Updated October 1, 2026 · TreatCue Editorial Team

CookUnity vs EveryPlate

CookUnity scores 8.9 and EveryPlate 9.2 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

CookUnity

8.9/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

EveryPlate

9.2/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

CookUnity vs EveryPlate
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EveryPlateEveryPlate
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Price per serving$12.59$5.99Lower
Recipes per week400Higher35
Shipping fee$10Lower$10.99
Introductory discount50%57%Higher
Recyclable packagingYesNot confirmed

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Key differences

  • EveryPlate scores higher overall: 9.2 vs 8.9.
  • Price per serving is lower at EveryPlate: $5.99 vs $12.59.
  • Recipes per week is higher at CookUnity: 400 vs 35.
  • Shipping fee is lower at CookUnity: $10 vs $10.99.
  • Introductory discount is higher at EveryPlate: 57% vs 50%.
  • Support channels: only EveryPlate offers Phone.
  • Products: only CookUnity offers Diet meals, Breakfast.
  • Products: only EveryPlate offers Meal kit.
  • Diets: only CookUnity offers Vegan, Keto, Gluten free.

Our verdict on each

CookUnity

CookUnity suits US households that want choice rather than a set weekly plan, and readers who would rather reorder than cook from a kit. With 400 recipes a week, skip anytime and recyclable packaging, it leads this group on breadth, while $12.59 per serving plus $10 delivery keeps it off the budget shortlist.

Read the full CookUnity review

EveryPlate

EveryPlate is a US-only family meal kit that holds the serving price at $5.99 and lets you skip deliveries at any time. It suits households that cook several meals a week and want meal kits, prepared meals and desserts in the same order.

Read the full EveryPlate review

Score breakdown

CookUnity vs EveryPlate
AreaCookUnityEveryPlate
Cost8.5Per serving sits at $12.59 with $10 delivery, ranking 17 of 21.9.0HigherServing price $5.99 plus $10.99 shipping, ranking 5 of 21 brands.
Offer9.4HigherOffer rests on 400 recipes a week, skip anytime, and 50% off at entry.9.3Menu of 35 recipes a week, skipping at any time, and an introductory offer of 57%.

By the numbers

CookUnity vs EveryPlate
FactCookUnityEveryPlate
Price per serving$12.59$5.99
Recipes per week40035
Shipping fee$10$10.99
Introductory discount50%57%

Pick CookUnity if, pick EveryPlate if

Pick CookUnity if recipes per week and shipping fee matter most.

Pick EveryPlate if cost, price per serving, and introductory discount matter most.

Where they rank in our lists

CookUnity vs EveryPlate
RankingCookUnityEveryPlate
Prepared meal delivery8 of 667 of 66

Every fact side by side

CookUnity vs EveryPlate
FactCookUnityEveryPlate
ProductsPrepared meals, Diet meals, Breakfast, DessertsMeal kit, Prepared meals, Desserts
DietsVegetarian, Vegan, Keto, Gluten free, Low calorie, High protein, FamilyCovers moreVegetarian, Low calorie, Family
Legal entityCookUnity Inc.Grocery Delivery E-Services USA Inc., d/b/a EveryPlate
HeadquartersNot confirmedUnited States
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Help centreEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

CookUnity vs EveryPlate
FactCookUnityEveryPlateMedian
Price per serving$12.59above the median$5.99lowest quarter$10.49
Recipes per week400highest quarter35below the median40
Shipping fee$10above the median$10.99above the median$9.99
Introductory discount50%above the median57%highest quarter30%

Median across 21 listed brands.

Pros and cons

CookUnity

Pros

  • Menu breadth: 400 recipes a week, placing CookUnity at 1 of 19 brands on that measure.
  • Skip anytime, yes, so a delivery can be paused between weeks without placing a call.
  • Recyclable packaging, yes, so containers sort with household recycling instead of general waste.

Cons

  • Cost is the weaker side, with $12.59 per serving plus $10 delivery putting CookUnity at 17 of 21 brands on price per serving.
  • The delivery charge of $10 applies to every box, so it carries a heavier share of the bill on a small order than a large one.
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre only, so there is no phone line for anyone who wants to talk a delivery through.

EveryPlate

Pros

  • Serving price of $5.99 ranks 5 among the 21 brands compared, so cost is the strongest part of the offer.
  • The catalogue spans meal kit, prepared meals and desserts, so a household can mix cook-from-scratch kits with ready meals, where HelloFresh lists meal kit, family meals and diet meals.
  • Skipping is available at any time, the same as every brand in the meal kit ranking (100%).

Cons

  • A weekly menu of 35 recipes ranks 14 of the 19 brands measured, so choice is the weak side of the offer.
  • Shipping is listed apart from the serving price at $10.99, so it adds to $5.99 rather than forming part of it.
  • The diet list is vegetarian, low calorie and family, with no vegan, keto or gluten-free option in it.

Who each suits

CookUnity

Who it suits

  • US households that prefer cooking from a kit to heating a ready container, since HelloFresh covers meal kit, family meals and diet meals.
  • US households that want ready meals across the day plus desserts, which prepared meals and breakfast leaves out.
  • US shoppers who want one subscription covering a wide diet range alongside weekly skips, instead of splitting an order with Hungryroot, whose meal kit, prepared meals and diet meals mixes kits and ready meals but stops at fewer diets.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Readers outside the US, since CookUnity runs in US while a service such as HelloFresh is built for other markets.
  • Shoppers treating price per serving as the deciding factor, where $12.59 ranks 17 of 21 and Hungryroot or HelloFresh are worth weighing.
  • People who prefer phone support, since support runs on email, chat and help centre only.

EveryPlate

Who it suits

  • Households feeding several people who put a low serving price, $5.99, above a very large weekly menu.
  • Cooks who want meal kits and ready meals in the same account, with 57% off the start.
  • Readers who want help on email, chat and phone and the freedom to skip a week.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Cooks chasing a bigger weekly menu: HelloFresh covers meal kit, family meals and diet meals, adding family, diet and breakfast meals to the kits.
  • Readers who want a single brand to cover prepared meals, diet meals, breakfast and desserts: Dinnerly lists meal kit, family meals and prepared meals.
  • Anyone outside the US, since EveryPlate runs in the United States.

Current offers

CookUnity

Current offer

  • First period offer

    50% off your first week: 50% off first week (meals from $6.30 instead of $12.59)

    First box only, new customers; cannot be postponed, saved or skipped; not refundable

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

  • Bonus

    Two Free Premium Meals per week: Up to 2 free premium meals per week (1 on 4- or 6-meal plans)

    New customers with an active subscription; website orders only, not in the app; forfeited if not added before the weekly order cutoff; ends if subscription cancelled; taxes, shipping and other premiums excluded

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

  • Bonus

    Dessert for Life complimentary dessert: Complimentary dessert each order, up to $4.99 value

    New customers with a qualifying auto-renewing subscription in select zip codes; customer pays any amount over $4.99; excludes premiums, taxes and shipping; ends if subscription cancelled

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

EveryPlate

Current offer

  • First period offer

    $2.99/meal on your first box: $2.99 per serving (57% off first box)

    New customers only, qualifying auto-renewing subscription, based on a 2-person 3-recipe subscription; discounts vary for other meal plans and sizes; shipping fee applies; void outside the U.S.

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

CookUnity vs EveryPlate
CountryCookUnityEveryPlate
United StatesYesYes

Questions about each

CookUnity

How much does CookUnity cost per serving?+

CookUnity's plan works out at $12.59 per serving, and delivery is $10. Those two figures make up the whole running cost: the per serving price covers the food and the delivery fee covers getting it to you, and neither shifts with how many weeks you keep ordering. Budget for them together.

What discount do new CookUnity customers get?+

New signups receive 50% off, which lowers the entry price rather than the ongoing one. Treat $12.59 per serving plus $10 delivery as the figure that decides whether you stay past the opening weeks. If you only plan a short run of deliveries, the offer carries more weight.

EveryPlate

What does a serving cost, and is delivery extra?+

EveryPlate's plan is priced at $5.99 per serving, and shipping is listed separately at $10.99. Because the two figures are quoted apart from each other, the sensible way to compare kits is to take the serving price, multiply it by the servings you would actually cook, then add the delivery charge for that order.

Is there a discount for a first order?+

EveryPlate runs an introductory offer of 57% for new customers. It is the figure to weigh against the serving price of $5.99, because the introductory discount applies at the start, while the per-serving price and the $10.99 shipping charge shape what you pay on the deliveries that follow.

EveryPlate

EveryPlate

Higher score in this comparison

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