Water Purifying Business

Water Purifying Business Success Stories [2024]

Updated: October 8th, 2024

It is a very lucrative industry, especially if you select the right location for your business, and will be the center of attention in the coming years.

Water is a necessity. Daily, around the world, billions of people require clean drinking water and sanitation services. However, millions don’t have access to safe and affordable water. They either have to purchase it or otherwise search for systems that can purify water for consumption. This is where the water purifying business comes in handy.

Listed are the steps to start a water purifying business.

  • Plan your business
  • Register your business name
  • Complete all required business documents to run your business
  • Get insured
  • Promote your business

In this list, you'll find real-world water purifying business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a water purifying business that makes money.

Water Purifying Business Success Stories
  1. 1. Pyotam ($18K/year)
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      1. Pyotam ($18K/year)

      Naveen Kumar, the CEO of Pyotam, came up with the idea for his business after realizing that many people were drinking acidic water, which can have potential ill effects on the body. Wanting to provide a solution, he developed alkaline water with Ayurvedic properties and launched his products in June 2021. Since then, Pyotam has gained recurring customers and positive feedback, with monthly revenue averaging around $13,000 from a customer base of 250.

      How much money it makes: $18K/year
      How much did it cost to start: $15K
      How many people on the team: 2

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      We Developed A $18K/Year Patented Ayurvedic Alkaline Water [India]

      Pyotam is India's first ayurvedic alkaline beverage brand that provides water solutions through expertise and innovation, boasting a monthly revenue averaging Rs. 1,00,000/- ($13K) from a customer base of around 250 customers having sold 1,400 bottles so far.