Graze Free Box

Is the Graze Free Box Still Available?

Not for U.S. customers, as of our last check. We tested this three ways: the U.S.-specific graze.com/us landing page (including through our original tracked link) returns a “page not found” error; the main graze.com site now defaults every visitor to British pricing and currency, which sites typically only do once they’ve stopped actively serving the U.S.; and us.graze.com — Graze’s old dedicated American subdomain — shows a static “we’ll be back soon, we’re offline while we make some essential improvements” holding page rather than an active storefront. None of that is a single smoking gun on its own, but together it points to Graze having quietly wound down U.S. shipping.

We couldn’t find an official announcement confirming exactly when U.S. service stopped, so we’re not stating a hard date — just what we can verify directly on Graze’s own site as of our last check.

Graze mailed small, mixed boxes of snacks — nuts, dried fruit, seeds, the occasional sweet treat — on a weekly or monthly subscription, with the pitch that you’d discover new favorites through variety rather than picking the same bag every time. Our original free-box offer got you a 4-snack sampler at no cost, which was the whole appeal: try it before committing to a subscription.