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In an email sent out to Prime customers on Friday, Amazon offered an explanation to customers, claiming - without a hint of irony - that these new rates will “help keep prices low” in its online and physical stores. Totals ranging from $50 to $100 will cost an additional $7, while anything lower than that will incur a whopping $10 delivery surcharge. For orders between $100 and $150, you’ll be charged a $4 fee. This is in addition to the $15 per month or $140 per year customers already pay for a Prime membership, which is required to access the grocery delivery service in the first place.

If you don't mind getting your various groceries from different vendors, we've tested to find the best produce delivery services, best meat delivery services and even the best online fish and seafood markets for 2023.Beginning February 28, Amazon will charge scaling delivery fees on Fresh orders totaling less than $150.

Thrive has lots of high-quality and organic meats but no produce or dairy products.ī is a good place to find dry goods, pantry items and paper products at low prices but it's not a full substitute for a grocery store since it lacks the fresh foods you would typically buy at a market. Thrive Market is yet another members-only grocery service. Hungryroot also populates recipe ideas when ordering and will send you the ingredients to make them if you so choose. With a subscription, you'll get weekly deliveries of curated groceries based on your preferences and eating habits. Hungryroot is a quirky grocery delivery operation that functions differently than the others.

The prices here are a bit higher than the three retailers I analyzed above, but the grocery selection and customer service are both excellent. It's currently only available in the Northeast. Fresh Direct is another popular grocery delivery service and one of my favorites.