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Talk to us about water from the sea.
Tell us where you need fresh water, or how you would like to work with Liv Fresh as a buyer, partner or investor. A few lines are enough to start.
Tell us where the water is needed.
Say where the site is, what the water is for and roughly how much you need. Estimates are fine at this stage.
Writing about a pilot, a partnership or investment? Choose it in the form so we know where to start.
Or write to hello@livfresh.co
What happens after you get in touch
A short, practical process. The pace depends on your project, so we agree it with you instead of promising a fixed timetable.
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We reply
Someone from the Liv Fresh team reads your message and replies by email. If we need more detail to give you a useful answer, we ask for it then.
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We talk through your site or your interest
For a water buyer, that means the location, what the water is for, the volume and quality you need, and how a Water-as-a-Service subscription would fit your budget. For an investor or partner, it means the technology, the roadmap and how you would like to be involved.
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We agree next steps
If Liv Fresh fits, we set out what comes next together, such as a closer look at your site, a pilot proposal or a meeting about investment. Detail this site does not cover, including pricing for private sites, is shared on request. If Liv Fresh is not the right fit, we will say so.
Before you write
Short answers to common questions. If yours is not here, put it in your message.
- Do we have to buy the equipment?
No. Liv Fresh is offered as Water-as-a-Service: you subscribe to a supply of fresh water instead of buying a desalination plant, so there is no upfront capital cost and your budget stays free for other needs. The aim is a fixed-cost water supply that holds up through drought.
- What does the water cost?
For government and public-sector buyers, the indicative rate is $0.70–$1.10 per 1,000 litres. For private sites, we share pricing on request once we understand what you need.
- Which sites can Liv Fresh serve?
Liv Fresh desalinates seawater using wave energy, so it serves coastal sites: cities and municipalities, industrial hubs, hotels and resorts, residential communities, private islands, irrigation and emergency services. The units need no land space.
- What stage is Liv Fresh at?
The images of the unit on this site are concept renderings. Liv Fresh's roadmap moves from finalising the unit design to small-scale field testing in Gujarat, where real-world results will guide further improvements.
The cost and efficiency figures we publish are projected targets, to be confirmed in pilot deployments. Ask us for the latest when you write.
For investors
Liv Fresh is developing wave-powered seawater desalination for water-stressed coastal regions, where conventional plants are costly, energy-intensive and carbon-heavy. If you are interested in supporting that work, book a meeting with us.
The investors page covers the opportunity, the roadmap and the team, led by founder and CEO Milan Jogani and co-founder and CTO Hardik Patel. To book a meeting, choose Investment in the form above.
Want the detail before you write?
See how Liv Fresh uses wave energy to desalinate seawater, and how Water-as-a-Service replaces upfront capital cost with a subscription.