Best Low Carb Meal Delivery Services

Factor’s fresh, protein-rich single-serving meals are our top choice for those who want to cut carbs without sacrificing flavor. The menu rotates weekly, with dozens of recipes made with organic produce and pasture-raised meats free of hormones, GMOs, and antibiotics. Customers can even choose add-on items like juices, desserts, shakes, and snacks. All meals arrive fresh and ready to enjoy after only two minutes in the microwave.

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• 4 meals per week: $15 per serving
• 6 meals per week: $12.83 per serving
• 8 meals per week: $12.38 per serving
• 12 meals per week: $11.50 per serving
• 18 meals per week: $11 per serving
  

Fresh N Lean offers seven different meal plans that primarily focus on high-protein, low-carb menus: Protein+, Keto, Paleo, Standard Vegan, Whole30, Mediterranean, and Low Carb Vegan. There are several low-carb menus to choose from that range from 10 grams of net carbs per meal (Keto Plan) to 49g of carbohydrates per meal (Standard Vegan Plan). The entire kitchen is gluten-free and customers can provide additional information on specific allergies or food preferences prior to ordering. Each week, customers receive a box of randomly selected meals from their chosen plan, which includes five to seven days of breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner options.

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Pricing for all plans varies depending on the number of meals ordered per day, with the cost per meal decreasing the more meals you order. Pricing starts at $8.99 per serving and increases from there.

CookUnity offers a unique, direct-from-the-chef meal experience, meals crafted by world-renowned chefs. With new dishes every week, meals are balanced and well-seasoned, with menu options that range from vegan burgers to beef bulgogi ramen or lemon rosemary chicken. All you have to do is heat these fully-prepared meals in the microwave or oven, and dinner is served.

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• 4 meals per week: $13.59 per serving
• 6 meals per week: $12.29 per serving
• 8 meals per week: $11.69 per serving
• 12 meals per week: $11.19 per serving
• 16 meals per week: $11.09 per serving
  

True to low-carb style, most of Snap Kitchen’s meals are high in protein. The company’s chefs do a good job pairing the meat, fish, or poultry with high-quality vegetables to add fiber, and color, and increase the overall nutrient value of the dish. In addition, Snap Kitchen got high marks from testers for disclosing potential allergens in its labeling. Besides low-carb, this service accommodates other diets, including Whole30, high protein, keto-friendly, and paleo.

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Snap Kitchen offers two sizes of subscriptions:

• 6 meals per week: $82.99 ($13.84 per meal)
• 12 meals per week: $135.99 (11.34 per meal)
  

Trifecta’s low-carb offerings are extensive, and the company prides itself on the additional support it provides to customers in the form of online coaching and educational materials. Meals are chef-curated, and support different eating plans by providing pre-cooked meals with high-quality ingredients and balanced macronutrients. In addition to low-carb, Trifecta also supports paleo, keto, Whole 30, vegan, and vegetarian meal plans.

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Menus include seven lunch or dinner entrees; shoppers can always add breakfast or additional entrees. The price per meal decreases the more meals you order and customers can order up to 28 meals per week, with the lowest cost being $11.42 per meal. Shipping is always free.

Paleo On The Go’s entire business model is only offering meals that are paleo and AIP-compliant, meaning none of the meals contain any gluten, grains, eggs, dairy, nuts and seeds, coffee, nightshades, sugar, or artificial sweeteners. While customers can build a box to arrive every two, four, or eight weeks, the company also offers one-time purchases. All meals arrive pre-cooked and frozen, ready to thaw and reheat for the ultimate in convenient paleo dining.

Customers can build a box of eight, 12, or 16 items, and set a delivery frequency of every two, four, or eight weeks. There is also an option to make one-time purchases, though there is an order minimum of $99 plus flat rate shipping. Pricing varies depending on the menu items selected, and meals start at $15.93 per serving.

The Good Kitchen prioritizes sustainable sourcing practices with non-GMO ingredients, making meals that are varied and arrive ready to heat. Customers can customize their plans to eliminate certain foods, whether due to allergies or personal preferences. None of the meals contain gluten, peanuts, or soy, and customers can choose grass-fed beef, chicken, and eggs that are free of antibiotics and hormones.

Pricing depends on the number of meals ordered, while the price per meal ranges from $11.50 to $15.