The 23 Best Meal Subscription Boxes of 2025

1. HelloFresh

About this Meal Delivery Service:

HelloFresh is perfect for those who love trying out new recipes and don't mind a bit of cooking. Few meal delivery services available today offer a comparable overall value, variety of meals, and accessibility. Meal kits come with step-by-step instructions and each recipe's respective ingredients.

Most meals take 20-45 minutes to make, but some longer recipes are available for when you want to go all-in. You can order 2-6 recipes for 2 or 4 people each week and select from 60-75+ recipes.

HelloFresh is all about trying out new recipes regularly, but most meals feature fan-favorite ingredients that even the pickiest of eaters will love. Some of our readers' favorite recipes include Apricot, Almond & Chickpea Tagine, and Chicken Sausage Spaghetti Bolognese.

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Shipping:

Delivers to all states across the continental US. Shipping rates vary.

2. Home Chef

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Home Chef is a meal subscription box that provides delicious, crowd-pleasing meals you can cook at home for 2, 4, or 6 people. They offer premade meals and traditional recipe-based plans, and you can order 2-6 weekly recipes. Our readers love that Home Chef is extremely customizable: you can swap out ingredients, double up on proteins, and include weekly add-ons such as breakfast, dessert, or protein bundles.

Because you can customize so easily, this meal delivery subscription is perfect for people with picky eaters. Whether it’s your school-aged kid or the spouse who asks for substitutions in every restaurant you go to, they can be satisfied by the customized meals you select at Home Chef.

You can choose from over 30 recipes including vegetarian, low-carb, calorie-conscious, and premium options (think wild-caught salmon, New York strip steak, and other restaurant-quality items) and you can set your dietary preferences in your profile to avoid ingredients like nuts, pork, beef, or shellfish.

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Delivers to 98% of the United States. Shipping is $8.99 for orders over $49.99. Additional shipping fees for orders under $49.99.

3. Tovala

About this Meal Delivery Service:

In a sea of meal delivery subscriptions, Tovala is different. Instead of simply signing up and getting food sent to your doorstep, the barrier to entry here is higher: you have to purchase the Tovala smart oven, which scans your meals and pulls cooking instructions (time, temperature, method) from the cloud.

Tovala's recipes are designed and prepped by chefs, and the meals are shipped fresh. The oven is the final step that ensures your food is cooked just so and that all the work that goes into creating the meal truly pays off. Using a combination of cooking techniques, the oven cooks your meal perfectly; all you have to do is scan the provided QR code, place your meal in the oven, and press start. The oven even turns off by itself, and if you download the Tovala app, you’ll even be notified when the meal is ready.

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Shipping:

The contiguous United States. (They do not yet service Hawaii or Alaska.)

4. Eat Clean

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Eat Clean is a healthy meal delivery service that provides fresh, well-balanced meals nationwide. Each meal is fully prepared and never frozen; in fact, they're fully cooked so they're ready to eat in about two to three minutes or less. They offer 4 to 12 meals each week and offer premium proteins, vegetables, and complex carbs arranged for a variety of menus including keto, paleo, plant-based, and more.

The meals here are prepared by real chefs, so you're in store for meals like Garlic Butter Sea Bass with Organic Jasmin Rice, Buffalo Chicken Breast with Loaded Yukon & Cauliflower Mash, and Paleo Mojo Sliced Chicken with Yucca Fries. But in a master stroke for people who want to order meals for the entire day, Eat Clean also provides breakfasts like Whole Wheat Blueberry Stuffed French Toast; they even satisfy your sweet tooth with treats like Chocolate Glazed Donuts and Fresh Fruit.

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Shipping: Ships to the contiguous United States. Shipping varies.

5. Blue Apron

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Blue Apron is one of the big names in the world of meal box deliveries, and they’re still regarded as one of the best. Blue Apron introduced (and perfected) many of the industry's standards — high-quality ingredients, gourmet recipes, and a rotating weekly menu. With a low cost per plate, Blue Apron offers a mix of quality and value, and it’s our top pick for open-minded cooks looking for a great “all-around” meal subscription.

You can order 2-4 recipes for 2 or 4 people per from and select from a wide range of traditional meal kits as well as heat-and-eat meals. Blue Apron recipes tend to be a little on the adventurous side, with options such as Hoisin Duck & Orange Lo Mein or Tilapia & Orange-Jalapeño Salsa.

However, there are plenty of options available that are more traditional in nature that the whole family will enjoy like Crispy BBQ Chicken Sandwich and Pan-Seared Chicken & Mashed Potatoes. The Heat & Eat offerings bring the Blue Apron experience to your microwave; they’re ready to eat in less than five minutes.

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Shipping:

Ships to the contiguous United States. Shipping fee is $9.99.

6. EveryPlate

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Want to try a meal subscription but you're worried that your kids won't like the food? EveryPlate is a wallet-friendly meal subscription service with kid-friendly entrees and crowd-pleasing options. You get one of 17 recipes, the ingredients and directions to prepare them and you’ll have a full meal on the table in less than half an hour.

You can choose to subscribe to either the ClassicPlate, VeggiePlate, FamilyPlate, or EasyPlate plan, and can order 3-5 meals per week for 2 or 4 people. Each week features a rotating menu with 16 tasty (and kid-friendly) recipes including meals that your kids will be begging to have seconds of such as Southwest Sloppy Joes, Caramelized Onion Burgers, and Easy Chicken Fajitas.

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Shipping:

Delivers to most of the contiguous US. Shipping is $8.99.

7. Martha & Marley Spoon

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Martha & Marley Spoon is a gourmet meal box delivery service with recipes from — you guessed it — Martha Stewart, the queen of domestic arts. This meal subscription features high-quality, pre-portioned ingredients and easy-to-follow recipes, and it’s a great choice for learning new cooking techniques.

Unlike other recipe-based meal subscriptions, you're not required to subscribe to a specific meal plan. Rather, you choose the number of people you're ordering for (2 or 4), the number of recipes you want each week (2-6), and then select Martha Stewart meals from 100+ weekly recipes (yes, you read that correctly). Some of Marley Spoon's most popular recipes include Harissa Salmon with Couscous & Broccoli, Honey-Dijon Steak with Green Beans & Potatoes, and Chicken Milanese with Cucumber-Arugula Salad.

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Shipping:

Delivers to most of the contiguous US states. Shipping is $8.99.

8. Green Chef

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Green Chef as the name might indicate, is a certified organic meal delivery service that works with local farmers to source sustainable, delicious ingredients. Ingredients come pre-measured and prepped along with pre-made sauces, marinades, and spice blends. You're also able to receive 3 or 4 meals per week for 2, 4, or 6 people and can subscribe to meal plans like Keto + Paleo, Vegetarian or Vegan, and Mediterranean. Green Chef uses 100% organic foods and offers over 20 recipes per week. Popular recipes include Pecan-Crusted Pork Chops, Baked Ricotta Chicken with Risotto, and Mushroom Curry Udon Bowls.

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Shipping:

Delivers almost everywhere in the continental United States. Shipping costs $9.99.

9. Hungryroot

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Hungryroot is an online grocery service, but it also offers a recipe-based meal delivery service as well. When you sign up with Hungryroot, there's an online quiz that will ask you questions related to your health goals and dietary needs, how many people you’re feeding, dietary needs, and what you like to eat for dinner. Then, you'll be provided with a grocery plan and have your cart filled with suggested groceries and recipes based on your answers to the quiz. Customization is easy; before you get your recipes and groceries, you can change out the entire order if you choose, to make sure that you only get what you want. By rating the food you receive, future orders can be even better suited to what you want.

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Shipping:

Delivers to most of the contiguous United States. For plan sizes that cost less than $70, shipping is $6.99. Shipping is free for orders over $70.

10. Little Spoon

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Little Spoon offers certified organic and non-GMO healthy meals, snacks and more for children starting with babies. It offers freshly made meals that are ready within minutes. Options start with Babyblends with blends like Quinoa Raspberry and Pear Coconut. As children grow, Little Spoon grows with them, offering meals and snacks for big kids with recipes like Chicken Super Nuggets (made with cauliflower, kale, and carrots) and popular recipes like Pizza Bites (packed with farro).

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Shipping:

Ships to the continental US. They charge a standard shipping fee of $9 per order.

11. Butcher Box

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Butcher Box is perhaps the most popular meat subscription of all time. It's an incredible meat delivery service for those who are looking for a variety of different meats and cuts, and it abides by some of the strictest animal welfare standards around. You can order a classic box (good for individuals and small families) or a big box (good for mid-size families and large freezers) and choose from plans like a custom box, a mixed meat box, and even a pescatarian box. Butcher Box allows you to set your delivery frequency to every 4,6, or 8 weeks and you can switch up your box for each order.

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Shipping: All 48 contiguous states. Shipping is always free.

12. Sunbasket

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Love farm-to-table cooking? Sunbasket offers classic meal kits along with ready-to-eat meals that only use organic produce and in-season ingredients. You can also create a custom order that combines ready-to-eat meals with classic recipe meals. Sunbasket offers a wide variety of meals for specific diets like paleo, gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, and diabetes-friendly. Its fresh produce, milk, yogurt, eggs, and tofu are organic 99% of the time, and all protein choices are sourced from responsibly raised meats and wild-caught or sustainably raised seafood. Additionally, Sunbasket offers organic beef from cattle that are exclusively grass-fed and even its non-organic beef comes from cattle that are grass-fed and grain-finished.

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Shipping:

Ships to most of the contiguous United States. Shipping is a flat $9.99.

13. Factor_

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Want to eat better in 2025, but don't have time to cook? No problem! With Factor_, you're able to eat high protein, calorie-smart meals that come ready to heat and eat in minutes. They offer 35 healthy, restaurant-quality meals each week that are shipped fresh and crafted by gourmet chefs. Each meal contains clean, whole-food ingredients that fit any lifestyle and ranges from 350-900 calories. Factor also lets subscribers order add-ons like smoothies, juices, breakfast, dessert, and more.

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Shipping:

Delivers to the contiguous United States.

14. Dinnerly

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Dinnerly is an extremely affordable meal subscription service that offers classic, no-fuss recipes that are designed to simplify your life. Each meal kit only includes 6 ingredients and takes 30 minutes or less to make. Not only will you save time and money with Dinnerly, but you'll also cut down on paper and packaging as well since they provide digital recipe cards for each dish and use recycled plastic for containing separate ingredients. When subscribing to Dinnerly you can choose from a two-person or family box and order 3-6 meals per week. Popular–and familiar–meals include Homestyle Chicken & Biscuits, One-Pot Spinach & Ricotta Ravioli Florentine, and Vegetarian Pad Thai.

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Shipping:

Ships to the contiguous United States. Shipping is $8.99.

15. Purple Carrot

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Purple Carrot is a plant-based, vegan meal subscription service that allows you to receive either recipe-based meal kits or fully prepared meals. You can choose from breakfast, lunch, and dinner items, and there's even a Plantry with foods like nut butter, soup, and sauce. You can expect to see dairy- and meat-free versions of staple classics (such as loaded avocado toast), along with adventurous offerings inspired by worldly cuisine (like grape leaf mezze bowls).

The menu changes regularly, and you’ll find 12 different vegan meal options every week that even non-vegans will love. If you choose to go with meal kits, you can subscribe to 3 or 4 dinners per week with 2 or 4 servings each, whereas if you choose prepared meals instead you can order 6, 8, or 10 dinners per week–but each of those meals will only have one serving.

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Shipping:

Delivers free to the contiguous United States.

16. Gobble

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Gobble is a meal plan that streamlines the process of cooking by having its chefs do all the prep work so you can simply cook. No more slicing and dicing as Gobble includes pre-sliced vegetables and meat along with pre-cooked sauces, grains, and pasta. You can choose meals from its Classic Dinner and Lean & Clean Dinner plans and there are plenty of mouth-watering recipes to try. Recent recipes have included Butter Chicken with Basmati Rice & Naan Bread, Pan-Seared Ribeye Steaks with Balsamic Glaze & Roasted Root Vegetables, and Wagyu Beef Sliders with Crispy Potatoes & Cabbage Slaw.

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Shipping:

Delivers to the contiguous United States. Shipping costs $6.99.

17. Sakara Life

About this Meal Delivery Service:

If you're searching for a vegan meal kit subscription that's committed to using organic and gluten-free ingredients, then Sakara Life is meant for you. Sakara Life is well known for its high-end, nutrient-dense meals that are perfectly portioned and presented. When subscribing to Sakara Life, you can choose to include meals for breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner and receive meals 2, 3, or 5 days per week. However, the menu is set for each week, so you're limited in your choice of swaps. Some of their most popular dishes have been their Superfood Breakfast Cookie, Sakara Cobb Salad, and Forbidden Rice + Tatsoi Bowl. You can further enhance your meal subscription by adding on teas and supplements.

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Shipping:

Ships to the contiguous United States.

18. CookUnity

About this Meal Delivery Service:

CookUnity is a meal subscription that offers small-batch, prepared meals that are curated by some of the nation's leading chefs. You can choose to receive 4, 6, 8, 12, or 16 meals per week and add meals that are tailored to your specific health goals and preferences for protein. There are 35+ meals you can try each week and some of our favorites include Grilled Chicken with a Thyme-Carrot Puree, Citrus Roast Salmon with Caramelized Leek, and Vegan Picadillo with Farro.

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Shipping:

Ships to the contiguous United States.

19. SmoothieBox

About this Meal Delivery Service:

SmoothieBox offers curated smoothie subscription boxes that contain a nutritious balance of organic fruits, vegetables, and seeds. You can select boxes that contain a mix of cacao, berry, strawberry banana, green, and clementine smoothie packs, or you can build your own custom box with your favorite flavors. This can be heaven-sent for people who want a healthy smoothie without taking the time to get all the different ingredients and wait for them to blend in a blender. The mixes you select will come in packs instead of containers, which means if you’re rushing out the door, you’ll still have to find a thermos or tumbler to pour your smoothie in before you can enjoy it. Still, your delicious smoothie will be worth it.

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Shipping:

Ships to the contiguous United States. Shipping is free.

20. Veestro

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Veestro specializes in ready-made plant-based meals that are designed to help you achieve your weight loss goals. You can select meals from their regular or weight loss menus, and all meals contain organic ingredients and come pre-made and ready to heat. You can choose to receive 10, 20, or 30 meals every week, and then pick entrees like Eggplant Casserole, South Indian Coconut Stew, and Chick’n Milanese. If you go with the weight loss plan, all of your meals will be designed around meeting 1,200 calories per day - so don't expect to have second servings or feel stuffed.

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Shipping:

Ships to the contiguous United States. Shipping is free.

21. Splendid Spoon

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Splendid Spoon is a plant-based, vegan-prepared meal subscription service that specializes in nutrient-rich smoothies, soups, grain bowls, and more. All of their products are vegan, gluten-free, and made with GMO-free ingredients. Splendid Spoon is by far the most accommodating vegan meal subscription we've come across as you can filter out meals for a large number of allergens and search for meals that fit highly specific diets. When building your box, you can order 7, 14, or 21 meals per week and choose from 22 smoothies, 23 bowls, 8 noodles, and 10 dishes.

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Shipping:

Ships to the contiguous United States. Shipping is free.

22. Mosaic

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Mosaic is THE meal subscription for chef-inspired vegan meals and family-sized portions. There are plenty of veggie bowls, family meals, soups, oat bowls, and other entrees to choose from and each meal only requires 5 minutes or less to heat. Some customer-favorite recipes include Coconut Chickpea Curry, Cranberry Cinnamon Oats, Vegan Penne Vodka, and Buffalo Cauliflower Pasta Bake. You can choose to add 8-12 meals to your box and receive your meals every 1-4 weeks.

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Shipping:

Ships to the contiguous United States. Free shipping on orders over $100. All other orders have a $7.99 shipping fee.

23. Daily Harvest

About this Meal Delivery Service:

Readers continue to rate this service highly, but in 2022, hundreds of subscribers became ill because of the tara flour ingredient in their French Lentil + Leek Crumbles product. Daily Harvest maintains that the crumbles were the first and only one of their products to feature tara flour, and insists that their other 140+ offerings were not affected. However, customers thought that the brand should have been more forthcoming about the situation as it was unfolding.

Daily Harvest offers healthy, pre-portioned plant-based meals and drinks. You can choose from a wide variety of options for delicious meals including smoothies, bowls, flatbreads, soups, ice cream, lattes, and more. In fact, it has by far the most options for any plant-based meal subscription service we've seen. To get started, you'll first need to decide on which size of a box you want. You can choose from small, medium, or large, with each containing 9, 14, and 24 items respectively. Then, simply choose any meal from all meal types to add to your box. 95% of the ingredients that Daily Harvest uses are organic and the company always goes organic for ingredients that appear on the Environmental Working Group's "dirty dozen" list.

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Shipping:

Ships to 95% of the continental United States. Shipping is free.