Oxygen cocktail pop-up stall

Serve novelty oxygen-foam drinks from a small stall at markets, festivals and private events.

Startup costA$4k to A$15k
Monthly revenueA$2k to A$10k
Time needed8+ h/week
First incomeMonths
  • A$4k-15k
  • Side hustle
  • Out and about
  • Licence or permit needed

Estimates for a small start in Australia, not guarantees.

What it is

A compact bar stall serving mocktails or cocktails topped with flavoured, oxygen-infused foam, enjoyed on the spot. You set up at markets, festivals, weddings and corporate events.

Your first three steps

  1. Test a few foam drink recipes and equipment setups, then price each drink including cups and ingredients
  2. Check with your local council what food stall registration you need, and whether the events you want accept your product
  3. Contact market organisers and event planners with photos or a short video of your drinks and book a trial stall
Who pays

Event-goers, plus event organisers and private hosts who book you as an attraction.

How it makes money

Price per drink, or a flat hire fee or minimum spend for private and corporate events. Alcohol-free versions can run at many events with less red tape.

Skills that help
  • Customer service
  • Drink making and presentation
  • Event planning and logistics
  • Social media for a visual product
Watch out for
  • Food business registration with your local council, and temporary stall notifications for events (rules differ by state and council)
  • Serving alcohol usually needs a liquor licence or permit, so check with your state's liquor regulator, or start alcohol-free
  • Safe use and storage of gas cylinders and oxygen equipment, so check supplier guidance and event rules
  • Avoid health claims about oxygen, as these can raise consumer law and advertising issues
  • Public liability insurance, which most events require
  • Weather and uneven event income

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start an oxygen cocktail pop-up stall in Australia?

Startup costs are typically around $4,000 to $15,000, depending on your equipment, stall setup, stock and insurance. Treat this as an estimate and get quotes from suppliers before you commit to buying anything.

How much can an oxygen cocktail stall earn?

Monthly revenue is typically around $2,000 to $10,000, depending on how many events you work, your pricing and the weather. These are estimates only, and event income can be uneven, so plan for quieter months.

Do I need licences to run an oxygen cocktail stall?

Things to check: food business registration with your local council, temporary stall notifications for events, and a liquor licence or permit if you serve alcohol (rules differ by state). Also check gas cylinder safety guidance and public liability insurance requirements.

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