Smoothie Delivery Services

These convenient packs of frozen organic fruits and vegetables make filling smoothies and ship free nationwide.

SmoothieBox keeps it simple with just four flavors of nutrient-dense smoothies: berry, cacao, green, and clementine. Each smoothie comes frozen in two-serving pouches. Just throw it in the blender, and blend with almond milk, water, coconut milk, or yogurt. The company also offers advice on which liquids and nut-butters pair best with each flavor.

The smoothie pouches combine organic vegetables and fruits. Each flavor comes with a different "smoothie chip"—essentially an ice cube of ingredients to punch up the nutrition and enhance the flavor. For example, one smoothie chip contains ingredients like apple juice and flax seeds to give the drink a boost of fruity and savory flavor.

There's no added sugar, artificial ingredients, or protein powders in the smoothies—just whole foods. However, if you opt for the collagen peptide add-on for about $30, you can punch up the protein by 13 grams per smoothie.

SmoothieBox is a subscription service, and each box comes with 20 frozen smoothie pouches. Choose from monthly or bi-monthly deliveries, and you can pause or cancel anytime.

Twenty smoothies cost $129 if you subscribe. Shipping is free, which means each smoothie costs about $6.

This company prioritizes sourcing its smoothie ingredients from small local farms and packs many of its flavors with leafy greens.

If you want to eat more greens and support small farmers but don't want to buy and prep a bunch of fruits and vegetables for your smoothies, The Frozen Garden is the way to go. The Midwest-based company prioritizes sourcing its produce from small farmers local to its area, often getting their goods within a day of harvest and flash-freezing to retain all the nutrients. Most ingredients are certified organic or grown without pesticides, although the company's bananas and avocados are conventionally grown.

The Frozen Garden offers 19 flavors, with choices like Strawberry Caprese or Berry-nana-rama, and each comes in single-serving, BPA-free pouches. Dump in a blender, add liquid and blend for a 16-ounce smoothie. Pouches come with a fill line for extra ease, so you know how much liquid to add.

Almost all of the flavors incorporate leafy greens. Seeds and beans like hemp and chickpeas offer healthy fats and a protein boost.

In addition to smoothie pouches, you can order "Fusions," which are frozen cubes of pureed fruit and herbs with ingredients like strawberry, lemon, and basil. Add a cube or two to a glass of water for some healthy flavor and to stay hydrated.

There's no subscription necessary, but a $35 minimum to order and smoothies are about $7.49 per drink. Get free shipping with orders over $150.

You can customize your order size with any combination of smoothie flavors, then leave it to ship the same each month or change up your picks for each delivery.

For those who struggle to find a quick-and-healthy solution for lunch as well as breakfast, Daily Harvest's subscription plans are a lifesaver. The plans include one-serving, nutrient-packed, plant-based smoothies, bowls, soups, lattes, and bites for every meal and snack. Just want smoothies? No problem. You can customize your shipment as you see fit.

There are dozens of items to choose from, like a Mango + Papaya smoothie or an Acai + Cherry smoothie. The smoothies are made from whole frozen ingredients, almost all of which are organic.

Each serving arrives frozen in a portioned cup; all you need to do is add the liquid of your choice and blend. The cup's label even offers advice for which liquids taste best with that particular smoothie to make things even simpler.

Since Daily Harvest is a subscription plan, you'll have to choose between monthly or weekly nine-, 14-, or 24-cup deliveries. The more cups you order, the lower the per-cup cost—which can be as low as $5.99.

These smoothie packs are created with freeze-dried ingredients versus frozen making them shelf-stable and they ship for free.

Don’t have much freezer space? Try Everipe. The company freeze-dries its fruits and vegetables, so its smoothie packs are completely shelf-stable. Just add ice, and liquid, then blend.

There are four flavors to choose from: Strawberry Bananza, Unbelievaberry, Tropical Zing, and Cocoa Mojo. The ingredients are all plant-based, with no added sugars, and smoothies are fruit-heavy—the only vegetable ingredient is beet powder. Chia seeds and hemp hearts add healthy fats, while turmeric, ginger, pomegranate, and goji berry provide superfood antioxidants.

Since ingredients are freeze-dried, the smoothie packs are not only shelf-stable, they’re also really lightweight and require minimal packaging to ship—making shipping free. That all adds up to a far lower carbon footprint than frozen ingredients.

If you sign up for a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly subscription, you can save about $1 a smoothie, making them $4.99 instead of $5.79. You can also cancel anytime or opt for a one-time purchase.

By delivering fruit and vegetable concentrates versus frozen ingredients SmartFruit offers the most affordable price per smoothie.

SmartFruit is a shortcut to customized superfood smoothies. The company offers 11 flavors of blended concentrated fruit purees in 48-ounce bottles. Just pour four ounces into a blender, add ice and a liquid of your choice, and blend to create a healthy, fruity smoothie.

Of course, you can add your own kinds of frozen fruit, nuts, or seeds if you'd like. There are so many ways to use these blends that the company offers dozens of simple recipes for desserts and even cocktails on its website.

The concentrates have no artificial colors, flavors, or additives, just real fruits and vegetables like mango, coconut, kiwi, and kale. One BPA-free bottle makes 16 smoothies or 30 cups of juice. That amounts to about $1.50 per smoothie, and shipping is free on two or more bottles.

You’ll find a long list of innovative flavors to choose from that are loaded with healthy fruits and vegetables

Like Daily Harvest and SmoothieBox, Revive Superfoods offers single-serving smoothie cups of frozen ingredients that just need liquid and a blender. It provides a wider variety of flavors than SmoothieBox and sells overnight oats, frozen desserts, and a few power bowls.

There are more than a dozen flavors of smoothies to choose from, with flavors ranging from Coconut Cream to Blue Cacao. Each option is packed with vegetables like cauliflower, healthy fats from chia seeds, and superfoods like spirulina and maca. Many have seven or more grams of protein.

You can filter the offerings on the website according to ingredients or health benefits to make choosing easier. Keep in mind, since almost all of the smoothies have a healthy handful of vegetables, these smoothies won't be as sweet as some others on the list.

This is a subscription service, so you'll be asked to choose a weekly or monthly plan with nine, 12, or 24 cups. The cups are $6.99 each and shipping costs between $9.99 and $19.99 depending on your location.

These bottled smoothies come pre-portioned with no blending required and they are lower in sugar than most bottled smoothies.

When even blending a pre-prepped and pre-portioned smoothie cup is too much, you can opt for Splendid Spoon's bottled grab-and-go smoothies. The 16-ounce bottles arrive fully refrigerated and prepared, and they are vegan and gluten-free.

The smoothies come in 18 flavors, with options ranging from a Green Matcha Smoothie with avocado and spirulina to a Carrot Ginger Chia Smoothie with mango and flax seeds. Thanks to their natural ingredients, the smoothies are lower in sugar than the supermarket's bottled smoothies. Each contains a blend of fruits and superfoods like maqui powder, spirulina, chia seeds, flax seeds, and pea protein. Some also include vegetables like carrot and chard.

Splendid Spoon also offers more than two dozen ready-to-heat vegan soups and grain bowls, so most subscription plans include more than smoothies. If you want smoothies only, you can order the Breakfast Plan.

With the most expensive subscription plan, you get five bowls, five smoothies, five soups, and five noodles for $195. That evens out to around $10 per item, and shipping is free. The smoothie only plan is $70 for five smoothies or $14 per smoothie.

The Beauty Blend smoothies are packed with natural ingredients making them both edible and a face mask that can be applied to the skin.

Juice Generation started as a luxe Manhattan juice bar, and its blend-it-yourself (BIY) program lets customers outside the city get a taste at home with orders of six or 12 smoothies or açai bowls.

The company's smoothies and açai bowls are highly nutrient-dense thanks to frozen superfoods and organic, sustainable, fair-trade ingredients packed in single-serve cups. Just add liquid and blend. There are more than a dozen smoothie flavors to choose from, including energizing blends like Matcha Mango, with pineapple, banana, moringa, goji berries, and dates.

There's also a lineup of three smoothies that can do double-duty as spa treatments. Salma Hayek, an actress, and co-founder of Juice Generation, created three "Beauty Blends" smoothies for the company's Blend-it-Yourself smoothie delivery program. Each one is purposefully made with skin-friendly ingredients that work as a face mask. Since the smoothies are made with ingredients like hibiscus, aloe, and manuka honey, they don't just taste great, but they can soothe and hydrate when applied directly to the skin.

Smoothies cost about $48 for six and $87 for 12, which means each item can cost as low as $7.25. Delivery is free. Juice Generation ships across the U.S. but you have to enter your zip code to make sure they actually deliver to your area.