EveryPlate review
Updated September 30, 2026 · TreatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
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.
Key facts
- Best for
- US households that want cheap servings and mixed meal types
- Price per serving
- $5.99 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Recipes per week
- 35 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Shipping fee
- $10.99 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Introductory discount
- 57% (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Skip or pause online
- Yes (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Markets
- US (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Legal entity
- Grocery Delivery E-Services USA Inc., d/b/a EveryPlate (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Headquarters
- United States (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Support channels
- Email, Chat, Phone, Help-centre (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Products
- Meal kit, Prepared meals, Desserts
- Diets
- Vegetarian, Low calorie, Family
- Official website
- everyplate.com
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- Trustpilot
Pros and cons
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%).
- An introductory offer of 57% lowers the cost of trying the plan.
- Support covers email, chat and phone, giving more ways to reach a person than a centre only service.
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.
- Its markets are US, so a household outside the US is not in the areas it covers.
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.
Prices
EveryPlate's plan is listed at $5.99 per serving, and shipping is quoted separately at $10.99. Read the two lines together, because either one on its own flatters the offer. The serving figure says what a single meal costs inside the plan; the shipping figure says what each delivery adds on top, and it decides whether a light week or a full family order is the better value. They also answer different questions about plan size. $5.99 scales with the number of servings you cook, so a household that works its way through the plan spreads a single $10.99 charge across many meals. That charge does not scale the same way, which is why two households on the same plan can pay very different totals. Neither figure is tied to a set number of deliveries, so the plan costs the same per serving and per delivery whether you order for a short stretch or a long one. This is a plan to compare on both numbers side by side with a rival kit, rather than on a single headline.
Core features
The plan turns on a short list of things: how much menu arrives each week, what it costs at the start, and how easily a delivery can be stepped over. The menu rotates through 35 recipes a week, enough variety to keep a family from eating the same dinner twice inside a week, and less than the very largest catalogues. The introductory offer of 57% is the figure to weigh on arrival, since that is where most readers make their first comparison between kits. Skipping is available at any time, so a week that does not suit can be stepped over and the plan picks up again afterwards. Each of these is a flexibility question rather than a quality one, and all of them point the same way for a household that plans its cooking a week at a time.
How it compares on our data
Two rows carry most of the weight in these comparisons, and EveryPlate splits them. On price per serving it ranks 5 among the 21 brands compared, which places the serving price toward the cheaper end of the field and is the stronger of the two showings. On recipes per week it ranks 14 of the 19 brands measured, so the menu sits well below the middle of that column rather than above it. A split like this tells you which argument to make. If the deciding factor is what a serving costs, the price row is the one to read and the recipe row is beside the point. If the deciding factor is how much choice lands in the plan each week, the ranking runs the other way and the price advantage buys less variety. Neither row says anything about delivery, support or where a brand operates, so use them to narrow the field and check the rest of the listing before you commit to a plan.
The company behind it
EveryPlate is operated by Grocery Delivery E-Services USA Inc., d/b/a EveryPlate, and the company is based in the United States. Those details place the service inside a single market: the terms, the shipping address and the support team all sit in the same country, so a reader ordering from elsewhere is reading about a service that will not reach them. Support runs on email, chat and phone, which pairs a help centre for questions that can be looked up with live routes for anything time-sensitive, such as a delivery that has gone wrong. Having a searchable centre alongside a direct line is what lets a household settle a problem in a single exchange rather than waiting on replies. Nothing here is a red flag on its own. Read beside the price and menu rows, the picture is a modest operation in one country with a broad support offering.
How EveryPlate compares
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Where EveryPlate is available
- Available
- United States
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Frequently asked questions
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.
How many recipes are on the menu each week?+
The plan rotates through 35 recipes a week. That is a moderate weekly shelf, so a household that likes to pick a different dish most nights has room to choose, while one that wants a very wide menu each week will find the rotation repeat sooner than at some larger kits.
Can I skip a delivery or pause the plan?+
Yes. EveryPlate lets you skip a delivery at any time, and skipping is not the same as cancelling: your plan and its $5.99 serving price stay in place for the weeks you do want, and help is available on email, chat and phone if you need to change more than a single week.
Which countries can I order from?+
EveryPlate runs in US and is based in the United States, so this is a single market offer aimed at households in the US. If you are ordering for an address outside the US, this is not a service that will reach you, and a brand with wider coverage would suit that order better.
How do I get help with an order?+
EveryPlate offers support through email, chat and phone, so a question can go by email, chat or phone, or be looked up in the help centre. For a delivery problem, a phone call is the most direct of those routes, while the help centre is the place to check details before ordering.
What kinds of food come in the box?+
The catalogue covers meal kit, prepared meals and desserts, so a single account can hold both cook-from-scratch kits and meals that only need reheating, plus sweets. That mix suits households where some nights call for cooking and others call for speed.
Are there diet-specific meals?+
The menu covers vegetarian, low calorie and family, a short list centred on everyday needs rather than specialist eating. Vegetarian and lower-calorie households are served well, while anyone looking for vegan, gluten-free or keto options in the same plan would find a narrower choice here.
Sources
- everyplate.com checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Introductory discount, Markets, Price per serving, Shipping fee
“'$2.99/meal' offer is based on 57% off your first box for a 2-person, 3-recipe subscription.”
- everyplate.com/about/app checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Products
“Choose from 35+ craveworthy recipes each week, plus groceries, lunches, snacks, and desserts”
- everyplate.com/terms checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, Legal entity, Skip or pause online, Support channels
“general corporate offices at: 28 Liberty Street, 10th floor, New York, NY 10005”
- everyplate.com/about/menus-and-plans checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Diets, Recipes per week
“EveryPlate offers diverse plans, including Meat & Veggies, Vegetarian, Quick & Easy (under 30 minutes), Nutrish & Delish (under 650 calories), and Family Favorite options.”
Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
What changed
- September 30, 2026: score was 9.1, now 9.2