Subscribe, Relax, Save.
Subscribe to everyday essentials and receive them on your schedule. Save on every delivery, stay flexible, and choose refill options that help reduce packaging waste over time.
subscribe
Your everyday essentials, on your schedule.Set it once and we’ll take care of the rest.
relax
Full control, zero pressure.Pause, skip, or cancel anytime. No overstocking. No last‑minute reorders.
save
Save up to 10% on every delivery. Choose refill options to cut down on unnecessary packaging waste.
skincare refills
bath & body refills
deodorant refills
feminine hygiene refills
Haircare Refills
household refills
pet supplies refills
Shifting Gaia Refills
frequently asked questions
Can I add other products to my subscription order?
Yes, you can add single delivery items to your order as well as additional items for subscription.
Will I get a reminder for my upcoming order?
Yes, you will receive emails before every delivery as well as when there’s anything regarding your subscription plans that needs attending to.
Can I pick a different frequency than what’s on the website for when my order will arrive?
We’ve chosen timeframes that are most likely to work well for our products, but we’re always open to recommendations if you believe there should be different options!
Can coupons apply to upcoming orders on my subscription?
No, coupon codes cannot apply to subscription orders. But don’t worry – your discount is probably better!
How do shipping costs work with subscriptions?
If your order is under the free shipping threshold, you’ll need to choose a method of shipping at checkout and your subscriptions will use that same shipping method in the future as part of your order. If your subscription is above the free shipping minimum, you’ll receive free shipping on future subscriptions as well!
I’m worried about the environmental impact of my subscription.
We advise that you select the delivery schedule that best fits your consumption so as to not overconsume. Subscriptions help our sustainable brands to figure out exactly how much they should produce, which helps them to reduce overproduction and waste.
