Martie

4.1 49 Reviews

Martie offers your favorite pantry food brands at a 40-70% discount to prevent perfectly fine products from going to the landfill.

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Martie reviews indicate that the brand is good for those looking to reduce food waste and find affordable products, although it faces challenges with customer service and inventory management. Strengths include a mission focused on minimizing food waste and offering a variety of dietary options, while weaknesses involve inconsistent customer service and issues with order fulfillment. Overall, Martie offers a unique option for budget-conscious consumers interested in sustainability, but potential buyers should be aware of the potential for missing or damaged items.

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  • Recently placed my second order with them, thought it was so cute they included stickers in my package. I am a HUGE fan of this website, I check it probably every other day. It's such a great way to get to try new health food items that I would never buy at regular price and allows me to buy my favorite pantry staples at a better price. I have never followed best by dates, so doesn't bother me at all that some items are nearing their time it doesn't taste any different. I like their product selection and hope to see more things in the future.

  • Placed an order from here after getting the $15 Thingtesting gift card. Got two skincare items and two food items for a really good deal! Shipping was quick and I got really cute stickers with my order (already used one). Would use again if I get credits for it again.

    Madissen G

    I love ordering from here every couple of months. I always find new brands I can try for cheap.

  • I have known about Martie for some time and had put it on the back burner. I chose to try it out when I checked out the selection of foods/items I would buy. The good thing is that the site is focused on not wasting food, so the products are lower price than in store. I have purchased a few times from Martie so far. Fast shipping and only 1.99 added for shipping. Always new things added to the site as well and they have an app.

  • I've ordered 9 times from Martie, and I love it. I think what they're doing is fantastic, and it pains me to write a review as I'd really prefer to gatekeep it. I like the majority of products I've tried, and despite a couple of minor product issues (I would rate 4.5 stars instead of 5 if I could), I will continue to order pantry items etc. from Martie. Any issues I've had have been resolved, which is of course annoying, but personally I think it's worth it as I enjoy giving startups a chance to fix issues and better themselves/the consumer experience when their overall mission is for sustainability and affordability. I've saved a lot of money using Martie and also gotten to try healthy products (I'm typically gluten/dairy/soy free), but with any discount shop, there will be a few pitfalls. Examples - - Care in packaging has gone down hill - everything used to be extremely well packed/wrapped up (like, glass jars wrapped individually in brown gridded paper), but in my most recent order, all the items were just thrown into the box haphazardly, resulting in 2 soup cartons getting damaged - Sometimes products are not actually good/tasty - but this can happen with any grocery purchase/experience and isn't exclusive to Martie. Just try to do research before buying. - I've ordered skincare that arrived unusable (like one face wash was separated inside the bottle and had to be thrown away) - Their website mission is to sell quality food, and "never sell products with harmful ingredients," but some of the brands are definitely mainstream and not good for you. For example, right now on the site you can find Skittles Cotton Candy, with ingredients including "Sugar, Natural And Artificial Flavors, Artificial Color Fdc Red #40." You can also find a somewhat random box of "Cookie Crush Christmas Tree Cookies" made of "Enriched Bleached Wheat Flour (Wheat Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Sugar, Vegetable Shortening (Palm Oil), Water, Corn Sugar, Nonpareils (Sugar, Corn Starch, Red 3, Confectioner’s Glaze, Carnauba Wax, Yellow 5, Blue 1, Yellow 6, Red 40), Natural and Artificial Flavor (Milk), Salt, Soy Lecithin (Emulsifier), Sodium Bicarbonate, Yellow 5, Yellow 5 Lake, Blue 1 Lake, Blue 1." So I think this company mission is misleading, as not all the products on the website are quality. Regardless, Martie has given me the opportunity to learn about and try new, healthy products at affordable prices, and I can just opt out of ordering the Skittles. You can too! *updated review with a photo of my recent haul!

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What is Martie?

Martie offers your favorite pantry food brands at a 40-70% discount to prevent perfectly fine products from going to the landfill.

In their own words

Martie is an online grocery store with discounts up to 70% off your favorite "better-for-you" foods. We work with brands like Kettle, Annie's, Clif, Bob's Red Mill and hundreds more to shop their ever-changing supply of surplus and overstock pantry goods. We look for foods that are made with ingredients we trust and would serve to our own families. On average, Smartie shoppers save $54 per order, and save 25 lbs of good food from going to waste. Greener pockets, greener planet!