At time of publish, weekly plans start at $70 for 3 meals with 2 servings each, with costs increasing as more food is added to your delivery. Shipping is always free for orders of $70 or more. Food items are sold in “credits” that are provided based on the subscription plan.

Hungryroot is a unique, vegan-friendly way to shop for your groceries. Here are some of the best plant-based finds at the online store. If you hate grocery shopping, you're not alone - heading out to the store can be time-consuming and a little dull.

As the company neared the million-dollar mark in early 2017, McKean made the choice to stop taking orders and shut down its own food manufacturing facility. Hungryroot lost all of its revenue overnight.

How Much Does Hungryroot Cost? The price of your Hungryroot subscription depends on how many recipes you want to try out each week as well as how many servings you need. Weekly plans range from as little as $66 to as much as $135 if you're signing up for just lunch and/or dinner.

Ben McKean Ben McKean is the Founder and CEO of Hungryroot, the AI-driven grocery and recipe service that is redefining food-at-home, making it more personal, sustainable and economical.

The company achieved YTD profitability and is set up for continued profitable growth in 2023 and beyond. "In 2019, we pivoted to become an AI-driven, truly personalized healthy grocery and recipe service," said Ben McKean, Founder and CEO of Hungryroot.

The company was founded in 2015 and is based in New York, New York.

When Hungryroot, the grocery delivery-healthy meal planning hybrid, launched in 2015, the e-tailer sold just six items. Those handful of sauces and veggie-based noodles “recreated frozen dinner in a fresh, healthy format,” CEO and founder Ben McKean told WGB.

Using machine learning to build shopping lists. Unlike membership fee-based e-commerce grocery companies like Thrive Market, Hungryroot relies on a subscription model. New customers must first take a quiz to suss out their grocery preferences: Are you pescatarian or tree nut-free?