Firstleaf
$90/month (6 bottles @ $15 each) + shipping after.
Exit grade C: You can cancel online, but it is buried behind a multi-screen retention flow.
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Firstleaf: $90/month (6 bottles @ $15 each) + shipping after. A credit card is required to start. Cancelling is moderate. Our take: Cancel 5–7 days before next ship or you're locked into a $90 box.
Last verified: July 22, 2026
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Our take
Cancel 5–7 days before next ship or you're locked into a $90 box. Far more aggressive than Naked Wines. (First 6 bottles for $39.95 + free shipping)
The honest data
By the numbers
- Price after
- $90.00 / mo
- Card required
- Yes
- Cancellation
- Medium
Firstleaf free trial - frequently asked
- How much does Firstleaf cost?
- Firstleaf costs $90.00 per month.
- Do I need a credit card for the Firstleaf trial?
- Yes - Firstleaf requires a credit card to start the free trial, so note when it converts to a paid plan.
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