3.1
53% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Factor 75
3.1 • 16 Reviews
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3.1
53% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Factor 75 earns mixed reviews: it delivers convenient, ready-to-heat meals that many find tasty, filling, and helpful for dieting or replacing fast food, yet recurring complaints cite high sodium and fat, repetitive menus, and inconsistent quality. Reviews of Factor 75 also flag occasional incorrect orders and off-putting textures (soggy vegetables, uniform meats), while strengths include ample veggie inclusion, clear dietary filters (keto, high-protein, low-calorie), and an easy app experience.
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I’m a pescatarian, and my order came with multiple meat items (probably my fault- did not know I was getting another box, it's just auto-submitted). That alone is frustrating, but it somehow got worse. The food that was edible was bland and disappointing. Then, while eating the baked salmon, I found a long hair in my food. Completely unacceptable and honestly gross. When I contacted customer service, instead of taking responsibility or making it right, they told me to reorder. That response says everything about how little they care about food safety and the customer experience. I should have read the reviews here before trying this. Terrible experience from start to finish. I won’t be ordering again.

2mo ago
Its an insanely expensive tv dinner marketed as "healthy" because its "high protein". Its heavily saturated in fats and extremely poor quality. Not at all worth the price. They're also making people sick and they clearly do not care else theyd quit scamming people with this fake health food bullshit. Someone in my family ordered a package of these meal prep things and they immediately fell sick with nausea, lightheadedness and vomiting. If weight loss is your goal then go ahead; these things will definitely cleanse your insides and not in the fun way. These people are fucking crooks.
Tasty, healthy, no mess meals! In the long line of easy to prepare meal delivery kits enters Factor 75. The meals are tasty and the convenience to specialize them for your nutrition needs is key. Options include low calorie, high protein, keto, etc. Prices are especially favorable at the beginning with meals starting at $10 a box and continuing on with your subscription to be about $15 an entree. This is all you can ask for in a meal delivery service and the heating/serving is especially convenient. Only con : one does tire of meals out of a box eventually and variation of choices could be increased.

Perfect for when you don’t want to cook or want tasty meals. I tried about 10 meals so far and none of them disappointed. It was quality food and it was filling. Perfect if you also want to watch your calories. They have so many options it hard to decide. I don’t do this weekly but I do buy from time to time. Worth the money for convenience and quality food.

Factor has been one of my go-to meal delivery kits. I love the convenience of not having to cook, especially when I'm really busy. While I do enjoy some of their meals, I've noticed that the menu hardly changes and I end up eating the same things for two weeks straight. That being said, the portion sizes are perfect for me and I usually eat half for lunch and half for dinner. The price point when promotions are available is also very good. New subscribers can get 50% off their first box.
Factor was my first experience trying a meal kit service during a very stressful time when I had no energy to care for myself. All the meals sounded really tasty but I ended up just feeling really unhealthy after trying this for a few weeks. I tried to pick things with less sugar and salt but a lot of the meals were higher fat and salt than I’m use to eating. I found some of the vegetables to be really soggy in texture and the meats to be too evenly textured (like a thick solid block of chicken). The wellness shots were tasty though. The sign up discount was decent and cancellation was easy.
The price of these will not keep me coming back. Folks it’s a microwave meal lol it’s definitely better than banquet but it is not worth $15 apiece which is what it breaks down to after tax and shipping for five meals a week. Now if that served two people per meal Then absolutely. But $15 apiece for a microwave meal when you can get a restaurant meal for that price there’s just no comparison I’m sorry. I canceled after the introductory box I just can’t with the price of it. The meals were fresh and good however but I can’t justify continuing this at regular price.
I tried Factor when I had a discount code, but unlike most meal delivery services, I have continued using Factor well past the last discounted box! I have been getting factor meals for several months now, and am delighted with each new meal I try. I appreciate the amount of veggies in each meal. I wanted a meal delivery service that would be healthy, quick, and easy. I had been in a horrid habit of eating fast food several times a week, and I finally found something to replace it!
3y ago
Tried factor for 2-3 months - stopped the subscription and would consider maybe picking it back up in the future if there weren't other options. + great if you want to outsource your meal planning and prepping + found many of the dishes fine - good (none were amazing) + app is great for ranking meals + good reminders for when you want to skip a delivery wishlist: - the meals flavors were fine, I was getting concerned about the sodium levels after a while - I wanted to adjust the delivery date and couldn't seem to do so easily via the app and/or the website
3y ago
Very high quality with good dietary options.
Not the most flavorful vegetarian food and felt a bit processed
Good flavors - some meals are better than others (I'd say I loved about 50% of my meals, the other 50% were fine). I didn't keep the subscription going because it was a little pricey, and as others have said - they all seem to taste the same a bit after a while. But if you have the funds, these are a great way to have nutritious meals every day.
1y ago
I ordered 10 meals and I got a package with 10 meals… just not the ones I ordered. I called and they gave me a partial credit until I escalated it and demanded all of my money back for an order they messed up. They gave it to me as credit and told me it would be applied to my order… in 10 weeks. What scam of a company takes your money, gives you incorrect product, and then holds your money for 2.5 months? Obviously a company that is so crappy they have to trick people into staying with them. There’s tons of other meal options… pick one of them, stay far away from Factor.
2y ago
I am currently not a subscriber; however, I did order from Factor for almost 6 months. The food was great. I did add my own seasonings to enhance a few dishes, but overall, I truly liked the food. I also froze some of the meals even though it was suggested not to do so because the food is delivered fresh, but freezing some of the meals allowed me to have a meal when I didn't feel like cooking. Regarding customer service, they aren't the greatest. If you have a question, email or chat, but it was difficult finding a direct phone number for them. Would I order them again? Yes. They are slightly pricey once a promo code no longer applies so that is something to consider.
2y ago
I had looked into Factor for a few months before finally biting the bullet and ordering. My goal was to make dieting easier. First the good: - Food was decent. Some entrees were very good and tasty. -App made the selection process easy. -Delivery was always on time and never had issues. -Very simplistic way of cooking (microwave), food ready in under 5 minutes. Now onto the bad. -Selection looks better than it actually is. That means they show you a ton of different entrees that look great but each week there’s only a select few you can pick from. Somewhere in the 8-12 range per week. -They use the same typical meals every week. This means maybe they’ll have chili one week, and roasted chicken. The next week they won’t have chili but you’ll see roasted chicken again. The third week you’ll see something new…but also the chicken again as an option. Makes it slightly boring. This becomes an issue when the “new” week meals are ones you don’t necessarily like - causing you to pick their repeats to fill your weekly count. -They provide premium meals for a price. So you get bored with their typicals and you don’t like the new weeks meals, but then you see a nice steak as an option - great option. But they’re going to add a few bucks on to your bill. Would much rather prefer all meals be included with no “up charge.” -Sodium content is through the roof. Be aware if you have any type of health restrictions. This could further limit the options you have to choose from -Fat content for some of the choices were insanely high. Again, be aware if you have any health or diet restrictions. Would I recommend Factor? Probably not. It isn’t necessarily bad and there are plenty meal subscription services that are much more expensive. If you want something cheap and easy, give it a shot. Otherwise. Look elsewhere.