Connecting Salvadoran coffee farms with U.S. roasters
Better coffee buying starts with the farm.
503 Cafecito connects coffee farms in El Salvador with specialty roasters and coffee shops that roast in the United States. Farms share their upcoming harvest offerings and set the price for their coffee. Buyers get to know the farm by name, choose the variety, process, and quantity that fit their roast program, then commit to purchase before harvest with a down payment that secures their green coffee allocation.
Why how you buy matters
A commitment before harvest can create impact at origin.
Coffee begins with people: the farm families who care for the trees, the workers who prepare the land, the teams who pick ripe cherries, and the people who process each harvest with care.
When buyers commit to purchase coffee before harvest, farms gain earlier visibility into demand and a down payment tied to an upcoming sale. That earlier confidence can help a farm plan for the season ahead: harvest preparation, labor needs, processing, and reinvestment in the coffee and people behind it.
For buyers, the benefit is equally practical: a clearer connection to the farm, earlier access to upcoming coffee, and more confidence in the coffee they are building into their program.
Better coffee buying can strengthen the path from the farm, to the workers, to the roastery, and ultimately to every cup.
One platform. Two sides of coffee.
Better access for farms. Better sourcing for roasters.
503 Cafecito gives farms and buyers a shared place to connect before harvest, using clear coffee information, farm-led pricing, and a structured commitment process. We are a farm-to-roaster platform and coordination service, not a coffee reseller.
Bring your coffee to qualified U.S. buyers.
Your farm stays at the center of the offering. Share your story, varieties, processes, projected availability, and price with roasters looking for traceable Salvadoran green coffee.
- Set the offering price for your coffee
- Control projected quantities and final availability confirmation
- Present your farm and coffee professionally to qualified buyers
- Receive earlier visibility into demand before harvest
- Secure serious buyer commitments supported by down payments
- Build repeat relationships with roasters who know your farm by name
Know the farm behind the coffee you buy.
Explore upcoming harvest offerings from vetted Salvadoran coffee farms. Review the farm, variety, process, origin details, quality history where available, projected availability, and farm-set price before you commit.
- Source coffee connected to a named Salvadoran farm
- Choose the variety, process, and quantity that fit your coffee program
- Review meaningful farm and coffee information before committing
- Commit before harvest and secure your allocation with a down payment
- Plan espresso, filter, blend, and seasonal programs earlier
- Receive a coordinated path from farm fulfillment to your roastery
How farm-to-roaster sourcing works
From upcoming harvest to a committed coffee purchase.
503 Cafecito makes the pre-harvest process clearer for both sides. Farms gain a better way to present and sell their coffee. Buyers gain earlier visibility and a more meaningful connection to the coffee they choose.
Explore farm-led coffee offerings
Discover upcoming coffee from vetted Salvadoran farms. Browse by farm, variety, process, region, elevation, coffee profile, and estimated availability.
Get to know the coffee and the farm
Review the farm profile, growing conditions, processing approach, historical quality information where available, projected harvest timing, and the farm-set price.
Commit to purchase before harvest
Choose the pounds you need for your roast program and submit a purchase commitment. A down payment secures your agreed green coffee allocation once the farm confirms availability.
Coordinated from farm to roastery
The farm offers the coffee. The buyer commits. We connect the process.
Every offering on 503 Cafecito is connected to a participating coffee farm in El Salvador. Once a buyer commitment is confirmed, 503 Cafecito supports the workflow that helps move coffee from the upcoming harvest to the buyer's business.
Choose coffee by farm, profile, and quantity
Buyers explore upcoming offerings and select the farm, variety, process, and pounds that fit their needs.
Focused exclusively on El SalvadorThe farm confirms the commitment
The farm reviews the requested quantity and confirms its projected ability to fulfill the selected coffee offering at the farm-set price and agreed terms.
Coffee is fulfilled after harvest
After harvest and processing, the farm fulfills the committed quantity from one or more compatible lots that meet the agreed variety, process, and coffee-profile requirements. If the harvest is short, the confirmed quantity may be less than requested, and the buyer is charged only for the quantity that is available.
We coordinate the path to delivery
503 Cafecito supports buyer-farm communication, export documentation, shipment planning, applicable U.S. import and customs processes, and final delivery coordination under the applicable transaction terms.
From the field
Meet the farms behind the coffee.
Every offering begins with a farm, the people who care for it, and the work behind each harvest. Explore participating Salvadoran coffee farms, learn their stories, and see the upcoming coffee they are bringing to market.
1500 masl3 offeringsAltamira
Santa Ana, Los naranjos, El Salvador
Explore the farm story, upcoming harvest offerings, varieties, and processing approach.
View farmFor coffee farms in El Salvador
Your coffee. Your price. Your story.
503 Cafecito helps Salvadoran coffee farms reach specialty buyers without losing control of the information and decisions that matter most. You decide what coffee to offer, your projected quantity, and the price you are willing to accept. We help you present your farm to qualified U.S. roasters, receive buyer commitments before harvest, and coordinate the process that helps your coffee reach its destination.
Apply as a farm partnerBuilt for coffee farms in El Salvador seeking qualified buyer access, farm-led pricing, and stronger pre-harvest planning.
Coffee connections that start before harvest
Know who grew your coffee. Help shape what comes next.
Whether you grow coffee in El Salvador or roast it in the United States, 503 Cafecito creates a more transparent way to connect before harvest. Farms can share their coffee on their terms. Buyers can commit to coffee with a clearer view of the farm, the people, and the work behind it.
Focused on Salvadoran coffee farms. Built for lasting farm-to-roaster relationships.