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Every Planet Java coffee we track, priced per cup — and which one is actually worth buying.
Planet Java sells whole bean in the UK, and like every brand the range hides a wide spread once you price it per cup instead of per pack. This guide converts the whole range onto one unit and shows where the value sits.
What Planet Java coffee costs
We track 5 Planet Java products, spanning £0.31 to £0.43 per cup — a 1.4× spread within one brand. The cheapest is Roasters Selection (1kg); the most expensive is Java Caffe Decaf Slow Roast (1kg).
| Product | Format | Size | Per cup | Per kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roasters Selection | whole bean | 1kg | £0.31 | £16.99 |
| House Blend | whole bean | 1kg | £0.31 | £16.99 |
| Monsooned Malabar AA | whole bean | 1kg | £0.41 | £22.98 |
| Guatemalan | whole bean | 1kg | £0.41 | £22.98 |
| Java Caffe Decaf Slow Roast | whole bean | 1kg | £0.43 | £23.99 |
Pack prices run from £16.99 to £23.99. As always, the pack price is the least useful number here — the per-cup column is the one that compares.
Best value in the range
Roasters Selection is the strongest value Planet Java currently offers: at £0.31 per cup it sits about 35% below the median cup price for whole bean coffee across everything we track. That is a comparison against the whole market, not against Planet Java's own list prices.
Planet Java coffee, cheapest per cup
Live prices, updated whenever this page is loaded.
Prices are the last we fetched and can move. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases — it never changes the order, which is always cheapest per cup first.
How to buy this brand for less
- Compare the per-cup column above, not the pack prices — the ordering is frequently different.
- Take the largest pack you will finish in about six weeks; pack size moves price per kilo more than anything else.
- Check whether the same coffee is sold in a larger bag elsewhere in the range.
- Re-check before you reorder. The cheapest seller for a given product changes week to week.
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