Guide
How much does a Quooker tap cost?
Quooker’s July 2026 UK price list starts at £1,050 for the Nordic in chrome with the PRO3 tank and reaches £2,420 for the Fusion Gold with a COMBI or COMBI+ tank. Those are list prices including 20% VAT, not an installer’s quote, and fitting, extras and running costs come on top.
Before you budget
£1,250 buys the chrome Flex or Fusion with a PRO3 tank at July 2026 list price.
£1,250 more adds the optional CUBE for filtered chilled and sparkling water.
Get fitting quoted separately, then allow for electricity, cartridges and upkeep.
Photo: Jiri Evenhuis / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0. Resized. Source · Licence
The list prices
These are the prices in Quooker’s UK price list for July 2026, which states them including 20% VAT. They are list prices, not a quote and not a guarantee of what a checkout or dealer will charge today.
| Model or finish | List price |
|---|---|
| Nordic Single Round/Square, polished chrome, with PRO3 tank | £1,050 |
| Flex or Fusion Round/Square, polished chrome, with PRO3 tank | £1,250 |
| Flex or Fusion Round/Square, polished chrome, with COMBI or COMBI+ tank | £1,550 |
| Flex, Fusion or Front, stainless steel, with PRO3 tank | £1,400 |
| Flex or Fusion, black, gunmetal or rose copper, with PRO3 tank | £1,590 |
| Flex or Fusion, patinated brass, with PRO3 tank | £1,690 |
| Fusion Round/Square, gold, with PRO3 tank | £2,120 |
| Fusion Round/Square, gold, with COMBI or COMBI+ tank | £2,420 |
| CUBE (accessory) | £1,250 |
| Cold Water Filter system | £295 |
Each row names the tap, finish and tank included. Open the price list to confirm that the model, finish and tank you want match the line, because we have summarised it rather than reproduced it.
What the price does and doesn’t include
Check whether a price is for the complete set, tap and tank together, or for a part. A replacement part or a standalone tap is a different purchase from a complete set. The list prices above are for the configurations shown, and the CUBE and the Cold Water Filter system are priced separately as accessories. Delivery, fitting and any work to your cupboard or pipework are not in these figures.
Building a budget
A realistic budget has list-price items you can look up and costs you cannot, until someone quotes. Here is an example sum of list prices only: a Flex or Fusion tap in chrome with the PRO3 tank and optional CUBE. The CUBE already provides filtered chilled water, so this example does not also add the separate Cold Water Filter system.
| Item | List price |
|---|---|
| Flex or Fusion Round/Square, polished chrome, with PRO3 tank | £1,250 |
| CUBE (accessory) | £1,250 |
| Total of list prices | £2,500 |
That £2,500 is before fitting, filter replacements, servicing and electricity, so it is a starting budget, not the installed total. We do not publish an average installation cost, because it depends on your kitchen.
Fitting
Get a written quote from the installer for your own kitchen. It should say what is included: the tank in the cupboard, the water connection, the electrical supply, making good, and whether any existing plumbing has to change. The PRO3 installation guide describes a 3 litre tank connected to mains water and mains electricity. For how much space to allow, see the cupboard clearance advice in the under-sink guide; the same care applies to a tank.
Running costs and upkeep
- Electricity. Quooker’s UK consumer brochure gives a standby figure of 10 W for the PRO3, PRO7 and COMBI. That is 87.6 kWh a year, or £26.28 at an assumed 30p a kWh. It covers standby only: not the water you draw, and not the CUBE. The rate is our assumption, and the brochure is an older manufacturer document.
- HiTAC and descaling. The PRO3 installation guide lists HiTAC as recommended every 3 to 5 years and says to descale more often in hard-water areas. We have no list price for this upkeep, so ask for it. Read hard water and limescale and see how replacement schedules add to a running cost.
- Consumables and parts. The same price list prices the CUBE’s CO2 and cartridges, the Cold Water Filter cartridge and the Scale Control R unit and cartridge, below. We have not verified how often any of them is due, so ask for the interval for your exact model.
- Treatment restrictions. The PRO3 guide says not to connect the tap to reverse osmosis or to pH-reducing softeners. Check the guide for your exact model.
| Item | List price |
|---|---|
| CUBE CO2 set of 4 | £70 |
| CUBE AC+HF cartridge | £70 |
| Cold Water Filter cartridge | £50 |
| Scale Control R | £295 |
| Scale Control R cartridge | £90 |
| Tap | Standby figure | Per year | Rate used | Cost per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quooker PRO3, PRO7 and COMBI | 10 W (brochure figure) | 87.6 kWh | 30p per kWh, our assumption | £26.28 |
| Qettle 4 litre | 0.15 kWh a day (maker’s estimate) | 54.75 kWh | 28p per kWh, the maker’s example | £15.33 |
A cheaper starting point
The Qettle Original is listed from £545, in 2, 4 and 7 litre configurations, with water at 100°C, a 4-in-1 function and a 2-year warranty, according to the maker’s page. “From” is the cheapest configuration, so check which tank size the price covers. Its maker estimates standby use for the 4 litre tank at 0.15 kWh a day, which at the 28p a kWh in the maker’s own example is a little over 4p a day; that is a maker’s estimate, not an independent test. See the Qettle FAQs. It is a different product from a Quooker, so compare what each does. Whether either beats a kettle is in are boiling water taps worth it?
What to ask before you order
- Is the price for the complete tap and tank, or for parts?
- What is included in the written fitting quote, and what could change it?
- What do HiTAC, descaling and filter replacements cost, and how often are they due in my water?
- Does the manual for my exact model rule out any treatment I already have or plan to add?
- What is the standby figure for my exact model, and how do I check it against my own tariff?
Sources
- Quooker: UK price list, July 2026 (PDF)
- Quooker: PRO3 installation guide (PDF)
- Quooker: UK consumer brochure (PDF)
- Qettle: Original
- Qettle: FAQs
Manufacturer documents read on 16 October 2026. Prices change; the price list is dated July 2026. General information, not an installer’s quote. How we check.