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- HelloFresh cost: about $9.99–$11.49 a serving at full priceHelloFresh states $9.99–$11.49 a serving: $70.93–$79.93 for three dinners for two (with $10.99 shipping, before tax), checked 8 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (11:59 PM Pacific, five days before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- EveryPlate cost: $6.99 a serving, boxes for 2, 4 or 6EveryPlate states $6.99 a serving: from $41.94 for three dinners for two (before shipping and tax), checked 5 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (11:59 PM Central, five days before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Green Chef plans and prices: delivered weekly to monthlyGreen Chef shows box prices after you enter a ZIP code. Box sizes, the cutoff (11:59 PM Pacific, five days before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Home Chef cost: $7.99 a serving, cook or oven-readyHome Chef states $7.99 a serving: from $47.94 for three dinners for two (before shipping and tax), checked 8 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (12 PM Central on the Friday before your delivery week), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Blue Apron prices and plans: order once or set up autoshipBlue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up. Box sizes, the cutoff (the date shown below each scheduled delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Sunbasket plans and prices: kits, ready meals, 12-week pausesSunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Box sizes, the cutoff (Wednesday at noon Pacific in the week before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Marley Spoon cost: $17.82 a serving with shipping, boxes for 3Marley Spoon for three dinners for two: $106.92 a delivery with shipping ($17.82 a portion), checked 17 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (six to seven days before delivery, depending on where you live), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Dinnerly cost: $13.99 a serving with shipping, every box pricedDinnerly for three dinners for two: $83.92 a delivery with shipping ($13.99 a portion), checked 5 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (six to seven days before delivery, depending on where you live), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Gobble prices, cutoff and how to skip or cancelGobble publishes no price on its own pages; it shows one only in its sign-up steps. Box sizes, the cutoff (11:59 PM on the Wednesday of the week before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Purple Carrot cost: $13.25–$14.25 a serving, all plant-basedPurple Carrot states $13.25–$14.25 a serving: $91.50–$97.50 for three dinners for two (with $12 shipping, free from $120, before tax), checked 10 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (11:59 PM Eastern on the Tuesday before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Factor cost: $10.99–$13.99 a meal, 6 to 18 meals a weekFactor states $10.99–$13.99 a meal: $65.94–$83.94 for three dinners for two (before shipping and tax), checked 8 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (11:59 PM five days before delivery, your order shows the time zone), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- CookUnity cost: $10.39–$12.69 a meal, order once or weeklyCookUnity states $10.39–$12.69 a meal: $72.33–$88.13 for three dinners for two (with $9.99–$11.99 shipping by ZIP, before tax), checked 5 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (noon, four to six days before delivery, depending on where you live), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Splendid Spoon cost: $12.49–$13.49 a meal, plant-based meals to heatSplendid Spoon states $12.49–$13.49 a meal: $74.94–$80.94 for three dinners for two (before shipping and tax), checked 13 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (the “edit by” date in your account), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Daily Harvest prices: item by item, and what makes a mealDaily Harvest prices each item in its shop, so the box total depends on what you pick. Box sizes, the cutoff (three days before your estimated delivery day), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Tempo cost: $15.31 a meal with shipping, 4 to 20 meals a weekTempo for three dinners for two: $91.87 a delivery with shipping ($15.31 a meal), checked 17 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (12 PM Central on the Wednesday before your delivery week), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Clean Eatz Kitchen cost: $9.50 a meal with shipping, no subscriptionClean Eatz Kitchen for three dinners for two: $94.95 a delivery with shipping ($9.50 a meal), checked 17 Oct 2026. Box sizes, shipping days, and how to cancel an order.
- Hungryroot prices and plans: a weekly grocery cart with recipesHungryroot prices your plan by the people you feed and what you pick each week, with dinners as low as $8.99 a serving on bigger plans. Plan sizes, when the shopping window closes, and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Mom’s Meals cost: $7.99–$9.49 a meal, meals for health needsMom’s Meals states $7.99–$9.49 a meal: $79.90–$94.90 for three dinners for two (before shipping and tax), checked 17 Oct 2026. Order sizes, the cutoff for changes, and how to cancel Subscribe & Save.
- Trifecta cost: $17.86 a meal with shipping, 7 to 14 meals a weekTrifecta for three dinners for two: $124.99 a delivery with shipping ($17.86 a meal), checked 17 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (11:59 PM Pacific on the Friday a week before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- BistroMD cost: $16.99 a meal with shipping, 10 to 20 meals a deliveryBistroMD for three dinners for two: $169.85 a delivery with shipping ($16.99 a meal), checked 18 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (11:59 PM Eastern on your own cutoff day, shown under Next Order in your account), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Tovala cost: $15.82 a meal with shipping, and the smart oven it needsTovala for three dinners for two: $94.93 a delivery with shipping ($15.82 a meal), checked 18 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (6 PM Central on the Wednesday the week before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Nurture Life cost: $9.40 a meal with shipping, for kids up to 8Nurture Life for one child, 7 single meals: $65.82 a delivery with shipping ($9.40 a meal), checked 18 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (your own cutoff, shown under each week on your Orders page, 6 to 8 days before delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
- Little Spoon cost: $8.99 a meal with shipping, Plates for toddlers and kidsLittle Spoon for one child, 8 single meals: $71.91 a delivery with shipping ($8.99 a meal), checked 18 Oct 2026. Box sizes, the cutoff (5 PM Eastern on the Saturday before your delivery), and how to skip, pause or cancel.
Skip, pause or cancel
- How to cancel, skip or pause HelloFresh before the cutoffCancel HelloFresh online in 3 steps, by 11:59 PM Pacific, five days before delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from HelloFresh’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause EveryPlate before the cutoffCancel EveryPlate online in 3 steps, by 11:59 PM Central, five days before delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from EveryPlate’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Green Chef before the cutoffCancel Green Chef online in 3 steps, by 11:59 PM Pacific, five days before delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Green Chef’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Home Chef before the cutoffCancel Home Chef online in 3 steps, by 12 PM Central on the Friday before your delivery week, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Home Chef’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Blue Apron before the cutoffCancel Blue Apron online in 2 steps, by the date shown below each scheduled delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Blue Apron’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Sunbasket before the cutoffCancel Sunbasket online in 4 steps, by Wednesday at noon Pacific in the week before delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Sunbasket’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Marley Spoon before the cutoffCancel Marley Spoon online in 3 steps, by six to seven days before delivery, depending on where you live, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Marley Spoon’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Dinnerly before the cutoffCancel Dinnerly online in 3 steps, by six to seven days before delivery, depending on where you live, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Dinnerly’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Gobble before the cutoffCancel Gobble online in 2 steps, by 11:59 PM on the Wednesday of the week before delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Gobble’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Purple Carrot before the cutoffCancel Purple Carrot online in 4 steps, by 11:59 PM Eastern on the Tuesday before delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Purple Carrot’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Factor before the cutoffCancel Factor online in 3 steps, by 11:59 PM five days before delivery (your order shows the time zone), or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Factor’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause CookUnity before the cutoffCancel CookUnity online in 4 steps, by noon, four to six days before delivery, depending on where you live, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from CookUnity’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Splendid Spoon before the cutoffCancel Splendid Spoon online in 3 steps, by the “edit by” date in your account, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Splendid Spoon’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Daily Harvest before the cutoffCancel Daily Harvest online in 3 steps, by three days before your estimated delivery day, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Daily Harvest’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Tempo before the cutoffCancel Tempo online in 3 steps, by 12 PM Central on the Wednesday before your delivery week, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Tempo’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- Cancel a Clean Eatz Kitchen order: there is no subscription to skip or pauseClean Eatz Kitchen has no subscription to skip, pause or cancel: every order is bought once. How to cancel an order you have placed, by email before it is packed, and what to do if something arrives wrong.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Hungryroot before the cutoffCancel Hungryroot online in 3 steps, by the day your shopping window closes, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Hungryroot’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel Mom’s Meals Subscribe & Save before the charge dateCancel Mom’s Meals’ Subscribe & Save in 3 steps, by the charge date in its weekly email, typically 5 or 6 days before delivery. The steps from Mom’s Meals’ own pages, the cutoff for changing an order, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Trifecta before the cutoffCancel Trifecta by phone, email or chat, by the Tuesday ten days before a Friday delivery or the Wednesday ten days before a Saturday one, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Trifecta’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause BistroMD before the cutoffCancel BistroMD online in 4 steps, by 11:59 PM Eastern on your own cutoff day, shown under Next Order in your account, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from BistroMD’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Tovala before the cutoffCancel Tovala online in 2 steps, by 6 PM Central on the Wednesday the week before delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Tovala’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Nurture Life before the cutoffCancel Nurture Life online in 3 steps, by your own cutoff, shown under each week on your Orders page, 6 to 8 days before delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Nurture Life’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder.
- How to cancel, skip or pause Little Spoon before the cutoffCancel Little Spoon online in 3 steps, by 5 PM Eastern on the Saturday before your delivery, or skip one box or pause instead. The steps from Little Spoon’s own help page, what a missed cutoff costs, and a reminder every two weeks.
Comparisons
- Dinnerly vs Marley Spoon: the lower bill, box for boxThree dinners for two: Dinnerly’s plan page adds up to $83.92 with shipping; Marley Spoon’s plan page adds up to $106.92 with shipping. Dinnerly is $23.00 less a delivery for the same portions.
- Factor vs CookUnity: weekly plan or order onceThree dinners for two, food only: $65.94–$83.94 at Factor; $62.34–$76.14 at CookUnity. The pages we read do not give Factor’s shipping; CookUnity adds $9.99–$11.99 shipping, depending on ZIP code, $72.33–$88.13 in all.
- Purple Carrot vs Green Chef: all plant-based or a box for sixThree dinners for two: Purple Carrot states $13.25–$14.25 a serving, about $91.50–$97.50 with shipping; Green Chef sells 3 recipes for 2 and shows box prices after you enter a ZIP code.
- Blue Apron vs HelloFresh: dish by dish or a weekly boxThree dinners for two: Blue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up; HelloFresh’s own pages put it at about $9.99–$11.49 a serving, or $70.93–$79.93 with shipping. Blue Apron does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Sunbasket vs Home Chef: a 12-week pause or a menu for eightThree dinners for two: Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart; Home Chef states $7.99 a serving, about $47.94 before shipping. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Splendid Spoon vs Daily Harvest: what counts as a mealThree dinners for two: Splendid Spoon states $12.49–$13.49 a meal, about $74.94–$80.94 before shipping; Daily Harvest prices each item in its shop, so the box total depends on what you pick. Daily Harvest does not publish fixed box sizes.
- EveryPlate vs Dinnerly: which costs less for the same boxThree dinners for two, food only: from $41.94 at EveryPlate; $71.93 at Dinnerly. The pages we read do not give EveryPlate’s shipping; Dinnerly adds $11.99 shipping, $83.92 in all.
- HelloFresh vs Home Chef: a box for three or for eightThree dinners for two, food only: about $59.94–$68.94 at HelloFresh; from $47.94 at Home Chef. HelloFresh adds $10.99 shipping, about $70.93–$79.93 in all; the pages we read do not give Home Chef’s shipping, and its $50.95 minimum order includes it.
- HelloFresh vs Factor: cook a kit or heat a mealThree dinners for two, food only: about $59.94–$68.94 at HelloFresh; $65.94–$83.94 at Factor. HelloFresh adds $10.99 shipping, about $70.93–$79.93 in all; the pages we read do not give Factor’s shipping.
- HelloFresh vs EveryPlate: same owner, two price levelsThree dinners for two, food only: about $59.94–$68.94 at HelloFresh; from $41.94 at EveryPlate. HelloFresh adds $10.99 shipping, about $70.93–$79.93 in all; the pages we read do not give EveryPlate’s shipping.
- Green Chef vs HelloFresh: up to 8 recipes or a box for threeThree dinners for two: Green Chef sells 3 recipes for 2 and shows box prices after you enter a ZIP code; HelloFresh’s own pages put it at about $9.99–$11.49 a serving, or $70.93–$79.93 with shipping.
- Factor vs Home Chef: meals to heat or kits and oven traysThree dinners for two, food only: $65.94–$83.94 at Factor; from $47.94 at Home Chef. The pages we read do not give Factor’s shipping; the pages we read do not give Home Chef’s shipping, and its $50.95 minimum order includes it.
- Blue Apron vs Home Chef: one-time orders or a weekly minimumThree dinners for two: Blue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up; Home Chef states $7.99 a serving, about $47.94 before shipping. Blue Apron does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Dinnerly vs HelloFresh: exact box prices or a box for threeThree dinners for two: Dinnerly’s plan page adds up to $83.92 with shipping; HelloFresh’s own pages put it at about $9.99–$11.49 a serving, or $70.93–$79.93 with shipping.
- EveryPlate vs Home Chef: which costs less, and the smallest boxThree dinners for two, food only: from $41.94 at EveryPlate; from $47.94 at Home Chef. The pages we read do not give EveryPlate’s shipping; the pages we read do not give Home Chef’s shipping, and its $50.95 minimum order includes it.
- Home Chef vs Purple Carrot: meat and fish or all plant-basedThree dinners for two, food only: from $47.94 at Home Chef; $79.50–$85.50 at Purple Carrot. The pages we read do not give Home Chef’s shipping, and its $50.95 minimum order includes it; Purple Carrot adds $12 shipping, $91.50–$97.50 in all.
- HelloFresh vs Marley Spoon: estimated or exact box pricesThree dinners for two: HelloFresh’s own pages put it at about $9.99–$11.49 a serving, or $70.93–$79.93 with shipping; Marley Spoon’s plan page adds up to $106.92 with shipping.
- Factor vs Green Chef: arrives cooked or as ingredientsThree dinners for two: Factor states $10.99–$13.99 a meal, about $65.94–$83.94 before shipping; Green Chef sells 3 recipes for 2 and shows box prices after you enter a ZIP code.
- Blue Apron vs Green Chef: priced by dish or by ZIP codeThree dinners for two: Blue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up; Green Chef sells 3 recipes for 2 and shows box prices after you enter a ZIP code. Blue Apron does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Green Chef vs Sunbasket: boxes for six or ready meals tooThree dinners for two: Green Chef sells 3 recipes for 2 and shows box prices after you enter a ZIP code; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Dinnerly vs Home Chef: every box priced, or oven-ready traysThree dinners for two, food only: $71.93 at Dinnerly; from $47.94 at Home Chef. Dinnerly adds $11.99 shipping, $83.92 in all; the pages we read do not give Home Chef’s shipping, and its $50.95 minimum order includes it.
- Green Chef vs Home Chef: monthly boxes or oven-ready traysThree dinners for two: Green Chef sells 3 recipes for 2 and shows box prices after you enter a ZIP code; Home Chef states $7.99 a serving, about $47.94 before shipping.
- Home Chef vs Marley Spoon: a box for eight or for threeThree dinners for two, food only: from $47.94 at Home Chef; $93.93 at Marley Spoon. The pages we read do not give Home Chef’s shipping, and its $50.95 minimum order includes it; Marley Spoon adds $12.99 shipping, $106.92 in all.
- Blue Apron vs Marley Spoon: dish prices or set box pricesThree dinners for two: Blue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up; Marley Spoon’s plan page adds up to $106.92 with shipping. Blue Apron does not publish fixed box sizes.
- HelloFresh vs Purple Carrot: some plant-based or all of itThree dinners for two: HelloFresh’s own pages put it at about $9.99–$11.49 a serving, or $70.93–$79.93 with shipping; Purple Carrot states $13.25–$14.25 a serving, about $91.50–$97.50 with shipping.
- HelloFresh vs Sunbasket: boxes for 2 to 6 people or 2 and 4Three dinners for two: HelloFresh’s own pages put it at about $9.99–$11.49 a serving, or $70.93–$79.93 with shipping; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Blue Apron vs EveryPlate: one-off dishes or a set weekly boxThree dinners for two: Blue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up; EveryPlate states $6.99 a serving, about $41.94 before shipping. Blue Apron does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Blue Apron vs Purple Carrot: buy once or plant-based weeklyThree dinners for two: Blue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up; Purple Carrot states $13.25–$14.25 a serving, about $91.50–$97.50 with shipping. Blue Apron does not publish fixed box sizes.
- EveryPlate vs Green Chef: a stated price or monthly boxesThree dinners for two: EveryPlate states $6.99 a serving, about $41.94 before shipping; Green Chef sells 3 recipes for 2 and shows box prices after you enter a ZIP code.
- Blue Apron vs Dinnerly: buy by the dish or by the boxThree dinners for two: Blue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up; Dinnerly’s plan page adds up to $83.92 with shipping. Blue Apron does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Blue Apron vs Sunbasket: one-time dishes or a weekly mixThree dinners for two: Blue Apron prices each dish in its shop, so there is no box total to add up; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Blue Apron and Sunbasket do not publish fixed box sizes.
- Dinnerly vs Sunbasket: the box price upfront or in the cartThree dinners for two: Dinnerly’s plan page adds up to $83.92 with shipping; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- EveryPlate vs Marley Spoon: the price gap and a box for threeThree dinners for two, food only: from $41.94 at EveryPlate; $93.93 at Marley Spoon. The pages we read do not give EveryPlate’s shipping; Marley Spoon adds $12.99 shipping, $106.92 in all.
- EveryPlate vs Sunbasket: cook only, or ready meals mixed inThree dinners for two: EveryPlate states $6.99 a serving, about $41.94 before shipping; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Factor vs Sunbasket: all ready meals or kits and mealsThree dinners for two: Factor states $10.99–$13.99 a meal, about $65.94–$83.94 before shipping; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Marley Spoon vs Sunbasket: a box for three or a 12-week pauseThree dinners for two: Marley Spoon’s plan page adds up to $106.92 with shipping; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Purple Carrot vs Splendid Spoon: cook or heat, all plant-basedThree dinners for two, food only: $79.50–$85.50 at Purple Carrot; $74.94–$80.94 at Splendid Spoon. Purple Carrot adds $12 shipping, $91.50–$97.50 in all; the pages we read do not give Splendid Spoon’s shipping.
- Purple Carrot vs Sunbasket: all plant-based or a mixed menuThree dinners for two: Purple Carrot states $13.25–$14.25 a serving, about $91.50–$97.50 with shipping; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Splendid Spoon vs Sunbasket: plant-based meals or kitsThree dinners for two: Splendid Spoon states $12.49–$13.49 a meal, about $74.94–$80.94 before shipping; Sunbasket shows the box total in its cart. Sunbasket does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Tempo vs Factor: a four-meal box or a meat-free menuThree dinners for two, food only: $80.88 at Tempo; $65.94–$83.94 at Factor. Tempo adds $10.99 shipping, $91.87 in all; the pages we read do not give Factor’s shipping.
- Tempo vs CookUnity: every box priced, or order onceThree dinners for two: Tempo’s price list adds up to $91.87 with shipping; CookUnity states $10.39–$12.69 a meal, about $72.33–$88.13 with shipping.
- Home Chef vs Tempo: cook it or heat it, from one companyThree dinners for two, food only: from $47.94 at Home Chef; $80.88 at Tempo. The pages we read do not give Home Chef’s shipping, and its $50.95 minimum order includes it; Tempo adds $10.99 shipping, $91.87 in all.
- Clean Eatz Kitchen vs Factor: no plan and frozen, or weekly and chilledThree dinners for two, food only: $94.95 at Clean Eatz Kitchen; $65.94–$83.94 at Factor. Clean Eatz Kitchen ships free, $94.95 in all; the pages we read do not give Factor’s shipping.
- Clean Eatz Kitchen vs CookUnity: ten frozen meals or four chilledThree dinners for two: Clean Eatz Kitchen’s Everyday Maintenance Meal Plan adds up to $94.95 with shipping; CookUnity states $10.39–$12.69 a meal, about $72.33–$88.13 with shipping.
- Hungryroot vs HelloFresh: a grocery cart or a box of kitsThree dinners for two: Hungryroot prices your plan by the people you feed and what you pick each week, with dinners as low as $8.99 a serving on bigger plans; HelloFresh’s own pages put it at about $9.99–$11.49 a serving, or $70.93–$79.93 with shipping. Hungryroot does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Hungryroot vs Factor: cook simple recipes or heat mealsThree dinners for two: Hungryroot prices your plan by the people you feed and what you pick each week, with dinners as low as $8.99 a serving on bigger plans; Factor states $10.99–$13.99 a meal, about $65.94–$83.94 before shipping. Hungryroot does not publish fixed box sizes.
- Mom’s Meals vs Factor: menus for health needs or a weekly planThree dinners for two, food only: $79.90–$94.90 at Mom’s Meals; $65.94–$83.94 at Factor. The pages we read give neither service’s shipping.
- Mom’s Meals vs Clean Eatz Kitchen: chilled for two weeks or frozenThree dinners for two, food only: $79.90–$94.90 at Mom’s Meals; $94.95 at Clean Eatz Kitchen. The pages we read do not give Mom’s Meals’ shipping; Clean Eatz Kitchen ships free, $94.95 in all.
- Trifecta vs Factor: plans by diet goal, or one weekly menuThree dinners for two, food only: $112.00 at Trifecta; $65.94–$83.94 at Factor. Trifecta adds $12.99 shipping, $124.99 in all; the pages we read do not give Factor’s shipping.
- Trifecta vs Tempo: diet plans from seven meals, or four meals and upThree dinners for two: Trifecta’s plan builder adds up to $124.99 with shipping; Tempo’s price list adds up to $91.87 with shipping. Tempo is $33.12 less a delivery, for 6 portions against 7.
- BistroMD vs Factor: a frozen weight-loss week, or a chilled weekly menuThree dinners for two, food only: $149.90 at BistroMD; $65.94–$83.94 at Factor. BistroMD adds $19.95 shipping, $169.85 in all; the pages we read do not give Factor’s shipping.
- BistroMD vs Mom’s Meals: a weekly program, or order onceThree dinners for two, food only: $149.90 at BistroMD; $79.90–$94.90 at Mom’s Meals. BistroMD adds $19.95 shipping, $169.85 in all; the pages we read do not give Mom’s Meals’ shipping.
- Tovala vs Factor: cook in its oven, or heat in yoursThree dinners for two, food only: $83.94 at Tovala; $65.94–$83.94 at Factor. Tovala adds $10.99 shipping, $94.93 in all; the pages we read do not give Factor’s shipping.
- Tovala vs HelloFresh: scan to cook, or cook a kitThree dinners for two: Tovala’s standard meal price adds up to $94.93 with shipping; HelloFresh’s own pages put it at about $9.99–$11.49 a serving, or $70.93–$79.93 with shipping.
- Nurture Life vs Little Spoon: every week or every two weeksSeven meals for one child: Nurture Life’s price list adds up to $65.82 with shipping; Little Spoon’s plan price list adds up to $71.91 with shipping. Nurture Life is $6.09 less a delivery, for 7 portions against 8.
Guides
- Meal kits vs prepared meals: which suits your weekChoose the amount of cooking you want first. Then choose the number of portions that will arrive.
- How meal kit billing works: first box, full price and cutoffSeparate your first-box discount, normal delivery cost and last chance to change the next order.
- Meal delivery for singles: one meal to heat, or cook for twoA two-serving kit can work for one person if you want the second portion. A prepared meal avoids that automatic extra serving.
- What comes in a meal kit, and what you need at homeA traditional meal kit supplies ingredients and a recipe. You supply the cooking equipment, pantry basics and preparation. Faster formats move some of that work into the box.
- Meal kit menu labels: vegetarian, plant-based and allergiesUse vegetarian, plant-based or pescatarian labels to find a menu to explore. Then choose the actual recipes that meet your preferences; a menu label does not establish allergy or medical suitability.
- Meal delivery for families: what a box for 4 or 6 costsStart with servings per recipe and dinners per delivery. A family label can describe a separate menu, while a larger standard box may provide the same number of portions.
- Meal delivery for two people: which box fits, what it costsAlmost every meal kit is sized for two, so the real choice is how many dinners you want, how much cooking you will do and what the box costs after the first one.
- HelloFresh alternatives: the closest boxes, by what you want to changeSix services sell three recipes for two like HelloFresh, and five show a price before you enter a ZIP code. The closest switch for the price, household, cooking or plan.
- What happened to Freshly, and what to order insteadFreshly closed in January 2023, a little over two years after Nestlé bought it. It sold single prepared meals to heat, and the closest services today are Factor and CookUnity, with Splendid Spoon for plant-based meals.
- Is a meal kit worth it? Work it out for your weekA meal kit can be worth it when it replaces takeout or groceries you throw away, rarely when it replaces cheap home cooking. Put in your own numbers to see.
- How long you can pause each meal kitSunbasket pauses for up to 12 weeks, Purple Carrot for 6, 8 or 10, CookUnity for up to 8 and Tovala for 4 to 8. Most other services call a break skipping weeks, and three treat a pause as cancelling with a way back.
- Prepared meal delivery: single meals to heat, comparedFactor, Tempo, Trifecta, BistroMD and CookUnity sell boxes of single meals to heat, CookUnity and Tempo from four a week, Factor from six, Trifecta from seven and BistroMD, frozen, from ten; Splendid Spoon starts at six, all plant-based. Purple Carrot and Marley Spoon sell prepared lines beside their kits, and Tovala sells single meals from four a week that cook, rather than heat, in its own Smart Oven.
- Meal delivery without a subscription: who sells a one-time boxClean Eatz Kitchen has no subscription at all, and Blue Apron, CookUnity, Daily Harvest and Mom’s Meals sell a one-time order with nothing to cancel. What the other eighteen offer instead, and how to stop after one box.
- EveryPlate alternatives: more choice, a smaller box or less cookingWhere to go from EveryPlate for a bigger weekly menu, a box of two recipes, organic food or a diet plan, or meals to heat, with the same box priced at full price.
- Home Chef alternatives: a lower rate, a real pause or a box for threeWhere to go from Home Chef for a lower stated price, a pause that keeps your plan, a box for three, a box price before checkout or no subscription.
- Blue Apron alternatives: a weekly box with a price you can add upBlue Apron sells dishes one at a time. Where to go for a weekly box with a published price, a lower rate per serving, no shipping fee or no subscription.
- Sunbasket alternatives: a price before checkout, a box for sixWhere to go from Sunbasket for a box price before checkout, a box for six, delivery where it does not go, or organic and paleo food elsewhere.
- Vegan meal delivery services: kits to cook and meals to heatPurple Carrot and Splendid Spoon sell only plant-based dinners; HelloFresh, Green Chef, CookUnity and Factor mark vegan or plant-based dishes on mixed menus.
- Vegetarian meal delivery services: menus and prices comparedWhich meal kits label vegetarian dinners, from HelloFresh and Green Chef to Blue Apron and Sunbasket, which prepared meals do, and which services are meat-free throughout.
- Who owns which meal kit: the companies behind each serviceHelloFresh Group owns HelloFresh, EveryPlate, Green Chef and Factor. Who owns Dinnerly, Home Chef, Tempo, Blue Apron, Sunbasket, Gobble, Purple Carrot and Daily Harvest.
- Frozen or fresh meal delivery: how long each service keepsSplendid Spoon, Daily Harvest, Clean Eatz Kitchen and BistroMD ship frozen on dry ice; the other nineteen arrive chilled. How long each keeps in the fridge and freezer, in its own words.
- How to recycle meal kit packaging, service by serviceWhat each meal kit says to do with its box, liners, gel packs and dry ice, from twenty-two services’ own pages, and the one that collects its packaging.
- Gluten-free meal delivery: what each service’s label meansWhich meal kits and prepared meals are gluten-free throughout, which label some dishes, which have no plan, and what each says about cross-contact.
- Keto meal delivery: kits and prepared meals with a keto labelGreen Chef’s Keto plan, Home Chef’s and Sunbasket’s Keto-Friendly recipes, Factor’s, CookUnity’s and Trifecta’s keto meals to heat, BistroMD’s Keto Flex program, and what each label promises.
- High-protein meal delivery: the protein behind each service’s labelWhat “high protein” means at 20 meal services, in grams a serving from their own pages: from 10 g on Daily Harvest’s smoothies to 45 g at Marley Spoon.
- Low-calorie meal delivery: each service’s calorie line, per servingEach service’s low-calorie label in its own words: 650 calories at most kits, 600 at Blue Apron, Sunbasket, Purple Carrot and Tovala, about 550 at Factor and CookUnity, 500 at Tempo and Clean Eatz Kitchen, 350 to 550 by plan at Trifecta, 1,200 to 1,400 a day at BistroMD.
- Low-carb meal delivery: each service’s carb limit per servingSeventeen meal services label low-carb meals, with limits from under 20 g of carbs a serving at Clean Eatz Kitchen to 65 g at Purple Carrot; most others sit between 25 and 40 g.
- Mediterranean diet meal delivery: which services have itGreen Chef’s Mediterranean plan, Home Chef’s two weekly Mediterranean kits, Factor’s and CookUnity’s meals to heat, and the other services that label the diet.
- Pescatarian meal delivery: seafood plans and menus comparedHelloFresh’s and Sunbasket’s pescatarian plans, Home Chef’s fish-icon meals, Factor’s 15+ weekly pescatarian meals, Tempo’s and CookUnity’s, side by side with what each costs.
- Paleo meal delivery: the four services that label itSunbasket’s paleo meal kits, CookUnity’s and Trifecta’s paleo meals to heat and Daily Harvest’s paleo collection, in each one’s own words, with what each costs.
- Organic meal delivery: how much of each box is organicGreen Chef is certified organic and Sunbasket a certified organic handler; Daily Harvest and Splendid Spoon are mostly organic, HelloFresh only partly.
- Dairy-free meal delivery: whole menus and labelled dishesPurple Carrot, Splendid Spoon and Daily Harvest are dairy-free throughout, and eleven more mark dairy-free dishes or items: each in its own words, with its allergen note.
- Low-sodium meal delivery: what each service’s label meansBistroMD holds its Heart Healthy meals to 600 mg of sodium, CookUnity and Factor their lower-sodium meals to 700 mg a serving; Splendid Spoon sells a low-sodium box and HelloFresh tags recipes Sodium Smart.
- Meal delivery with a food allergy: filters and cross-contactTwenty-two of the 23 services say the major allergens are handled where they pack food. Which ones let you filter out nuts or soy, and what each says about cross-contact.
- Diabetes-friendly meal delivery: what each service’s label promisesSunbasket sells a Diabetes-Friendly plan and publishes its carb, fiber and sodium limits; Mom’s Meals has a Diabetes Friendly menu, BistroMD a Diabetic program, and CookUnity’s go through healthcare providers.
- Meal kits for college students: what works with a microwave and a mini fridgeWhat works with a microwave and a mini fridge, the smallest box at full price, how long the meals keep, and what campus mail centers do with a perishable box.
- Meal delivery for seniors: meals to heat, and ordering for a parentSingle meals to heat from Factor, Tempo, CookUnity and Mom’s Meals, the smallest orders, how to order for a parent, and the public meal programs for people 60 and over.
- Breakfast and lunch delivery: which services sell more than dinnerSplendid Spoon sells its meals for any time of day; Factor, Sunbasket, HelloFresh, Green Chef, Purple Carrot, Marley Spoon, Home Chef, Gobble, Dinnerly, CookUnity, Tempo and Mom’s Meals sell breakfasts or lunches beside their dinners.
- Quick and easy meal kits: the fastest recipes and oven-ready kitsGobble’s 15-minute kits, HelloFresh’s 20-minute plan, 30-minute choices at Home Chef and EveryPlate, and oven-ready kits from Home Chef, HelloFresh and Blue Apron.
- Do meal kits accept EBT? What each service says about SNAPNone of the 23 meal kits and prepared-meal services here lists EBT or SNAP among its payment methods, and nine say so outright. What each one takes, from its own pages.
- Meal kit gift cards: which ones start a subscriptionWhich meal kit gift cards never expire, which let the recipient order without a plan, and which enroll them in one: each service’s own gift terms, side by side.
Tools
- Meal plan matcher: which meal kits fit your householdSet the people you feed, the dinners you want, cooking or heating, ordering and menu, and see every box we can check against your household, with its full price, spare portions and the date the price was checked.
- Meal kit cost calculator: what you pay after the first-box dealWhat a delivery costs for three dinners for two at every service that publishes a price, then your own cart: food, shipping, fees, tax, the first-box deal and four deliveries, side by side with a second cart.
- Skip, pause or cancel your meal kit before the cutoffEach meal kit’s cutoff in plain words, the date for your delivery where the service’s rule gives one, the steps in your account, what a missed cutoff costs, and a weekly reminder for your calendar.
- Are meal kits cheaper than groceries? Work out your dinnerPut in your store’s prices and how much of each package a recipe uses: the cash you pay, the food you eat and what stays in the cupboard, beside the same servings from a meal kit at full price. Plus your mixed week.
Prices
- Cheapest meal delivery services at full price (October 2026)Three dinners for two: the lowest whole bill a service publishes is Dinnerly’s $83.92 with shipping (3 recipes for 2, $13.99 a portion); the lowest stated rate is EveryPlate’s $6.99 a serving before shipping. Five services show their price only on their own site. Every service’s full price for your household, from its own page, with the date we checked it.
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- Meal delivery services that fit your householdSay who is eating and how many dinners you want, and see every meal kit and prepared-meal box that fits, priced at full price after the first-box deal from each service’s own site.
- 23 meal kit subscriptions compared: box sizes, prices, skipsAll 23 US meal-kit and prepared-meal services in one list: the price for three dinners for two at full price, the smallest box, one-time ordering, breaks and preparation.
- Compare meal kits side by side for your householdPick two or three meal-kit or prepared-meal services and see what each costs for your household first, then only the rows where they differ: box sizes, ordering, breaks, cutoff and menu labels.
- Meal kit guides: plan your weekGuides to choosing between cooking and heating, portions for one person or a family, menu labels and allergies, and how the first box, the full price and the cutoff work.
- About WhichMealKitWhichMealKit compares 23 US meal-kit and prepared-meal services for the household you feed: which boxes fit, what each costs at full price from the service’s own site, and how to skip or cancel.
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