I searched specifically for 2026 pricing for ScriptPro SP 100 and SP 200, including government procurement records and current ScriptPro documentation.
What I found
ScriptPro does not publish an India commercial price/list price for the SP 100 or SP 200. The machines are sold through quotation-based contracts. However, there are useful U.S. government contract prices that give us a realistic benchmark.
| Machine | Published benchmark purchase price | Approx. INR* | Installation benchmark | Approx. INR* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SP 100 – Open Control Center | US$140,894 | ₹1.25 crore | US$20,077 | ₹17.8 lakh |
| SP 100 – 6-slot CCC | US$153,900 | ₹1.36 crore | US$21,539 | ₹19.1 lakh |
| SP 100 – 12-slot CCC | US$172,265 | ₹1.52 crore | US$23,366 | ₹20.7 lakh |
| SP 200 configurations | ~US$178,319–199,767 | ~₹1.58–1.77 crore | ~US$23,700+ | ~₹21 lakh+ |
*INR figures are approximate conversions for comparison and do not include Indian customs duty, IGST/GST, freight, insurance, Indian installation/travel costs, site preparation, software/interfaces, or other accessories. The published U.S. figures are government/FSS schedule benchmarks, not an Indian quotation.
Important finding for India
For an Indian pharmacy/hospital, I would not simply convert the U.S. price and assume that is the landed price.
A realistic India installed project budget could be considerably higher once you add:
- International freight and insurance
- Customs duty
- IGST
- Indian electrical/site modifications
- Installation and commissioning
- SP Central pharmacy software/interface
- Vial dispensers and dispensing cells
- Barcode/inspection camera
- Training
- AMC/customer support
- Travel and accommodation for ScriptPro engineers
- Integration with the pharmacy's existing PMS
The SP 100 holds 100 dispensing cells, while SP 200 holds 200 cells, and both can process up to 150 vials/hour according to ScriptPro's current specifications.
One very useful real-world price
I also found a 2023 U.S. Indian Health Service purchase order for an SP 200/CCC for US$141,043.20. This is an actual government purchase order rather than an estimated market price, although it should not be treated as today's Indian commercial price.
There is also a used SP 200/CCC currently advertised at US$39,500, showing how dramatically the price can differ in the secondary market.
My estimate for India
Based on these benchmarks, I would use approximately:
SP 100: ₹1.5–2.0 crore+ installed in India
SP 200: ₹1.8–2.5 crore+ installed in India
These are budgetary estimates, not a confirmed ScriptPro India quotation. The final price could be outside these ranges depending on configuration and import/tax structure.
If you are considering this for an Indian pharmacy, I can next investigate whether ScriptPro has an India distributor/authorized representative and whether SP 100/SP 200 machines have actually been installed in India, including hospitals/pharmacy names and locations.
Yes—but there is an important distinction between SPUD and SPace.
SPUD (SP Unit Dispenser)
SPUD is primarily designed for unit-of-use medications, meaning the medication remains in its original manufacturer package. It automatically retrieves the correct packaged product and presents it to the pharmacist for barcode verification.
So, if by “strip” you mean a manufacturer’s blister strip/foil strip containing tablets or capsules, SPUD can handle it when that strip is treated as the unit-of-use package and is compatible with the configured product/conveyor.
SPace
Yes, SPace is more versatile. It is designed to dispense:
- Tablets
- Capsules
- Unit-of-use medications, including packaged medications.
The important point is that SPace can dispense bulk tablets/capsules into a prescription vial as well as unit-of-use products.
| Medication form | SPUD | SPace |
|---|---|---|
| Loose tablets | ❌ Not its primary function | ✅ |
| Loose capsules | ❌ Not its primary function | ✅ |
| Tablet blister/strip | ✅ If configured as unit-of-use package | ✅ |
| Capsule blister/strip | ✅ If configured as unit-of-use package | ✅ |
| Original manufacturer pack | ✅ | ✅ |
| Dispensing into vial | ❌ Primarily retrieves package | ✅ |
For an Indian retail pharmacy, this distinction is particularly important because many medicines are supplied as 10/15/20-tablet blister strips. If your objective is to automate strip dispensing without opening the strip, SPUD/SPace configuration needs to be discussed with ScriptPro for the specific strip dimensions, barcode and packaging.
If you tell me which Indian medicines/brands you want to dispense (e.g., 10-tablet strips, 15-tablet strips, capsules), I can investigate whether SPUD or SPace can actually handle those Indian blister-strip formats and how the machine loads them.
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