How fast can it serve a line of customers?

It makes up to 10 L (10.6 qt) per hour and can deliver 4 to 6 servings of 80 g each without a pause. The first batch takes about 15 minutes; later batches take 6 minutes or less.

How much mix does the hopper hold?

The stainless steel hopper holds 4 L (4.2 qt). That is several batches before a refill, depending on serving size.

What room temperature does it need?

It is rated for ambient temperatures from 5 to 32°C (41 to 89.6°F). Very hot rooms slow freezing and cut output.

Does it make hard ice cream?

No. It is a soft serve machine, so it produces soft-serve texture, not hard-packed scoops.

The touch panel has a one-click cleaning cycle. The drip tray is removable, and the hopper and dispensing parts need washing between different mixes.

Is it a commercial or home machine?

It is marketed as a commercial desktop machine, but its countertop size also suits large home kitchens and events. Check your counter space and outlet before buying.

Where is the Countertop Soft Serve Ice Cream Machine cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $1,187.88, as of our latest check.

Countertop Soft Serve Ice Cream Machine

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Color: White

Arrives about Nov 15–24, from a US warehouse

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Lowest price today: $1,187.88 at Deal.ai (checked Nov 12, 2026).

Our take on the Countertop Soft Serve Ice Cream Machine

A countertop soft serve machine built for steady output: up to 10 L (10.6 qt) per hour, with a 4 L (4.2 qt) hopper and a compressor that freezes the first batch in about 15 minutes and later batches in 6 minutes or less. A touch panel handles cooling, one-click cleaning and timers, and the raised design keeps the controls at hand. It suits small shops, food stalls and serious home hosts serving crowds. Against smaller home soft serve makers it trades a bigger footprint and higher power draw for real throughput and faster recovery between batches.