The Best Cheap Flower Delivery Services

Benchmark Bouquets checks many boxes when it comes to flower delivery, scoring major points for its convenience and reasonable prices. Through its Amazon store, Prime members get free next-day shipping on a nice selection of fresh arrangements that feature roses, lilies, carnations, and more. One of the brand's least expensive bouquets, Rainbow Mini Carnations, costs just under $36 and comes with 20 stems and a vase. On average, most of the arrangements are priced in the $40 to $50 range, vase included.

To ensure maximum freshness, the flowers are picked while they’re still buds, allowing them to bloom in your or your recipient’s home. Add on the fact that they’re sourced from family-owned, Rainforest Alliance Certified facilities—which practice eco-friendly farming methods while upholding strict human rights standards—and you’ve got yourself a pretty good deal. 

One downside to the service is the inability to set future delivery dates, and Saturday through Monday deliveries are not currently available. Despite this drawback, Benchmark Bouquets’ wide variety of flower types and lack of additional fees boosts the cheap flower delivery service above its competitors.

We love a good sale, and From You Flowers offers a ton of gorgeous discounted bouquets in a variety of styles to suit whatever occasion you’re celebrating. Some of the service’s best deals include blooms under $30 and roses for 50 percent off. However, delivery isn’t free, so you will end up paying more at checkout. Luckily, marked-down flowers aren’t exempt from same-day delivery, and when adding a bouquet to your cart, you can also tack on small gifts like balloons, chocolates, and a teddy bear. Depending on the arrangement you choose, there may even be several vase options.

Unlike many online flower services, From You Flowers is able to deliver to military bases, hospitals, gated communities, and funeral homes. In fact, the company automatically expedites funeral orders, giving you one less thing to worry about in times of grief.

If you’re looking to get a consistent stream of flowers delivered to your place, flower subscriptions are the way to go. At $40 per shipment, The Bouqs Co.’s Original plan (10-16 stems) is the cheapest choice for weekly, biweekly, monthly, or bimonthly flower deliveries, and that includes shipping. By signing up for a subscription, you save up to 30 percent on each purchase, gain access to an exclusive collection of curated bouquets, and get discounts on one-time orders. 

Although your first arrangement contains seasonal blooms chosen by the company, you select the flowers you want for all future deliveries. If you’re unsure about committing to a subscription, Bouqs gives you the flexibility to pause, skip, or cancel orders whenever you need. In the subscription management dashboard, you can also change up the bouquet size, delivery date, and recipients for every order.

Global Rose has a wide selection of flower bouquets ranging from roses and alstroemerias to hydrangeas and baby’s breath. More than 25 of those arrangements retail for under $50 and are available via the company’s Amazon store. Prime members enjoy free shipping and overnight delivery on certain styles, including bundles of up to 200 stems.

While a Prime account comes with added perks, non-members are still able to purchase assorted bouquets for as low as $54. In addition to flowers, customers can shop for plants like ligustrum and lily grass—many of which retail for $60 or less. Orders can also be placed through Global Rose’s website, but the flowers all come from the same place: the company’s greenhouses, which employ eco-friendly growing practices. The blooms will arrive on your doorstep less than four days after they’ve been cut.

One of the things that makes flower delivery so expensive is shipping fees. So we were thrilled to discover that any bouquet you order from Poppy Flowers includes free shipping. Though the cheapest options are priced at $75, it’s important to remember that a $50 arrangement from another brand will likely cost as much when delivery charges are added at checkout. 

Something else that makes Poppy Flowers different from competitors is the bouquets themselves, which are actually at-home flower kits (30-55 stems) that you arrange yourself. Customers receive printed instructions as well as a video tutorial showing the best way to display your blooms, though the final design is ultimately up to you. The loose flowers you receive are grown on Rainforest Alliance and Fair-Trade Certified farms, which all practice sustainable farming methods.

When shopping for a one-time bouquet, an instant discount is a tempting incentive. ReVased, a small, woman-owned business, takes $10 off your first order when you sign up to receive newsletters or text messages from the service—and you won’t be penalized if you choose to unsubscribe later. The brand also frequently offers promotional codes, such as 20 percent off holiday orders. Bouquet prices start at $47, though subscribers can pay as little as $40 per delivery, which includes free shipping. ReVased also offers a ‘Daily Deal,’ featuring different marked-down arrangements each day.

We also like highlighting the philanthropic work that ReVased does every month. The service donates flowers to women’s shelters, hospitals, nursing homes, and cancer support groups on a regular basis. So when you order a bouquet from the company, you’re supporting the brand’s efforts to bring joy to people who need it most.

For just under $60 a month, Flower of the Month Club cuts its seasonal blooms, arranges them, and sends them out all within a single day so you get the freshest bouquet possible. The flowers are cut before they’ve fully matured, ensuring that your stems will bloom once they’ve arrived at your home. Though you don’t have control over what bouquet the company sends, you’ll know what’s coming ahead of time thanks to the featured flowers calendar on the website. Past examples include Winter Tropics Breeze, which is filled with large red anthuriums and black ti leaves from Costa Rica, and Thai Orchid Spray, which combines two types of orchids: candy stripe and red sonja.

Another element we love is the newsletter in each box, which details the history of the flowers that make up that month’s arrangement. Subscribers can choose an on-going membership or select the number of orders they’d like to receive in advance (between two and 12).