Bean Box Coffee Subscription vs Peet's Coffee Subscription

Rotating through 64 named American roasters without picking one, at a lower price per kilo than Trade

Scores higher on cancelling, skipping & getting out, choice & personalisation, what actually arrives.

The cheapest coffee per kilo of any subscription here, priced honestly by the pound

Scores higher on cost per bag, and per kilo, delivery & straight answers.

• +Publishes a roaster count, 64, where Trade states none
• +Cheaper per kilo than Trade: $46.30 on the Office Duo against Trade's $70.94
• +Pause, skip and cancel are all self-service, with no notice period or minimum
• +Eight tasting plans including decaf, espresso, cold brew and single origin
• +A free bag when you join

• −Subscription shipping is a flat rate Bean Box does not publish anywhere
• −Not stated as roasted to order, coffee is packed in Seattle, not shipped by the roaster
• −No roast date policy published
• −The single 12oz bag at $57.32 a kilo is poor value against the 2lb plans

• +$43.98 a kilo on the Signature Blend Series, which is the cheapest coffee per kilo in this comparison by a wide margin.
• +Priced by the pound on the page, so the per-kilo figure is published rather than derived from an assumed bag size.
• +Free shipping on every subscription, with no bundle or spend threshold.
• +Eight curated series including single origin, cold brew and a dedicated decaf series, or build your own from individual coffees.
• +Reschedule or cancel at any time, and grind, quantity and frequency are all chosen at signup.

• −No roasted-to-order claim is made, unlike Trade, Misto, Intelligentsia and Origin.
• −No specialty-grade claim on the subscriptions page, and no direct trade or certification statement.
• −One roaster, so there is no discovery beyond Peet's own range.
• −No money-back guarantee is stated.
• −The 30% new-subscriber discount makes the first orders much cheaper than the ongoing price, which is the number to plan around.