Thrive Market

Appreciate this source for interesting and convenient shopping, and appreciate the free item offers... I do think the annual member fee is a bit high though.

I love a Thrive for identifying and making available products which promoting health and being produced in such a way that supports our planet and humans.

It was a pleasure to see all of the products I use at my fingertips. The prices are great as is the ease of navigating the product search and ordering.

You can't beat thrive market for the quality of what's the best prices for their customers. Well worth the membership fee! I am one satisfied customer:-)

I love Thrive Market... it has amazing selections and I can avoid foods with Soy! The customer service is superb and there team is definitely a customer matter first philosophy!

Customer service is excellent! I ordered for the first time last week and I just placed another order. Shipping was quick and everything was packed nicely.

Just placed my second order... love the Imported Italian items along with wonderful organic item! I typically purchase at Mrs. Greens that is terribly overpriced!

Great customer serviceI just signed up with this company to help get my keto products at a good price and they actually got right back to me and fix the problem I had within seconds

What I like the most about Thrive Market is that I'm able to buy paleo products per diet without needing to check all the ingredients product by product. I don't give full five stars because I cannot find all the paleo brands I buy, like Caveman Foods products that I love or more variety of Siete Foods products or even the Julian's Bakery paleo protein shake. If there were more brands available, it would be absolutely perfect!

I love the ease of ordering and selections. Being able to shop by diet is genius especially for keto or paleo beginners. Very upfront membership and shipping guidelines.

Flav city with Bobby Parrish shared yoir site. Wish you had more Siete products but I'm anxious to try all the great healthy foods. Easy to shop for anti inflammatory diet.

1) They lie about the discount. I have registered an FTC complaint. $20 off is not "25% off"

2) They use OnTrac, otherwise known as OnCrack as a delivery service. No doorbell, no knock, boxes smell like they were shipped in a trash truck.

3) Potato chips are NOT packing material. Hey, dumbasses, you DO realize I can hit safeway of all places and get those chips for exactly the same price AND THEY ARE NOT CRUSHED?

3) You tell them to cancel and they treat it as a negotiation. Gonna be fun to tell my ba4k to reverse the charges.

Just another lesson in scammers selling feelgood bull$#*! and lying the whole time I guess.

Stay FAR FAR AWAY

I had no idea there was an automatic annual membership fee after 30 days. I thought the trial was a trial with free shipping on your first 3 orders. I didn't realize I had been billed until after 6 months so there was no refund option. I'm angry and embarrassed that this happened. Now I have to set a reminder so I remember to try to cancel this "membership" I never wanted before it randomly renews me without my permission for another year. I think I'm done with most online shopping anymore. I'd rather waste the gas and drive to a physical store that might not even stock what I'm looking for than deal with online stores for fear of this happening again. At least a membership fee for Sams Club, Costco, and BJs is something Inwouldnuse more often and it's totally upfront about the cost. Thrive Market has good deals but I literally could have bought what I bought there in a store or for a few dollars more at another online health store I have used in the past that doesn't sign me up for a paid membership with no notification. Maybe I should check my statements more carefully but I'm usually in a rush and I never even saw they billed me. It seems wrong to penalize someone for something like this. They're a good company if you know what you're getting into but if you didn't realize there was a membership then you'll probably be shocked to find out you have been billed. I think more than the money I just feel humiliated, like a moron for allowing myself to be tricked.

This isn't my go-to for shopping, because I'm not yet convinced organic products are worth the extra money. However, for those who don't live 5 minutes away from a grocery store or have particular dietary restrictions (necessary or assumed), Thrive could be a great option. You can filter by restrictions or values, and they have quite a few options for quite a few of those categories. I shop for someone who can't eat dairy, and there have been life-changing solutions discovered here. (Okay, maybe that's a little over-dramatic, but it's been huge.)

Thrive has a lot more than just packaged food, too. They have household supplies of all sort in addition to clean wines and even frozen (presumably--I've not ordered it before) meat. This could, conceivably, replace grocery store trips if enough planning is done.

However, I do buy a lot of superfluous, snacky things that I wouldn't buy otherwise. I'm not diligent enough to know if the annual fee is worth the savings. A plus, though, is that every membership purchased results in one being donated to someone in need. You can also donate your savings, or a portion thereof, from every order to help those in need.

Like many other have said, this company is very misleading. Canceling a membership is almost IMPOSSIBLE; the website doesn't allow you to cancel the auto-renewal, and it takes several calls to cancel it.
- The products are NOT any cheaper than in my regular Krogers or HEB. Actually, i found many products are much more expensive.
- The shipping process is another bad thing; the items arrive at different times, which higher your chances of just going to the grocery store and buying that ingredient that Thrive hasn't shipped.

JUST DONT SIGN UP!

Initially, I signed up because having organic goods shipped to your house at a lower price seemed like a good idea. After being a member for 2 years, Ive come to realize, Im not saving all that much.

Thrive claims my savings is huge, upwards of $600 a year. I dont know where they get that info from but I did some investigating and record keeping on my own and found their claims to be false in my case.

Aside from a few things that are sold at a discount on Thrive market, majority of the goods are basically priced competitively with my neighborhood Whole Foods, Trader Joes, or Ralphs/Kroger market. Sometimes things I purchase are the same price, sometimes its a savings of a few cents which isnt worth it for me. The one thing I purchase on a regular basis is pasta sauce and thats been 2-3 dollars less a jar than at the local stores. Otherwise, the savings simply arent there to justify the annual fee for me. It may be wonderful for other people who happen to buy items that have discounts greater than a few pennies, and Im happy for them, sadly, I dont fall into that category. For that reason, I wont be using them anymore. I highly suggest you do some homework before signing up to make sure you are, indeed, saving enough to make the hefty annual fee worth it. Dont take their word for it because it wasnt true in my case.

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Have been using Thrive for just over a year and have loved absolutely everything I have tried. My "over and over again" orders include Thrive Dry Roasted and Salted Cashews, The Ginger People Pickled Ginger, Divina Dolmas Stuffed Grape Leaves, Epic Smoked Salmon Bites, Thrive Organic Ginger Cubes, Pacific Foods Organic Broths, Thrive Organic Bread and Butter Pickles and Thrive Baby Kosher Dills. I have had a blast trying so many sauces by a variety of excellent companies and endless chocolate bars, chocolate covered nuts, rice and rice blends, oils and dressings. Can't say enough good things about the bounty and quality they offer. And the prices are fantastic, as is their giving back.

This company tries to force you into an annual membership without making it clear what they are doing or what they are charging on your items purchase page. The site does not advertise its membership basis properly at all. I ordered something from them a few months ago and they were about to charge the membership until I stopped them doing so. A few weeks ago I ordered again on the site totally forgetting this was the scumbag company that had tried to sneak in a membership charge before without letting you know. This time they charged the membership at the same time as the the charge for the products but there was absolutely no indication of this charge on the purchase bill total. When I rang them to cancel they refused to give me a full refund for the membership, forcing me instead to accept 6 months membership. I never received a receipt for the membership charge. I got the information from PayPal a day later.
If this company is thriving - it is doing so dishonestly.
Beware!

UPDATE:
After, writing this review - another on Trustpilot - raising a resolution with PayPal - they have agreed to give me a full refund and cancel the membership. The above review remains for the hassle it took to get it back and for their thinking that it was OK to conduct business in this way in the first place.

I purchased one item on site for less than ten dollars in 2016, I didn't know anything about the annual scam membership fee, they've been billing me every year for over fifty dollars, now I'm going to report these scammers to the Feds, local authorities, state attorny and BBB in Culver City.

To make cancelling a membership in this type of flow is illegal - hence Comcast being sued in the past over hiding their cancellation options deep within their accounts section. I screenshotted this process to share with my coworkers (we're UX/UI designers). First of all, requiring people to Call or Email you to cancel a digital membership is absurd and done as a lame way to force people into an uncomfortable circumstance where some people will just give in and keep their account open (speaks for the lack of respect Thrive Market has for their customers). I finally found within their FAQs section a single link at the end of an article to cancel without having to contact them directly. That process (once I selected to cancel), took 7 additional confirmation steps to actually cancel the membership. This is beyond the line of being desperate. Thrive Market should consider being more transparent and less pathetic with how you treat your customers. To even require a "membership" in order to buy from your online grocery store is ridiculous in itself - you're prices are no different than local stores... there is nothing special about Thrive Market other than you have won the cake for the amount of steps to confirm cancellation of a digital membership.

It's nice to be able to do very little research for clean food. We really love there selection of organic meats and clean keto foods. Great snack selection too.

Thrive sent me a $50 gift card when I was out of work from COVID. You can't know how much this helped me. How much I needed it. I am forever grateful to the patrons who donate and make this possible.