Price guide
Booster Juice in Canada: what to order and what it costs
How much is Booster Juice?
On our latest list, a regular classic smoothie costs C$9.03 and a snack-size smoothie costs C$6.32. Premium smoothies cost a little more: C$9.82 for a Superfood smoothie such as Brazilian Thunder, and C$10.27 for a Superfood+ smoothie such as Açaí Avalanche.
These are prices that PriceListo, a menu-price site, confirmed at the Booster Juice at 5150 Yonge Street in North York, Toronto, dated February 2026. The source doesn't say whether they are counter or delivery-app prices. We checked them again in October 2026. Prices vary from store to store, and delivery apps charge more. Tax is extra.
Booster Juice smoothie prices by range
| Smoothie range | Snack (355 ml) | Regular (710 ml) |
|---|---|---|
| Classic, e.g. Mango Hurricane | C$6.32 | C$9.03 |
| Spirit, e.g. Funky Monkey | C$6.32 | C$9.03 |
| High Protein, e.g. Ripped Berry | – | C$9.71 |
| Superfood, e.g. Brazilian Thunder | C$6.66 | C$9.82 |
| Refresh, e.g. Tropi-Kale | C$6.54 | C$10.05 |
| Superfood+, e.g. Açaí Avalanche | – | C$10.27 |
Our list only has regular sizes for the High Protein and Superfood+ ranges.
Snack size or regular?
A regular smoothie is twice the size of a snack but costs only C$2.71 more. That works out to about C$1.27 per 100 ml for a regular classic smoothie against C$1.78 for a snack. If you'll finish it, or you're sharing, the regular is much better value.
If you want something lighter, the Booster Blends are cheaper. The Mango Teazer and Tropical Teazer, made with green tea and fruit, are C$5.64. The Almighty Açaí and Matcha On My Mind are C$6.77.
Are the combos worth it?
Usually, but the saving depends on what you pick:
- Regular Combo (C$17.73): any regular smoothie with any panini, wrap or quesadilla. A classic smoothie and a C$9.48 panini cost C$18.51 on their own, so you save 78 cents. Pick a C$10.27 Superfood+ smoothie and the saving grows to C$2.02.
- Snack Combo (C$14.79): a snack smoothie and a panini would cost C$15.80 separately, so you save C$1.01.
- Family Pack (C$27.99): two regular and two snack-size smoothies. Bought separately, four classic smoothies cost C$30.70.
- 4 Can Booster (C$57.99): two regular and two snack smoothies with four grilled items. That's C$10.63 less than buying everything separately, the biggest saving on the menu.
Juices, bowls and food
Fresh juices, such as Orange Juice, Maui Juice and Ginger Hammer, cost C$9.03. That's the same price as a regular smoothie, but a juice is only 473 ml. Celery Juice is dearer, at C$12.42.
The Açaí Energy Bowl and Sweet Greens Bowl are C$8.58 each. Paninis, wraps and the Chicken Quesadilla are all C$9.48. A plain Grilled Cheese is C$5.98, the cheapest hot food on the menu. For breakfast, the Egg White and Cheese Wrap is C$6.20.
Booster Balls, small nut-based energy bites, are C$3.11 each or C$9.61 for four. Wellness shots, such as lemon and ginger, are C$3.72.
How it compares
A regular Booster Juice smoothie costs more than most coffee orders on our Canadian lists. A grande Caffè Latte at Starbucks is C$5.95, and a medium latte at Tim Hortons is C$3.49. At C$9.03, a regular smoothie costs almost as much as one of Booster Juice's own paninis.
Tax on Booster Juice
Canadian menu prices don't include sales tax. In Ontario, 13% HST turns a C$9.03 smoothie into C$10.20. In Alberta, where Booster Juice started in Sherwood Park in 1999, only the 5% GST applies, so the same smoothie comes to C$9.48. Our guide to eating out in Canada lists the rate for every province.
You don't need to tip at a counter-service smoothie bar like Booster Juice.