Plants have powered people for centuries. Our plant based energy drinks bring that spirit forward through Yapper's 100mg of natural caffeine, Panax ginseng, and Lion's Mane, with supporting aminos and B vitamins, plus caffeine-free Outty with Rhodiola, starring in Yapper's lively Cherry Lime can and Outty's berry-bright mix.
Roots, Fungi, and Bubbles
Yapper's formula reads like a foraging list: Lion's Mane mushroom extract, Panax ginseng root, L-theanine, and naturally sourced caffeine in a lightly carbonated Cherry Lime can. It lands at 90 calories with 20g cane sugar, less sugar than a typical soda.
Berries and Adaptogens
Outty leans on the plant kingdom from another angle: an acai mixed berry stick pack carrying L-theanine, Rhodiola, and a caffeine-free formula. Stir into water about 30 minutes before you are due somewhere.
Lion's Mane is one of the most talked-about functional mushrooms, and Yapper puts a real extract of it in every can.
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Outty's adaptogen blend fits neatly into a pre-event mix-and-sip habit.
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Swap the cocktail for a can with plant-derived caffeine, Lion's Mane, ginseng, supporting aminos, and B vitamins.
View product| Yapper Social Energy Drink | Outty Social Boost | |
|---|---|---|
| Root power | Panax ginseng | Adaptogen blend |
| Mushroom power | Lion's Mane extract | None |
| Tea-born amino acid | L-theanine | L-theanine |
| Bright flavor | Cherry Lime | Acai Mixed Berry |
| Natural caffeine | 100mg of natural caffeine | None (caffeine free) |
| How it comes | Lightly carbonated can | Powder stick for water |
Plant-based describes ingredient origin, not healthfulness, so the usual checks still apply: sugar, caffeine dose, and label transparency. A plant-derived formula can still be strong, so read the panel like you would on any energy drink. Yapper states its 20g cane sugar and 90 calories plainly, while Outty offers no caffeine in a water-mixed format for a lighter routine.
Match it to your caffeine tolerance and format preference. Within this collection, Yapper is the pick for a natural-caffeine carbonated can, and Outty for a caffeine-free powder you mix before an occasion. Yapper is the bold can with plant-derived caffeine; caffeine-free Outty is the portable stick when no caffeine feels like the smarter move.
Caffeine occurs naturally in plants such as coffee, tea, and guarana, and caffeine from those origins is what naturally sourced means. Synthetic caffeine, by contrast, is produced industrially even though the molecule is identical. Source still does not override dose, so compare caffeine strength, timing, and your own sensitivity before making a choice.
No, it is a mushroom, which is why we describe this collection as powered by plants and fungi. Yapper uses a Lion's Mane extract alongside its plant-derived ingredients. It joins plant-derived caffeine, L-theanine, and Panax ginseng in Yapper, creating a formula powered by both plants and fungi.
Check each product label for the definitive ingredient list and any allergen statements. The botanical ingredients we highlight include Panax ginseng, Lion's Mane, and plant-derived caffeine. Yapper also contains supporting aminos and B vitamins; check the current label for the full ingredient list. Ingredient and allergen information can change, so use the current package as your final guide before drinking either product.
Adaptogens are a class of herbs and roots used in traditional practice and studied in modern formulations, with ginseng among the best known. Outty carries an adaptogen blend and Yapper carries Panax ginseng. They support different routines here: Yapper features Panax ginseng, while Outty uses Rhodiola with L-theanine and no caffeine.
