We Tested and Loved These 9 RD-Approved Smoothie Delivery Services

For make-at-home smoothie newbies, Revive offers a variety of flavors without a lot of fuss. “What I love about Revive is that they’re made with simple ingredients and functional foods, like ground flaxseeds, hemp hearts, chia seeds, and maqui berries,” says Brenna Howsepian, RDN, CDCES, the founder of Howse Wellness, based in Sonoma County, California. “Flavors like Blueberry Raspberry and Raspberry Mango are approachable for beginners and allow for creativity, if you desire.”

Smoothies arrive with frozen ingredients in cups, so all you have to do is add your favorite liquid base and the ingredients to a blender. “The smoothie cartons double as drink containers, making them perfect for enjoying on the go,” says Howsepian. You can order 7, 14, or 21 smoothies with weekly or monthly deliveries. The menu options don’t change, but you can always go to your account and adjust your preferences to mix up your flavors.

Revive’s higher-protein smoothie options contain artificial sweeteners, which many people choose to avoid. Howsepian says you can add your own ingredients to make the lower-protein smoothies more nutrient-dense and satisfying. “Add one to two tablespoons of nut butter or half a small avocado and a protein powder before blending,” she suggests. We liked the Dragon Fruit Strawberry and the Cherry Acai, but added additional protein powder to make it more of a meal replacement.

With most smoothie delivery services, you’re paying a premium for convenience, but at $4 per serving, SmoothieBox offers a more affordable option. “SmoothieBox capitalizes on the popularity of a subscription-based model,” says Howsepian. “They’ve created a one-stop shop, allowing you to select a popular box, customize your own, and add on your favorite boosters like collagen, whey, or plant-based protein.”

SmoothieBox ingredients arrive frozen in bags (each pouch is two servings), ready to pour into your blender and mix with your preferred liquid. You can choose from 20 to 25 pouches (build your own box or opt for a preselected bundle). The price will slightly increase if you order the protein powder add-ons (about $1.60 per serving), but we like that they offer both plant- and whey-based options.

SmoothieBox does offer fewer flavor options than many of the brands we reviewed. Still, for those creatures of habit, you’ll likely find a favorite and stick to it. We were big fans of the chocolate, which had a creamy texture with no hint of the hidden veggies like kale and zucchini.

We loved the vibrant green Mint + Cacao, packed with antioxidant-rich cacao nibs and minty peppermint extract. Daily Harvest allows you to customize orders with a $50 minimum for weekly, biweekly, or monthly deliveries. They also offer additional plant-based foods to stock your freezer with quick and healthy options. “With Daily Harvest, you can also order other items like breakfast bowls, flatbreads, soups, and side dishes. A Daily Harvest box would be a great gift for someone postpartum or those in a busy season of life,” says Howsepian.

While not the most expensive on our list, the minimum $50 order plus $9.99 shipping might be a drawback for some, but if you’re looking for convenient, plant-based smoothies, we think it’s worth the investment.

Hungry Root offers a delivery service that includes smoothies, groceries, and meal-kit items for one-stop-shop convenience. Hungry Root Smoothies are ready to drink, so they don’t require additional blending, a big bonus for a busy schedule. One of the pluses of Hungry Root is that in addition to their smoothies, they also offer other brands, such as Rebbl or Owyn, two ready-to-drink smoothies you’d find at your neighborhood grocery store.

The same reason we love Hungry Root for this category may be a downside for some who don’t need all the extras. The website can also feel a little overwhelming if all you’re looking for is smoothies. But if you want an all-in-one option to order meals, grocery items, smoothies, and snacks, Hungry Root is an excellent option.

Most of the smoothies on our list can be adapted for kiddos, but we love Nurture Life for smoothies specifically designed for your little one’s taste buds. Smoothies marketed to kids can be tricky because fun flavors often come with added sugar. “As a registered dietitian, I always encourage whole foods first with kids, but I love that we can bridge the gap with products like Nurture Life,” says Bourgeois.

Nurture Life offers only five different flavor combinations, but most kids can find a favorite with fun options like Mango-Go, Straw-Melon, and Orange Dream. While light on protein, these smoothies offer a convenient way to sneak in extra fruits and veggies. “Nurture Life smoothies are free from added sugar and contain two full servings of fruit and veggies per bottle. Plus, they also provide important nutrients for kids, like folate, fiber, and vitamins C and A," says Bourgeois.

Kencko offers a quick, on-the-go option to add extra servings of fruits or veggies to your daily diet. These smoothie packets come in many flavors of freeze-dried fruits and vegetables that you can add to water or other liquid, shake, and go.

“I really love what Kencko is doing with these on-the-go smoothie powders,” says Bourgeois. “They're easy to tote around and mix, making it more accessible for some people to include them in their routine.” Throw these packets in your purse or gym bag for a quick and easy snack on busy days.

You can choose from 11 different fruit- or veggie-based smoothies, lattes, and protein smoothie mixes. You can also purchase protein powder as an additional packet to add to any mix. Once you've signed up for a subscription, you can access their registered dietitians with monthly nutrition information seminars.

These are the only powder products on our list, so the texture differs slightly from smoothies that require blending. They taste more like juice and require a lot of shaking or mixing (and you still may notice a few chunks of unmixed powder if you don’t use a blender).

Kencko advertises that each packet contains around two and a half cups of organic fruits and veggies. Bourgeois appreciates that the packets are free of added sugar, but cautions that these packets may not offer as many vitamins or minerals as you might think. "Outside of their vitamin C content, many flavors provide less than 10 percent of the daily value for just a handful of vitamins and minerals.” It's still a great way to sneak more fruits and veggies into your diet. If you want more of a full meal, try mixing these powders into a simple smoothie with some extra protein for a little boost.

Frozen Garden may be the perfect option if you aren't sold on the subscription model. Although most companies make it easy to skip or cancel a subscription, Frozen Garden makes it simple to stock your freezer full of smoothies with zero commitment. With more than 20 different flavors, like Chocolate Dream and Cherry Bomb, including some with added protein, like Green Smoothie, you're sure to find a flavor you love.

“I like the fact that protein smoothies contain 10 g of protein from whole-food sources like beans, pumpkin seeds, and hemp seeds,” says House. She adds that all the smoothies contain a reasonable amount of fiber (6 to 8 g) without added sugar or artificial sweetener.

Many of the Frozen Garden options can also fit different dietary lifestyles. “If you’re looking for a flavor with less natural sugar, the keto, green, and protein smoothies tend to have less than the fruit smoothies," says House. Smoothies arrive in an insulated box with individually packaged bags that easily fit in a packed fridge, taking up less space than bottles or cups. The flavors are simple, and though some taste a bit tart, you could add a favorite protein powder if you prefer sweeter smoothies. If you like minimal ingredients, you’ll love flavors like Green Protein, sweetened with dates with white beans, pumpkin seeds, and flax seeds for extra protein.

House warns that Frozen Garden smoothies may make a better snack than a meal if you're trying to meet specific calorie or macro goals. “If you’re using these as a meal replacement, you might want to add extra fat and protein. Blend in some avocado, full-fat Greek yogurt, milk, or protein powder,” she says.

Bumpin Blends offers a unique twist on convenience with its frozen smoothie cubes. Designed by a dietitian, these cubes simplify the smoothie-making process with 24 organic flavors. Six cubes blended with your choice of water or milk make two 8-ounce or one 16-ounce smoothie.

House highlights the diverse range of ingredients in these blends, from chickpeas to cinnamon, oats, and matcha (green tea powder). This variety means the smoothies are packed with organic, whole foods like fruits, veggies, nuts, and seeds.

Our favorite flavors include Cookie Dough, made with chickpeas, almond butter, and raw cacao powder, and Pumpkin Pie, made with high-protein Greek yogurt (24 g) plus almond milk, Medjool dates, and pumpkin seeds.

Bumpin Blends offers flexible delivery options with biweekly or monthly plans. You can also save money with a subscription, choosing between packages of 10, 20, or 30 blends. While they might be a bit of a splurge, the delicious, all-organic ingredients and 24/7 text access to a dietitian make it worth considering.

Pressed Juicery takes convenience one step further with its bottled, premade smoothie options. Smoothies are made with all-natural, whole-food ingredients and contain no added sugars or artificial sweeteners. You can purchase one-time orders, or Pressed offers VIP pricing for recurring orders.

With five flavor options, including Strawberry, Orange Mango, and Avocado Smoothies, we especially like the high-protein options like Chocolate Banana Protein, Dark Chocolate Protein, and Vanilla Protein, which offer a satisfying blend of 20 to 30 g of protein, fats and fiber. The Vanilla Protein was one of our favorites, with a subtle cinnamon flavor paired perfectly with the creamy vanilla base.

Pressed is ideal for those who love smoothies but lack the time to make them. The bottles arrive cold and are easy to freeze for later use.