Honey Subscription: How It Works and What to Look For
A honey subscription delivers honey to your door on a regular schedule, so you never run out and can explore different varieties over time. Subscriptions range from simple restocks of one favorite jar to curated boxes of new honeys. This guide explains how honey subscriptions work, what to look for, and how our own Honey Club works.
How honey subscriptions work
You choose a honey and a delivery frequency, pay at checkout, and the order repeats automatically on that schedule until you change or cancel it. Some services let you pick a different honey each time; others choose for you. Most charge per delivery plus shipping and tax. Because subscriptions renew automatically, reputable sellers explain the terms clearly before you subscribe and send reminder emails.
What to look for
- Clear price per delivery, including shipping.
- Flexible frequency, such as monthly, every two months or every three months.
- The ability to change honey, skip a delivery or pause.
- Easy online cancellation, without needing a phone call.
- Named flower sources and origins for each honey.
- Glass jars and careful packaging so honey arrives safely.
How the Al Safa Honey Club works
Our Honey Club lets you subscribe to our 16 oz jars and save 10 percent on every delivery. You choose to receive your jar every month, every 2 months or every 3 months. The subscription renews automatically at the price shown at checkout, plus shipping and tax, until you cancel. You can cancel online any time through the link in your Honey Club emails, or by emailing support@alsafahoney.net. Full details are in our Honey Club terms.
| Honey Club detail | What it means |
|---|---|
| Discount | 10% off every jar |
| Jar size | 16 oz jars |
| Frequency | Every 1, 2 or 3 months |
| Renewal | Automatic until you cancel |
| Canceling | Online via your Honey Club emails, or by email |
How often should honey arrive?
A 16 oz jar holds about 22 tablespoons. If you use a tablespoon a day in tea or on breakfast, a jar lasts about three weeks, so monthly delivery fits. If you use honey a few times a week, every two or three months may be better. Honey keeps very well, so a small backlog is not a problem; see does honey go bad. For sugar guidance, see how much honey per day.
Choosing your honey
For a daily tea and breakfast honey, start with Pure Raw Honey or Clover. For a bolder honey for baking and savory cooking, choose Buckwheat. If you are not sure which you like, order our Pure Raw Honey Sampler first to taste four small jars, then subscribe to your favorite. Our honey flavors guide helps too.
Gifting a honey subscription
A subscription makes a thoughtful gift that keeps arriving, for a tea lover, a home baker or someone far away. Check that the delivery address and gift message are correct, and agree on how long the gift will run, since subscriptions renew until canceled. See honey gift ideas for other options.
Frequently asked questions
- How does a honey subscription work?
- You choose a honey and a schedule, and it ships automatically until you change or cancel.
- How much do I save with the Al Safa Honey Club?
- 10 percent on every 16 oz jar.
- Can I cancel my Honey Club subscription?
- Yes, any time online through the link in your Honey Club emails, or by emailing support@alsafahoney.net.
- How often can I get honey delivered?
- Every 1, 2 or 3 months with the Al Safa Honey Club.
- Can I change my Honey Club honey?
- Contact support@alsafahoney.net and we will help with changes to your subscription.
- Do Honey Club orders include shipping?
- Each delivery is charged at the subscription price plus shipping and tax, as shown at checkout.
Al Safa Honey is a food producer, not a medical provider. Nothing here is medical advice. Never give honey of any kind to a baby under 12 months old.
