Profitec Espresso Machines

Profitec has 7 espresso machines on Pick My Espresso, priced from $1,200 to $3,449. The lowest-priced Profitec model is the Profitec GO. The full lineup below runs cheapest first.

Every Profitec machine, cheapest first

Profitec GO
~$1,200
Semi-Automatic

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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.

PID + Shot TimerFast Heat-Up58mm Portafilter
Single Boiler10 minutes heat upManual steam
Best for: Beginners
Profitec Pro 300
~$1,799
Semi-Automatic
discontinued

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.

Dual Boiler + PIDGerman EngineeringCompact Dual Boiler
Dual Boiler9 minutes heat upCommercial Manual steam
Best for: Enthusiasts
Profitec JUMP
~$2,059
Semi-Automatic

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.

3-Step Temperature ToggleSlim 9-Inch WidthSwappable Colorways
Heat Exchanger20 minutes heat upCommercial Manual steam
Best for: Enthusiasts
Profitec MOVE
~$2,249
Semi-Automatic

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.

Dual Boiler + Dual PID9-Minute Heat-UpModular Portafilter
Dual Boiler9 minutes heat upManual steam
Best for: Enthusiasts
Profitec Pro 600
~$2,400
Semi-Automatic
discontinued

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.

Dual BoilerE61 GroupJoystick Valves
Dual Boiler20 minutes heat upManual steam
Best for: Enthusiasts
Profitec RIDE
~$2,499
Semi-Automatic

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.

E61 Dual Boiler8-10 Min Heat-UpOLED PID Menu
Dual Boiler8-10 minutes heat upManual steam
Best for: Enthusiasts
Profitec DRIVE
~$3,449
Semi-Automatic

Profitec's flagship E61 dual boiler and the successor to the Pro 700: 0.75 L brew and 2.0 L steam boilers in insulated stainless steel, a rotary pump that runs from the tank or a water line, flow control fitted as standard, and a Fast Heat-Up mode that has it ready in 11 minutes. For home baristas who want the complete prosumer feature set without adding parts later.

E61 Dual BoilerFlow Control StandardPlumbable Rotary Pump
Dual Boiler11 minutes heat upManual steam
Best for: Prosumers