Membership platform for food creators to sell recipes, meal plans, and courses through a branded app
A runtime-enforced substrate for building vertical B2B SaaS
Stage
Established
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Founded
2021
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Based in
US
ES
Pricing model
Free trial
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Pricing
Discover: $49/month (25 included users, then $0.99 per user); Launch: $99/month + $0.99 per active user; Growth: $199/month + $0.99 per active user. Tiered user pricing: first 500 users $0.99/month, next 500 users $0.75/month, next 9,000 users $0.50/month, remaining $0.25/month. 14-day free trial, 3
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Key features
Drag-and-drop page builder with no coding required
Recipe search, filtering, serving scaling, and ingredient swaps
Automated shopping lists organized by aisle
Meal plan scheduling with batch cooking and prep tracking
Online courses with multi-lesson curricula and progress tracking
Community forum with comments, ratings, and gamification
Stripe payment processing with tiered access levels and subscriptions
Progressive Web App (PWA) installable on iOS, Android, and desktop
Work order engine with state machine and append-only reporting
Invoicing engine with immutable export basis
Booking engine with capacity allocation and double-booking prevention
Protocol/checklist engine with sign and immutability
Absence ledger engine with append-only balance tracking
Metering engine for billable usage tracking
Single-use invite engine with secure identifier handling
Runtime enforcement of permissions and isolation
GDPR compliance enforced at runtime
Pull request previews with production scope forking
What makes it different
All-in-one platform combining recipes, meal plans, courses, and memberships without paying per extra tool
White-label branded app on creator's own domain with no Member Kitchens branding visible
Bulk automated content import from PDFs, spreadsheets, WordPress, and other platforms
Expert team handles migration and setup with guided onboarding
No app store submission required; PWA installs directly from browser
Guarantees instead of conventions: runtime enforcement prevents data leaks and permission errors by design, not developer discipline
Domain engines own invariants, not vocabulary: reusable logic without tight coupling to specific business requirements
Self-hostable vertical on pure SQLite with no platform dependency
Member Kitchens