Profitec Espresso Machines
Profitec has 6 espresso machines on Pick My Espresso, priced from $1,200 to $2,499. The highest-rated Profitec pick is the Profitec GO. Compare the full lineup below.

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Profitec GO
Entry-level German prosumer single boiler with PID, OLED shot timer, and a commercial 58mm portafilter - a quality-first way to start espresso.

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Profitec Pro 600
German-engineered dual boiler with E61 group, joystick steam and water valves, and PID control. Discontinued and being phased out - its successor is the Profitec RIDE.

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Profitec JUMP
Profitec's new-generation compact E61 heat exchanger: a 1.6L insulated stainless boiler with three PID temperature presets on a toggle, OLED display with shot timer, and programmable pre-infusion in a slim 9-inch-wide frame.

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Profitec Pro 300
German-engineered dual boiler with PID control. Compact for a dual boiler with excellent build quality and temperature stability. Discontinued in the US - replaced by the Profitec MOVE; remaining stock only.

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Profitec MOVE
Successor to the discontinued Pro 300: a compact German dual boiler that trades the E61 for a fast-heating ring brew group, fully hot in 9 minutes. Dual PID sets brew temperature and steam pressure in 1-degree increments, and the OLED menu adds programmable pre-infusion, per-button shot profiles, and an auto on/off timer. The modular bottomless portafilter takes a removable silicone spout, doubling as spouted or naked.

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Profitec RIDE
Successor to the Pro 600, keeping its E61 dual boiler core while adding simultaneous heating of both stainless boilers, cutting warm-up to 8-10 minutes. The new plain-text OLED PID menu handles precise per-boiler temperatures, daily wake-up scheduling, and programmable pre-infusion, and the OPV is externally adjustable. Black powder-coated housing with a satin steel front; valve style, wood accents, and flow control are all configurable.