Thrive Market

Basically, like an online Whole Foods. You can get some decent pantry staples for your special Whole30/Keto/Paleo diet but that's about it. In my opinion, not worth the membership cost and I'm not sure they really save you money. You'd have to order a LOT of food per month (at MIN over $100) to see a return on investment.

Of course, it's convenient and can help cut down on trips to the grocery store. But, fundamentally, you'd still need to go to the store to get fresh produce so.

Additionally, when you cancel you have to talk to customer service. They do offer you free two months to stay, which was nice. However, I explicity asked to be sure that I was notified BEFORE the paid renewal period to assess whether or not I would continue the service. Of course, they didn't notify me and I was charged a monthly membership without notice. I don't appreciate brands who try to sneak one by their customers like that, so I asked for a refund (twice) and cancellation.

Overall, not great. Wouldn't recommend unless you're just wanting a delivery service to deliver some pantry items.

UPDATE: I DID NOT MISS YOUR EMAIL. YOU DID NOT SEND A RENEWAL EMAIL. THANKS. DOWNGRADING TO ONE STAR BECAUSE WOW. JUST SAY YOU MESSED UP AND MOVE ON.

Apparently this company trains its representatives to scam customers out of canceling their memberships with the promises of extending their free trial membership without charge. Please beware and do not fall for this. I contacted Thrive's customer service department a day before my 30 day free trial membership was set to expire. I spoke to a representative by the name of Tyrone and told him that I wanted to cancel my trial membership. There wasn't anything wrong with the service. The product was great, and the shipping experience was satisfactory; however, I didn't feel I needed the services enough to pay for an annual membership.

Tyrone advised me that Thrive was offering an extended 30 day trial membership to its customers. He told me I could continue utilizing the services free of charge for another 30 days. I decided to take advantage of this offer since he assured me that I wouldn't be charged, and I felt this would allow me further opportunity to try out the products and become accustomed to the company. About two days later, my checking account incurred a $59.95 charge from Thrive for a yearly membership. Of course I was livid since I was assured I wouldn't be assessed any charges to my account.

I contacted customer service, and spoke with a different representative. She apologized for the mistake and refunded my account. Three days later, I received the full refund for the amount that had been charged to my account. However, within the hour, another fee of $59.95 was charged to my account by Thrive. I contacted customer service a third time and had the entire membership canceled. I am now disputing the charges with my bank.

Any chances Thrive had of keeping me as a paid customer are destroyed.