Who owns which meal kit: the companies behind each service

HelloFresh Group’s four services

HelloFresh Group lists HelloFresh, Green Chef, EveryPlate and Factor among its brands on its own site, alongside brands sold outside the United States. They are four different products: HelloFresh and Green Chef are kits whose exact prices show after a ZIP code, EveryPlate is a kit with one stated price per serving, and Factor sells single meals to heat. Green Chef is the one of the four that also delivers every other week or monthly.

Compare them directly: HelloFresh vs EveryPlate, Green Chef vs HelloFresh, HelloFresh vs Factor, EveryPlate vs Green Chef and Factor vs Green Chef.

Marley Spoon and Dinnerly

Marley Spoon’s own site names Dinnerly as part of its company. Both publish a price for every kit size and share the same help-center steps for skipping and cancelling. Dinnerly vs Marley Spoon sets the two boxes side by side for your household.

Home Chef, Blue Apron and Sunbasket

Kroger bought Home Chef in 2018, and Home Chef kits are also sold in Kroger-family stores. Wonder Group has owned Blue Apron since November 2023. Sunbasket became part of PSB Holdings in December 2021, when it merged with the supplement maker Pruvit.

The rest

For CookUnity, Gobble, Purple Carrot, Splendid Spoon and Daily Harvest we found no parent company on their own pages or on Wikipedia, so we name none.

One company, separate accounts

Each service has its own sign-up, account, cutoff and cancellation steps, even inside one company, so stopping one does not stop another. Every service’s steps are on its own page: HelloFresh, EveryPlate, Green Chef, Factor, or all of them in one table.