.  In fact, The Keurig (US2002/011077) is not sold, nor can it be used in multi-serve drip beverage brewers. It has no capacity to hold water for brewing. It has no ability to stand up-right on it’s own.

The entire purpose that the Keurig reuseable basket was created in the marketplace was to keep competitors from creating an alternative re-usable single server alternative to their K-cups and thus circumvent their primary patent. In fact, one company, SoloFill did just that. Solofill filed and obtain patent (US 13/436,690) for the Single serving reusable brewing material holder with offset passage for offset bottom needle and patent (US 13/546,875) for the Single serving reusable brewing material holder.  Other incarnations include patent (US 11/777,831), a Pod adaptor system for single service beverage brewers. However, SoloFill has all the same deficiencies of a standard K-cup or Keurig’s reusable K-cup.

The major difference in all of these prior art patents compared to Make1Cup is that Make1Cup is specifically not for use and cannot be used in any single serve beverage brewers. It is NOT a K-cup. It will not work inside of a K-cup brewer.  It is ONLY designed to work in a conventional drip coffee maker (multi-serve beverage brewer), or in a stand-alone capacity.  The K-cup, the re-usable K-cup/My Cup, and SoloFill are all designed for and to work within Green Mountain/Keurig brewers and other new single cup brewer competitors that have come on to the marketplace to exploit the expiration of the K-cup patent.

Most importantly, Make1Cup has absolutely nothing to do with “applicance-based” single serve beverage brewing electrical machines. In fact, it seeks to be a total disruptor of that market and to completely eliminate the need for the single serve beverage brewing applicances in most normal personal-use circumstances. We believe the K-cup and single brewer market share will diminish to only be applicable in business use or upper end customers where the added convenience will substantiate the additional much higher cost and price point.

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