Marley Spoon
Marley Spoon is a weekly meal-kit subscription, not a free trial.
Exit grade C: You can cancel online, but the cancel button is buried behind extra screens.
On marleyspoon.com
We may earn a commission (via awin) - it doesn't change our verdict. How we get paid →
Then come back.
We'll track Marley Spoon for you - reminders days before renewal, so deciding is always on your schedule.
Track this trialQuick answer
Marley Spoon: Marley Spoon is a weekly meal-kit subscription, not a free trial. A credit card is required to start. Cancelling is easy - about 3 minutes. Our take: Marley Spoon is the meal kit for people who actually like cooking.
Last verified: July 22, 2026
On marleyspoon.com
Our take
Marley Spoon is the meal kit for people who actually like cooking. The recipes carry Martha Stewart's name and reviewers consistently rate them a notch above the mass-market kits in ambition and flavor, with a 100-plus item weekly menu that includes quick and no-prep options. It is also the priciest kit in its class, so the intro discount does real work and the honest thing to know is how the weekly rhythm runs. Each week bills about 5 to 6 days before delivery, and the cutoff to skip, swap meals, or cancel ahead of that box is 11:59 pm the night before billing. Skipping is unlimited and self-serve up to 8 weeks ahead, and cancellation is a few clicks in your account settings, no phone call. The one date that matters is that weekly cutoff: a box already past it ships and bills even if you cancel the same day. Track it here and we send a reminder before each renewal, so nothing surprises you.
Photos: Stock photography via Pexels (Cup of Couple, Viktoria Slowikowska, Cristian Mihaila, Campbell Downie)
Marley Spoon plans at a glance
| 2 people | 4 people | |
|---|---|---|
| Meals per week | 2 to 6 | 2 to 6 |
| Price per serving (list) | about $10.49 to $12.99 | about $8.69 to $9.99 |
| Cheapest weekly box (list) | about $62.95 | about $104 |
| Shipping | about $10.99 per box | about $10.99 per box |
| Weekly skip | Unlimited, up to 8 weeks ahead | Unlimited, up to 8 weeks ahead |
| Cutoff to change or cancel a box | 11:59 pm, about 5 to 6 days before delivery | 11:59 pm, about 5 to 6 days before delivery |
List prices researched 2026-07-20; intro discounts change what you actually pay for the first five boxes. Confirm current pricing on the signup screen.
What you get
The Marley Spoon Marley Spoon weekly plan (2 or 4 people, 2 to 6 meals per week) plan
Included · 6
A weekly box of pre-portioned ingredients and step-by-step recipe cards, sized to your plan (2 or 4 people, 2 to 6 meals a week)
A rotating weekly menu of 100-plus options, including 15-minute recipes, no-prep prepared meals, and Martha Stewart branded dishes
A steep new-customer discount spread over your first five boxes, biggest on box one, with the current offer shown at signup
Unlimited self-serve skips up to 8 weeks ahead, so vacations and busy weeks do not have to mean a wasted box
The option to change delivery day, plan size, and meal picks each week before the weekly cutoff
Fully online account management, including cancellation, with no phone call required
Worth knowing
A free trial - the intro offer is a discount on paid boxes, and a card is required from day one
A box-by-box opt-in - the subscription is weekly by default, and a week you do not skip becomes a box of chef-selected meals that bills automatically
The ability to stop a box after the weekly cutoff - orders lock about 5 to 6 days before delivery at 11:59 pm the night before billing, and a locked box ships and bills even if you cancel
Intro pricing on later boxes - after the first five, you pay list price, and some premium menu items carry per-serving surcharges
A published satisfaction guarantee - ingredient problems reported within 7 days are typically resolved with account credits rather than cash refunds
The honest data
By the numbers
- Price after
- $62.95 / mo
- Card required
- Yes
- Cancellation
- Easy
- Time to cancel
- ~3 min
Around the web
What others say about Marley Spoon
Curated outside takes. We don't edit them, we just point at them.
At a glance
3 reviews from 3 sources
Topline: Mostly positive
2 positive1 mixed
Our read across dimensions
- Product quality
- Value
- Cancellation
- Honest billing
- Customer support
Reviewer
The Kitchn
I tried Martha Stewart's meal kits for 4 weeks in a row - my honest review
“A month of testing found the recipes reliably delicious and more elevated than typical kits, best suited to people who genuinely enjoy cooking.”
Independent editorial review; takeaway summarized from the piece, which is updated over time.
Read on thekitchn.comReviewer
Taste of Home
Marley Spoon review - I tried Martha Stewart's meal delivery service
“Recommends it for foodies who want to expand their repertoire with gourmet-leaning recipes, noting some run complex enough to feel like weekend projects.”
Independent editorial review; sentiment summarized from the piece.
Read on tasteofhome.com
Reviews worth watching
Human reviews of Marley Spoon we think are worth ten minutes. They play right here, and the view still counts for the creator.
Marley Spoon Review: Is Martha Stewart's Meal Kit Worth It?
Food Box HQ
A real cook-and-taste review with an honest verdict at the five minute mark. Filmed in 2023, so double-check current pricing on our page above.
Watch on YouTube - Food Box HQ
Cancellation guide
How to cancel Marley Spoon
Documented · ~3 min
- 01
Decide before your weekly cutoff: orders lock at 11:59 pm the night before billing, about 5 to 6 days ahead of delivery, and a locked box will still ship and bill
- 02
If you just want a break, use Skip this order in the Orders area instead - skips are unlimited and available up to 8 weeks ahead
- 03
To cancel, sign in at marleyspoon.com and open your account Settings
- 04
Choose Pause or stop subscription, then Cancel my subscription
- 05
Decline the retention offer if one appears, complete the short exit survey, and confirm - you should see an on-screen confirmation
- 06
If you have account credits from past ingredient issues, use them before you cancel, since credits stay with the account
Marley Spoon free trial - frequently asked
- How much does Marley Spoon cost?
- Marley Spoon costs $62.95 per month for the Marley Spoon weekly plan (2 or 4 people, 2 to 6 meals per week) plan.
- How do I cancel Marley Spoon?
- To cancel Marley Spoon: 1. Decide before your weekly cutoff: orders lock at 11:59 pm the night before billing, about 5 to 6 days ahead of delivery, and a locked box will still ship and bill; 2. If you just want a break, use Skip this order in the Orders area instead - skips are unlimited and available up to 8 weeks ahead; 3. To cancel, sign in at marleyspoon.com and open your account Settings; 4. Choose Pause or stop subscription, then Cancel my subscription; 5. Decline the retention offer if one appears, complete the short exit survey, and confirm - you should see an on-screen confirmation; 6. If you have account credits from past ingredient issues, use them before you cancel, since credits stay with the account. It takes about 3 minutes and is rated easy to cancel.
- Do I need a credit card for the Marley Spoon trial?
- Yes - Marley Spoon requires a credit card to start the free trial, so note when it converts to a paid plan.
More Meal Kits trials
Home Chef
Free
-
After
$9.99
Kept
-
“The intro discount is real money off, and cancelling is genuinely easy - it's all in Account Settings, no phone call, no retention gauntlet. The one thing to watch isn't the cancel, it's the calendar: skips and cancellations have to be in by noon CT the Friday before your delivery, so a box you forgot to skip still ships and still charges. Set the reminder, and this is a low-risk one to try.”
Trifecta
Free
-
After
$15.86
Kept
-
“Trifecta is the organic, macro-balanced pick in prepared meals: fully cooked single-serve dishes built around premium proteins and organic ingredients, with the macros printed on every label, which is why it lands with athletes, GLP-1 users, and anyone tracking intake rather than cooking. Reviewers from Healthline to the fitness community praise the sourcing and the convenience, and customer support earns consistent goodwill. Two things are worth understanding going in. First, the food is nutrition-first: taste and portion size draw mixed reviews, and at $11 to $17 a meal plus $9.99 shipping it reads as a premium, so it fits convenience-and-macros priorities more than budget or big-flavor ones. Second, this is a weekly plan that keeps going on its own, and each order locks at 11:59pm PT the Friday before its delivery week, with cancellation handled by phone, email, or chat rather than a one-click button. Miss that cutoff and the next box is already in motion. Track Trifecta here and we send a reminder before each weekly cutoff, so nothing surprises you.”
Tempo by Home Chef
Free
-
After
-
Kept
-
“Tempo is Home Chef's ready-to-heat sister brand - single-serving meals that microwave in about two minutes, no cooking. If your bottleneck is time, not ingredients, that's the real draw. Same easy account-based skip/cancel as Home Chef, same Friday-noon-CT deadline to watch. Just price it honestly against your grocery run: per-serving cost plus shipping adds up faster than the kit brands, so it earns its keep on convenience, not savings.”