Blue Apron
$9.99–$12.99/serving.
Exit grade B: Online cancel works, but you click past a retention offer first.
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Blue Apron: $9.99–$12.99/serving. A credit card is required to start. Cancelling is easy - about 8 minutes. Our take: You've got a 6-7 day cutoff window, and canceling is easy - just do it yourself, no fees involved.
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Our take
You've got a 6-7 day cutoff window, and canceling is easy - just do it yourself, no fees involved. Plus there's 50% off your first box and $25 off the next two.
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By the numbers
- Price after
- $9.99 / mo
- Card required
- Yes
- Cancellation
- Easy
- Time to cancel
- ~8 min
What’s new with Blue Apron
- Feature changeAug 4, 2026
Blue Apron stops automatically including eggs in meal kits
Starting with recipes shipping August 10, 2026, Blue Apron no longer automatically packs eggs into meal kits that call for them; customers can use eggs they already have or add a dozen organic, pasture-raised eggs for $6.99 through a new 'Everyday Essentials' section. Blue Apron said it lowered the price on every recipe that calls for eggs as a result of the change.</summary>
via Blue Apron Blog
- Feature changeJul 6, 2026
Blue Apron moves fulfillment to Misfits Market, changes box packaging
Blue Apron announced a partnership with Misfits Market to handle order fulfillment and shipping, and said recipe ingredients will no longer be grouped in individual bags but instead packed loose in sections within the box to cut waste. The company also said customers would be able to browse and schedule up to six weeks of menus in advance by the end of July.
via Blue Apron Blog
Cancellation guide
How to cancel Blue Apron
Documented · ~8 min
- 01
Sign in and go to Account Settings, then the Plan Settings section, and click Edit.
- 02
Next to Manage Subscription, click Pause/Cancel Subscription.
- 03
Blue Apron offers a pause first; to fully cancel, scroll to the bottom and click the small cancel link, then select a reason.
- 04
Cancel before your weekly order cutoff, usually about 6 to 7 days before your delivery day. Any order already marked Processed or Shipped cannot be cancelled and will still be charged.
Full guide: how to cancel Blue Apron
Blue Apron free trial - frequently asked
- How much does Blue Apron cost?
- Blue Apron costs $9.99 per month.
- How do I cancel Blue Apron?
- To cancel Blue Apron: 1. Sign in and go to Account Settings, then the Plan Settings section, and click Edit; 2. Next to Manage Subscription, click Pause/Cancel Subscription; 3. Blue Apron offers a pause first; to fully cancel, scroll to the bottom and click the small cancel link, then select a reason; 4. Cancel before your weekly order cutoff, usually about 6 to 7 days before your delivery day. Any order already marked Processed or Shipped cannot be cancelled and will still be charged. It takes about 8 minutes and is rated easy to cancel.
- Do I need a credit card for the Blue Apron trial?
- Yes - Blue Apron requires a credit card to start the free trial, so note when it converts to a paid plan.
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