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How does a Hello Chef subscription work?

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Written by Sana
Updated over a week ago

When you open a Hello Chef account and place your first order, the service will auto-renew on a weekly basis, unless you alter your subscription settings.

If you don’t make any changes to your subscription, a box will be delivered on your chosen delivery day each week. If you haven’t selected your recipes, these will be chosen for you by our chefs based on your preferences.

To manage your subscription effectively, monitor delivery deadlines for making changes, regularly review your subscription settings, and remember that reactivation is simple if you decide to cancel.

A Hello Chef subscription requires zero commitment and can be cancelled at any time. It’s also really easy to make changes to your subscription - whether you want to change your delivery day, timeslot or box size, or skip a week or two when necessary. Just remember that any changes must be made before your automatic payment renewal. Additionally, if you want to stop the subscription from auto-renewing, you can skip specific weeks or cancel your subscription entirely. Upon cancellation, no further orders will be processed until you reactivate your account.

Why is Hello Chef a weekly auto-renewal subscription?

Our customers prefer a subscription model as it gives them the peace of mind they need to savour life. No more meal planning, pantry management, grocery shopping and food waste. We don’t want you to think about all of that. Instead, we want you to spend more quality time with your loved ones, cooking and enjoying great delicious dinners together.


What if I don't want a weekly auto-renewal?

You can easily skip 4 weeks ahead and unskip whenever you like. Alternatively, you can cancel your plan and reactivate when you're ready to order.

When is my auto-renewal time?

Automated renewal times are as follows:

Your Automated renewal time

Your Delivery Day

Sunday at noon

Thursday

Tuesday at noon

Saturday

Wednesday at noon

Sunday

Thursday at noon

Monday

Friday at noon

Tuesday

Saturday at noon

Wednesday

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