There is no fee for starting Hungryroot. You simply sign up for weekly deliveries that you can pause at any time. You have the option of three different sized boxes: small ($69/week), medium ($99/week), and large ($129/week).

Yes, we are! We deliver groceries weekly to help you stock your fridge with tasty + healthy food.

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? Do you like a big breakfast?

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.

Unlike other meal kit delivery services, Hungryroot provides personalized grocery recommendations along with a weekly meal plan. In addition to the items you'll need to prepare your meals each week, the service offers groceries such as fresh fruit, sous vide eggs, healthier packaged snacks, and pantry staples.

A meal kit is a subscription service–foodservice business model where a company sends customers pre-portioned and sometimes partially-prepared food ingredients and recipes to prepare home-cooked meals. Services that send pre-cooked meals are called meal delivery services.

Delivered through a subscription service, meal kits provide pre-measured ingredients and easy-to-follow recipes so home cooks can prepare chef-crafted meals from the comfort of their own kitchens. Subscribers can customize their meal plan settings based on dietary preference and desired number of meals.

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.

Can you invest in Hungryroot? Hungryroot is a privately held company and is not publicly traded on NYSE or NASDAQ in the U.S. To buy pre-IPO shares of a private company, you need to be an accredited investor.

For lunch and dinner, choose from options like tacos, stir-fries, grain bowls, salads, proteins with vegetables, sandwiches, wraps, flatbreads, burgers, "Roast + Ready" entrees, pastas, and veggie bowls. There are even snack options like olives, chips, beef jerky, popcorn, pickles, crackers, cheese, and fruit snacks.

Subscription Products are products where a customer must pay a subscription price to have access to the product or service and they get billed on a recurring schedule.

Subscription models are convenient for customers. And, if they can get a product (that they like) delivered when they need it, with little to no effort on their part - sign them up. Subscriptions save people from having to research new products and shop for them in stores, creating a more seamless customer experience.

A food and drink subscription is a service that provides specialty products on a recurring basis. You can choose to gift one time or on a monthly basis based on the specific subscription service.

It helps to reduce food waste By subscribing to a healthy food delivery service, you can cut back or eliminate food waste because the portions are measured exactly for you to consume during a meal. There won't be putting (and forgetting) any leftovers in the fridge.

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.

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. Prior to Hungryroot, Ben was a Vice President and General Manager at Groupon, overseeing their food and beverage business.