GET IT DELIVERED

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You can order fresh groceries (as well as other household essentials) directly to your door without leaving your home. Many digital grocery delivery services are pivoting their offerings available to shoppers to meet surging demand. Instacart is just one example: In the last month, they've launched countless new features to help you get fresh groceries delivered to your doorstep safely. Like other delivery services, Instacart implemented a new contactless delivery option to promote social distancing and slow the spread of the disease - groceries can be left at your door, on your porch, or in your building, saving you from making a trip to the grocery store itself. The Good Housekeeping Institute selected the best services with the help and input from editors within its Test Kitchen.

Walmart Grocery
Minimum Order: $30
Delivery Fee: Up to $10
Membership: Optional, unlimited free delivery for $98/year

Instacart
Minimum Order: $10
Delivery Fee: Starts at $4 for non-members.
Membership: Optional, includes free delivery on all orders over $35 for 99/year or $10/month.
Shipt
Minimum Order: $35
Delivery Fee: $7 for orders below $35
Membership: $99/year or $14/month

Amazon Fresh
Minimum Order: $35 for free delivery in most locations
Delivery Fee: $10 for orders below $35
Membership: Free for Amazon Prime members

FreshDirect
Minimum Order: $30
Delivery Fee: Starting at $6
Membership: Optional DeliveryPass for unlimited free deliveries; $79 for six months or $129 a year

Safeway
Minimum Order: $30
Delivery Fee: Starting at $10, then reduced
Membership: None

Hungryroot
Minimum Order: $59
Delivery Fee: Free shipping at $70 for non-subscribers
Membership: Weekly subscription starting at $60 per week

Thrive Market
Minimum Order: $49
Delivery Fee: Included with membership.
Membership: $59 annually or $9.95 each month

Peapod
Minimum Order: $60
Delivery Fee: Starting at $7, dependent on demand
Membership: Optional PodPass for discounted deliveries is $35/six months or 119/year

Boxed
Minimum Order: $49 for free shipping
Delivery Fee: $7 delivery fee on orders below $49
Membership: Optional $49/year for free shipping on all orders

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