The largest production for Gayo Arabica coffee in Aceh province is in Central Aceh District. There are variety of varieties and types of coffee planted, because it needs to be analysis the supply chain performance. The method of determining the sample used is snowball sampling and the data analysis method used descriptive and quantitative analysis. The result showed that there were two Gayo Arabica coffee supply chain models. First, for specialty processed coffee, there are five supply chains, namely farmers, rural traders, red cherry traders, specialty processors, and coffee shop. The farmer’s share value is 5.15%, the share of collecting traders is 5.25%, the share of red cherry traders is 6.25%, the share of specialty processing is 7.25%, and the coffee shop’s share is 80%. Second, for premium or conventional coffee, there are 5 (five) chains, namely farmers, rural traders, hard skin coffee traders, district traders, regency trader (cooperatives and exporters). The share margin farmer’s is 15%, collecting trader’s share is 47%, hard skin coffee trader’s share is 76%, regency trader’s share is 86%, the share of cooperatives and exporters is 100%. The supply chain performance of Gayo Arabica coffee has not been optimally profitable, and the marketing margin has not been profitable for supply chain actors.