The season,delivered weekly.
Pick a size, pick a day. We fill it with what the farms picked that morning, and you swap anything you would rather not have. Subscribers save 5% on every item in the basket, box included.
Three sizes
Every box is filled from farms near you the morning it travels. Change size, skip a week or stop whenever you like.
Small box
₦12,000.00 a week
Feeds 1-2 · 6-8 items
- Salad greens and herbs
- Two seasonal fruits
- Three vegetables
- Swap up to 2 items
Most chosenMedium box
₦18,000.00 a week
Feeds 2-3 · 9-11 items
- Everything in Small
- A dozen pasture eggs
- Cooking veg for the week
- Swap up to 4 items
Family box
₦26,000.00 a week
Feeds 4-5 · 14-16 items
- Everything in Medium
- Bulk staples: potatoes, onions
- Fruit for lunchboxes
- Swap anything you like
How a week works
One rhythm, every week, and you are in control of all of it.
Early week
Your box appears
We show what the farms expect to pick, priced and ready, before anything is harvested.
Monday, 19:00
Swap or skip
Change anything, or skip the week in one tap. Skipping never costs you your subscriber price.
Monday evening
Picked for you
Farms harvest against the boxes they can see, so nothing sits in a crate waiting to be wanted.
Tuesday, 7:00 to 10:00
At your door
Delivered in your morning window, or collected free from your market hub.
Questions people ask
- Can I skip a week?
- Any week, right up to the cut-off the day before delivery. Skipping never affects your subscriber price.
- What if I hate beets?
- Set a never-send list once and we route around it, and you can still swap items week to week.
- Where does the money go?
- 85% of every item goes to the farm that grew it, and the farm sets the price - box or no box. Freshli takes one commission on the sale and nothing else.
- Can I order bulk in a box?
- Yes. Add a bulk item to the same basket and the lower price applies as soon as you reach the farm's minimum quantity - on the line, at checkout and on the receipt.
Your first box can arrive Tuesday.
Order by 19:00 on Monday and the farms pick for it that evening.