The 35 Best Subscription Boxes for Women, From Beauty to Snacks

Every other scroll seems to be another gorgeous recipe to try out—but shopping for a laundry list of fresh ingredients isn’t always feasible (it can also be wasteful if you don’t plan to use them on the regular). Thankfully, Home Chef rivals some of the best cookbooks and chefs out there by offering delicious, easy-to-assemble recipes with fresh ingredients and serious Instagram appeal. Each week subscribers have access to a list of 20-plus meal options. Let your cravings guide you, or go with the brand’s recommendations to help discover unexpected favorites.

Price range: Minimum weekly order is $47.96

Frequency: Weekly

Pros: Tons of variety, easy to skip or cancel

Cons: Pricey

We pride ourselves on being able to spot a good deal, which is why we are so taken by Dinnerly's no-fuss, affordable meals. Each dish contains six ingredients or less for easy fixing and rings in at as little as $4.69 per adult serving. And there’s something for everyone—from Caprese Ravioli and Cheesy Chicken Enchiladas to Seared Steak and Teriyaki Beef Bowls!

Price range: $48.33 to $129.75 per week

Frequency: Weekly

Pros: Budget-friendly, ability to shop for groceries

Cons: Not vegan- or vegetarian-friendly

Of course, the beauty experts at Allure make a killer subscription box. If you like experimenting with indie beauty brands and big-name staples alike, this is the one for you. Each month, you get seven new products, including four full-size items, from the likes of Dr. Jart, Briogeo, and Indie Lee. Between the variety of makeup, skin-care, and beauty tools it ships, each order is valued over $150, which is a pretty sweet deal if you consider yourself a regular at the counters of Ulta or Sephora.

Price range: $19 to $60 per box

Frequency: Monthly or quarterly

Pros: Mostly full-size products, great variety

Cons: Some sample sizes

Before getting your first order, you take a questionnaire on everything from your eye, hair, and skin color to your favorite brands and personal style. From there, you’ll receive a customized box of five standout products (or more if you upgrade to the Plus or Ultimate tier).

Price range: $13 to $58 per box

Frequency: Monthly or quarterly

Pros: Detailed intro quiz, ability to choose products

Cons: Only sample sizes at lowest-tier subscription

We love that this clothing box is inclusive and meets the needs of women sizes 0–24. Stitch Fix carries more than 1,000 brands, with plenty of plus-size, petite, and maternity styles. Like an invisible personal stylist, each box comes with curated clothing based on your style profile. Buy what you like, return what you don’t—that’s it. Plus, the $20 styling fee is credited toward whatever purchases you make.

Price range: $20 per box

Frequency: Whenever you choose

Pros: Customized picks from stylists, credit towards items kept

Cons: Not technically a subscription

This is the perfect subscription box for the person who loves discovering new fragrances. Instead of having to buy a bunch of bottles, you can choose a different scent every month. You’ll get a miniature bottle that you can slot right into the cute, silver spray bottle it provides with your first order.

Price range: $48 to $153

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Curated picks, free shipping

Cons: Pricey

Curateur (formerly known as Box of Style) is one of the original subscription boxes for women. Handpicked by Rachel Zoe, who’s styled everyone from Cameron Diaz to Keira Knightley, this seasonal box comes complete with luxury items for elevating your everyday or next getaway (recent curations have included cover-ups, skin-care, bougie candles, and statement jewelry pieces).

Price range: $125 to $450

Frequency: Quarterly

Pros: Each box is worth over $400, able to choose some products

Cons: Pricey, only available quarterly

Rocksbox is a jewelry lover’s dream come true. Three pieces of designer jewelry come wrapped up and ready to wear. They’re rentals, and you can keep them for months or swap them out at any time. You can also purchase the jewelry at a steep discount if you decide you have to have a particular piece forever. You can tailor your profile with preferences on style, metal, and types of jewelry to make sure you get the right mix of pieces.

Price range: $21 per month

Frequency: Quarterly

Pros: Picks based on style profile, monthly fee converts into credits on items you keep

Cons: Styles don’t work for everyone

Anyone who can never have too many earrings needs Rowan’s monthly subscription box, which sends a new pair to your doorstep each month. You can’t pick the exact pair, but you can choose from gold or silver—both of which are hypoallergenic. Subscribe to more boxes to save.

Price range: $24 to $29 per month

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Hypoallergenic jewelry, relatively affordable

Cons: Only one pair

Have a new baby and looking forward to every developmental milestone! Lovevery’s kits are tailored to each kid’s exact age and needs, introducing new types of toys every two to three months for the entire first three years of life. (It doesn’t hurt that they’re all unbelievably cute.)

Price range: $80 to $120 per box

Frequency: Every two to three months

Pros: Customized to any kid’s exact developmental stage

Cons: Expensive

Is it possible to love a bean without really trying it? Trade Coffee certainly thinks so. This third-party coffee subscription connects you to specialized roasters around the country who send you a fresh bag each week or month—no middleman markup price here. You can personalize your order by brew style (think classic coffee maker, French press, Chemex, percolator, cold brew, refillable pod), how you take your coffee (from alt-milk to bitter black), and flavor (spicy, fruity, chocolatey, hints of caramel). As managing commerce editor Shanna Shipin wrote when she tested coffee subscription services: “What you end up getting is a brew that gets better with every delivery.”

Price range: $40 to $430

Frequency: Customizable

Pros: Customized to any flavor profile

Cons: Expensive

Having trouble finding the one? (The one tea, that is.) Sips By uses an in-depth profile to match you with flavors and brands you’ll love from small brands around the world. Time for a cuppa!

Price range: $16 to $20 per box

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Customized to a flavor profile

Cons: Relatively small amount of tea

Mouth was developed with the frequent muncher in mind, centering its business model around better-for-you snacks. The snack subscription box is vegan-friendly, with sweet and savory treats designed to appease a range of taste buds. Think almond butter, crunchy split peas, hot fudge sauce, and more.

Price range: $62 to $65 per box

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Highly curated selections

Cons: Pricey

If you have a sweet tooth, you need this box. Subscribers get a happy box bursting with curated candies. In one box, for example, you might find cookies ’n’ cream bites, pineapple rings, lemonade straws, blue razz sour belts, cupcake bites, and watermelon slices. You always get six awesome candies, cutely packaged and ready to snack on.

Price range: $50 per box

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Completely customizable, brand will replace candy you don’t like

Cons: Pricey

Japan does snacks on a whole other level than almost anywhere else in the world, and Bokksu celebrates those regional finds with a monthly subscription packed with gems that are tough to find elsewhere. Some themed boxes even include special gifts.

Price range: $40 to $50 per box

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Curated selection, monthly themes

Cons: Expensive

This monthly subscription box hooks you up with all the ingredients and know-how to make three cocktails—just without the booze. Whether you love to unwind with a drink or host dinner parties, it’s one of the easiest ways to expand your bartending horizons.

Price range: $50 to $59 per box

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Great way to learn more about mixology

Cons: Alcohol isn’t included

If you’re looking to expand your spread, you can’t go wrong with Murray’s Cheese Board of the Month Club, which takes the guesswork out of entertaining with an Insta-worthy assortment of cheese, charcuterie, and accompaniments that aim to please. The small-to-medium portions are especially great for smaller group gatherings and intimate date nights.

Price range: $113 to $1,140

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Wide variety of snacks, serving instructions

Cons: Doesn’t come assembled

If fresh flowers strike your fancy, you need a flower subscription in your life. The Bouqs Co. offers a box subscription that allows you to get the blooms of your choice delivered on a weekly, biweekly, monthly, or bimonthly basis. You can customize your box to include farmers market picks, classic bouquets, seasonal offerings, or just roses. All subscribers also get 30% off additional bouquets, plus a monthly $10 credit.

Price range: $44 to $69 per box

Frequency: Weekly to every other month

Pros: Free shipping, fresh blooms

Cons: Pricey

Many clothing boxes are based on trying styles at home and selecting what you like to purchase—Rent the Runway, however, is all about renting (as the name suggests). With each box, you get four items that you can keep for as long (or little) as you like—as in, you can wear a dress once and send it back, or wear a coat 50 times and send it back six months later. Memberships come in tiers: You can pay $89 for one “swap” (box) per month, $135 for two swaps per month, or $159 for unlimited swaps. And did we mention the retail value of those four items is $3,000? We are talking luxury apparel that would cost a fortune if it was bought outright.

Price range: $94 to $193 per month

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: New items every day, free shipping and dry cleaning

Cons: You can’t keep the items

Birchbox may be one of the most well-known monthly beauty subscription boxes out there, but if there's any service in the country that makes this particular category feel fresh and exciting, it’s this one. Aside from its incredible assortment of brands (Oribe, Amika, Kiehl’s, Tata Harper, Benefit Cosmetics—and more), Birchbox stands out because you can tailor the contents to your skin needs and preferences, which is especially helpful now that most of us are laying off the foundation and going hard on the face masks instead.

Price range: Starting at $13

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Customized selections, huge array of brands

Cons: Sample sizes

If a busy schedule has left you longing for a simpler skin-care regimen, Dermstore’s got just the thing. The online retailer taps beauty experts to deliver you a curated selection of six or more luxury makeup, skin-care, and hair-care products so you don’t have to stress about going to the drugstore (and spending way too long in its aisles) for the next few weeks.

Price range: $22 to $25 per month

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: You know what’s in each box, high-end products

Cons: Some sample sizes

Pretty little underthings are carefully curated based on your style profile and delivered discreetly to your door. You can try the lingerie on in the convenience and privacy of your own home, purchase what you like, and send back what you don’t. All shipping and returns are free, and you get a $20 credit toward whatever you’d like to keep.

Price range: $20 per month

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Customized selections, size-inclusive products, monthly cost is converted into a credit on items you keep

Cons: Might not fit into your style

This sex toy subscription box is the easiest way to spice things up in the bedroom. With options for every gender and relationship status, it’s packed with toys, lubes, and other goodies tailored specifically to your needs. Your sex life (or your naughtiest friend) deserves this one.

Price range: $58 to $60 per month

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Options for singles and couples of any sex

Cons: Pricey

Those who are tending to food restrictions (or just have a knack for yummy, thoughtfully paired and sourced ingredients) can look on the brighter side thanks to Sun Basket, which serves up dishes catered to a wide range of preferences—from vegan and pescatarian to the paleo-inclined and gluten-free—in recyclable, enviro-friendly packaging. Slice and dice it any way you want with a mix of easy DIY cooking kits and delicious ready-made meals (the Korean Beef Japchae and Vegetarian Couscous are a can't-miss!).

Price range: Starting at $10 per serving

Frequency: Weekly

Pros: Wide variety of meals, easy to skip or cancel

Cons: Pricey

Channel (or spread) summer vibes year-round with a gourmet subscription from Jeni’s, which was founded by ice cream maker, entrepreneur, and author Jeni Britton Bauer; it delivers four handpicked pints a month on a 3-, 6-, or 12-month rotation. Among the brand’s best sellers are Brown Butter Almond Butter, Brambleberry Crisp, and Salted Peanut Butter Chocolate Flecks. (Hear that? It’s our stomach growling.)

Price range: $199 to $759

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: High-quality ice cream, unique flavors

Cons: Pricey

Eat your way through the US with this pizza subscription from buzzy food-delivery brand Goldbelly. Each month, you’ll get a fresh option from a local landmark; each box feeds at least four people (or one very hungry gal).

Price range: $90 per month

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Pizza from around the country, wide variety

Cons: Expensive

If you’re burning the midnight (olive) oil (and reaping major health benefits along the way), consider a subscription from Brightland, which specializes in extra-virgin olive oils and vinegars consciously prepared in California with clean ingredients and delivered on a one-, two-, or three-month basis. The stylish packaging will also add a colorful pop to any countertop, making The Duo the perfect gift for fellow foodies, hosts, and beyond.

Price range: $65 per box

Frequency: Monthly to every three months

Pros: Free shipping, subscriber-exclusive gifts and events

Cons: Pricey

If you haven’t heard of Billie yet, the subscription-based shave brand makes cute, affordable razors and body products (the Starter Kit costs $9). Its millennial-friendly colors and pro-body-hair messaging make the thought of shaving feel like less of a chore—and it also means one less trip to the drugstore when you need a replacement. Check out our review of the Billie Starter Kit.

Price range: $10 per box

Frequency: Monthly to every three months

Pros: Affordable, able to customize delivery frequency

Cons: Locked into using Billie products

We’ve covered By Humankind deodorant before, deeming it one of the very best natural options on the market. Break up with your current drugstore option and reach for something better (and better-smelling) with this deodorant subscription, which is shipped in completely recyclable packaging and slips into a reusable container. (You can also order it without a subscription.)

Price range: $12 to $22 per delivery

Frequency: Every four weeks to every eight weeks

Pros: High-quality deodorant, able to customize delivery frequency, sustainable

Cons: Might not like scents

Obsessed with your dog? Then this box will be a treat for you and your four-legged best friend. Each box comes filled with two toys, two bags of all-natural treats, and a dental chew. You can tailor the box based on the dog’s size and dietary restrictions, and the price of the box goes down with longer subscriptions.

Price range: $35 to $264

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Easy to give as a gift, customized to each dog

Cons: Can’t select products

Been a while since you cozied up to a new book or just looking to expand your collection? Book of the Month helps you automate your deliveries and stay on top of all the cool new releases. Dubbed the original book club, it will send you five books each month to choose from. Payments are actually “credits,” so you can also skip a month and have your credits roll over for future reading.

Price range: $60 to $200

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Tons of options each month, exclusive designs

Cons: Pricey

If your idea of a good time is staying in and working on a puzzle, it’s time to commit to a jigsaw subscription. This one allows you to choose a 500-piece puzzle each month from a seasonal selection. Plus, you’ll get early access to promotions and exclusive opportunities to connect with the artists behind each drop.

Price range: $34 per month

Frequency: Monthly

Pros: Free shipping, glue is included

Cons: Might not like designs

Brother Vellies, a brand led by 15% Pledge founder (and 2022 Glamour Woman of the Year) Aurora James, offers perhaps the most unique subscription on the market. Each month, the brand ships out a different treasure from any number of categories—home, accessories, pantry—that’s curated by the tastemakers behind the brand. It’s perfect for the coolest woman you know.

Price range: $35 per box

Frequency: Every month

Pros: Unique and unexpected gift every month

Cons: No telling what you’ll receive