Best Chocolate Subscription Boxes

When it comes to sheer variety, Compartes' Gourmet Chocolate of the Month Club is the best, delighting the receiver with unique flavors of bars, bons-bons, and truffles for three, six, or 12 months. 

When you want a little bit of everything, Compartes’ Gourmet Chocolate of the Month Club is a great fit. Compartes has a reputation for excellence with celebrity fans like Mindy Kaling, Antoni Porowski, and Oprah. Around since 1950, they are still on the cutting edge of flavor innovation with decadent flavor combinations like Caramelized Popcorn Milk Chocolate Bar or Pink Elephants Dark Chocolate Bar.  

Their chocolate of the month club delivers its diversity of flavors one theme at a time. For up to 12 months, it shares collections that center around a theme such as Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or seasonal themes such as summer berries or mystery flavors of pie. 

Raaka Chocolate prides itself on creating unique flavors all the time. Its First Nibs Club allows members to experience new flavors of micro-batch chocolate bars first. 

For many, single-origin chocolate is the highest echelon of quality. But what if a chocolatier used single-origin chocolates and innovative flavor additions? Well, you’d have Raaka Chocolate. Their head chocolatier, Nate Hodge, is constantly testing new flavor combos, and their First Nibs Club gets you first dibs. 

Raaka’s take on flavor additions takes an organic approach. You won’t find pop rocks in any of their bars, but you might find a gluten-free whole grain waffle cone embedded in single-origin Ugandan chocolate or green tea crunch. Raaka also uses unroasted chocolate beans for a brighter, fruitier flavor that separates them from many other chocolatiers. 

Members can choose between a two- or three-bar membership in addition to bundles that are customizable, sugar-free, vegan, or best sellers. With the three-bar option, members receive two of Raaka’s newest flavor innovations, as well as a bestseller from their current collection that syncs with the month’s theme. Nostalgic desserts were a recent theme and included a double chocolate waffle cone bar and a bananas foster bar. 

Bar and Cocoa doesn’t mess around with milk or white chocolate. Its Dark Chocolate Club brings the best of dark chocolate to you from makers around the world. 

When only the deepest, darkest chocolate will do, the Dark Chocolate Club from Bar and Cocoa is ready to spring into action. Their club is single-minded in its purpose: to bring you the best quality dark chocolate from quality makers around the world. 

The club features four bars per month, available in three, six, or twelve-month terms, all with free shipping. A three-month subscription is $135, and unless canceled, will auto-renew. Longer-term memberships offer a price break at about $259 for six months or roughly $499 for a full year. While some chocolate subscription boxes focus on wild flavors or whimsical add-ins, the Dark Chocolate Club focuses on the pure flavor of unadulterated dark chocolate. Some bars may only have two ingredients: cacao and sugar. 

Each bar comes with tasting notes to help guide members through their taste experience. Bar and Cocoa highlights makers that practice direct trade and ethical manufacturing practices, so your indulgence is good for you, the farmers, and the planet. 

The pros at Cococletic curate four bars from small-batch producers around the world. All of its featured bars use only three ingredients: cacao beans, sugar, and cocoa butter. 

Bean-to-bar chocolate is one of the few foods in which dairy is entirely optional. All of the purveyors featured in the Cococletic chocolate subscription are dairy-free, making them vegan, and soy-free, gluten-free, and tree-nut-free as well. In fact, every maker featured uses five ingredients or fewer in its bars.

The Cococletic chocolate club features four bars in each delivery, billing either monthly for about $46, every three months for about $138, or every six months for about $262. One drawback of Cococletic is its yearly pause; the service doesn’t ship anything during July and August. 

For those who want to share their chocolate passion with their family or office, the company also offers an office box, which features 10 bars every month for about $108 per month. Domestic shipping is included in every subscription, but additional charges may apply if ice packs are needed for warm destinations. 

While many chocolate makers use coconut sugar or other naturally derived sugars, The Good Chocolate contains zero sugar and less than one net carb per square. 

When the term "sugar-free" is thrown out in confectioners’ circles, there’s a lot of wiggle room. While many chocolate makers now use coconut sugar, maple, or honey, as far as calories and carbs are concerned, they're still sugar. Not The Good Chocolate. This Keto- and diabetic-friendly chocolate is sweetened with Stevia, Erythritol, and mesquite powder, making chocolate that logs one net carb per square. 

Amazingly, The Good Chocolate does all this without sacrificing quality or taste and uses all organic ingredients. Its monthly subscription club features 18 squares (0.4 ounces each) of chocolate in one of its signature flavors: signature dark, Himalayan salt, roasted almonds, milk chocolate, mint, or ginger; or opt for a variety pack that features three squares of each. 

The Chocolate of the Month Club by Harry & David includes a large selection of bite-sized chocolates, which makes it great for sharing and tasting new delicious flavors each day.

Harry & David's Chocolate of the Month club features a selection of chocolates including 24 to 40 or more pieces. Each month has a theme, from chocolate-covered fruits to premium milk chocolate, dark chocolate truffles, and more.

This box is perfect for chocolate aficionados to enjoy a larger collection of small chocolates rather than a few individual bars. Subscribers can sign up to receive boxes every three months for $114.99, every six months for $219.99, or every 12 months for $429.99.

CrateJoy is a service that allows small and large chocolate makers alike to list their subscription boxes for users to choose.

CrateJoy offers many different subscriptions and themed boxes. Through this service, users can browse chocolates from small businesses and established producers to find the best type for their needs—all in one place.

A few chocolate box options include craft brownies, peanut butter cups, fudge variety boxes, Kekao boxes, vegan and sugar-free options, caramel clubs, chocolate and candy variety boxes, and other gourmet options.

Most boxes range from about $20 to $60 per month, though rates change as new subscriptions are added.

Kekao delivers craft chocolate bars from the world's finest producers each month, including international options and flavors that users may not try otherwise.

Kekao's top chocolates are sourced all over the world from the highest quality producers, giving subscribers the opportunity to try flavors that aren't usually available in their area.

Every chocolate that's curated by Kekao's experts is guaranteed to be ethically sourced, sustainable, and delicious. Whether you're gifting a subscription to a friend, members of your wedding party, or signing up for a personal delivery to enjoy at home, Kekao's chocolates are sure to please.

Subscriptions are available every month ($45.99), every three months ($134), every six months ($255), or every 12 months ($491) for users to choose the delivery frequency that works best for them.