How Much Does Balance of Nature Cost?

Updated on August 4, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 5 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

Balance of Nature costs $69.99 every 28 days for Fruits & Veggies, $49.99 every 28 days for Fiber & Spice, or $109.99 every 28 days for the combined Whole Health System when purchased through Subscribe & Save.

One-time purchases currently cost $89.99 for Fruits & Veggies, $69.99 for Fiber & Spice, and $159.99 for the Whole Health System. Shipping, sales tax, and optional membership charges can raise the checkout total.

The billing schedule deserves particular attention. Products ship every 28 days, which creates approximately 13 shipments per year rather than 12 calendar-month payments. That brings the annual subscription cost to approximately $909.87 for Fruits & Veggies, $649.87 for Fiber & Spice, or $1,429.87 for the Whole Health System before shipping, tax, and optional membership.

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• Fruits & Veggies costs $69.99 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 2.3 hours of work, before taxes) every 28 days with Subscribe & Save.
• Fiber & Spice costs $49.99 every 28 days.
• The Whole Health System costs $109.99 every 28 days.
• One-time prices range from $69.99 to $159.99.
• A 28-day schedule produces about 13 charges per year, not 12.
• The optional Plus Membership costs $24.99 per year.
• Plus includes qualifying U.S. shipping and 10% back in store rewards on eligible subscription orders.

How Much Does Balance of Nature Cost?

Product	Subscribe & Save price	One-time price	Approximate annual subscription cost
Fruits & Veggies	$69.99 (about 2.3 hours of work at $30 per hour) every 28 days	$89.99	$909.87
Fiber & Spice	$49.99 every 28 days	$69.99	$649.87
Whole Health System	$109.99 every 28 days	$159.99	$1,429.87
Optional Plus Membership	$24.99 per year	Not required for a one-time order	$24.99

The current Balance of Nature storefront describes subscriptions as recurring every 28 days and says they have no contracts or separate subscription enrollment fees. This differs from an older company cost article that described a one-time Preferred Customer fee.

The prices above should be checked at checkout before purchase. Promotions, shipping terms, taxes, product availability, and plan features can change.

What Each Product Includes

Fruits & Veggies consists of two capsule bottles, one labeled Fruits and one labeled Veggies. The advertised supply is intended to last approximately 28 days when taken according to the label.

Fiber & Spice is a powdered product combining fiber with a proprietary spice blend. It is sold separately or as part of the Whole Health System.

The Whole Health System bundles Fruits & Veggies with Fiber & Spice. Its subscription price is lower than purchasing both subscriptions separately:

• Fruits & Veggies subscription: $69.99 (about 2.3 hours of work at $30 per hour)
• Fiber & Spice subscription: $49.99
• Separate total: $119.98
• Whole Health System subscription: $109.99
• Bundle difference: $9.99 per shipment

Across 13 annual shipment cycles, the bundle saves approximately $129.87 compared with purchasing the two subscriptions separately. That comparison only matters when the buyer genuinely intends to use both products.

28-Day Billing Costs More

Calling a recurring shipment “monthly” can make the annual expense appear lower than it is. A calendar year contains approximately thirteen 28-day periods.

For Fruits & Veggies, multiplying the displayed price by 12 gives:

$69.99 × 12 = $839.88

The actual 13-shipment annual product cost is:

$69.99 × 13 = $909.87

The difference is $69.99, equivalent to one additional shipment.

The effect is larger with the Whole Health System:

• 12 assumed payments: $1,319.88
• 13 actual shipment cycles: $1,429.87
• Difference: $109.99

A shopper who budgets by calendar month can divide the annual total by 12:

• Fruits & Veggies: approximately $75.82 per calendar month
• Fiber & Spice: approximately $54.16 per calendar month
• Whole Health System: approximately $119.16 per calendar month

These figures exclude shipping, tax, membership, unused products, and other supplements.

Plus Membership Cost 

Balance of Nature Plus is a separate annual membership costing $24.99 per year, plus applicable tax. It is not the same as the former one-time Preferred Customer fee described in older company materials.

The current Plus Membership page advertises:

• Free shipping on qualifying U.S. orders
• 10% back in Balance of Nature rewards on eligible subscription purchases
• An additional 30 days to request a refund on the most recent order
• Membership cancellation at any time, with benefits continuing through the paid term

The company displays standard shipping as a $9.99-per-order value. If that shipping charge would otherwise apply, Plus could recover its $24.99 cost after three qualifying shipments:

• Three shipping charges avoided: $29.97
• Annual Plus fee: $24.99
• Difference after three orders: $4.98

Rewards should not be treated as immediate cash savings. They are store credits earned after eligible orders and create value only when the customer continues purchasing and successfully redeems them.

Three Realistic Cost Scenarios

Fruits & Veggies without Plus

A subscriber pays $69.99 every 28 days. Assuming a standard shipping charge of $9.99 applies to each order, one shipment costs $79.98 before tax.

Across 13 shipments:

• Products: $909.87
• Shipping: $129.87
• Annual total before tax: $1,039.74

The effective calendar-month cost is approximately $86.65.

Fruits & Veggies with Plus

The same buyer pays $909.87 for 13 product shipments and $24.99 for the annual Plus membership.

The total before tax is $934.86. Compared with paying $9.99 shipping on all 13 orders, Plus reduces the direct annual outlay by approximately $104.88, before considering rewards.

Whole Health System with Plus

The Whole Health System costs $109.99 per shipment. Across 13 cycles, product spending reaches $1,429.87.

Adding the Plus fee produces:

• Annual product cost: $1,429.87
• Plus membership: $24.99
• Total before tax: $1,454.86
• Average per calendar month: approximately $121.24
• Average per day: approximately $3.99

Subscription vs. One-Time Purchase

Subscribe & Save is cheaper per shipment than placing repeated one-time orders.

Product	Subscription price	One-time price	Difference per order
Fruits & Veggies	$69.99	$89.99	$20
Fiber & Spice	$49.99	$69.99	$20
Whole Health System	$109.99	$159.99	$50

Over 13 orders, the nominal subscription differences are:

• Fruits & Veggies: $260
• Fiber & Spice: $260
• Whole Health System: $650

These figures assume that the buyer wanted every shipment and used the complete supply. A recurring plan does not save money when bottles accumulate unopened, the customer forgets to pause service, or the product is no longer wanted.

A one-time order may be more sensible for someone evaluating taste, capsule quantity, tolerability, or whether the routine fits comfortably into the household budget.

Cost for Two People

A couple taking one full Fruits & Veggies supply each would require two subscriptions or two units every 28 days.

• Two supplies per cycle: $139.98
• Thirteen shipment cycles: $1,819.74
• Plus membership: $24.99
• Total before tax: $1,844.73 per year

That equals approximately $153.73 per calendar month or $5.05 per day for the household.

If the couple chooses two Whole Health Systems, annual product spending becomes $2,859.74 before membership and tax.

This household calculation illustrates why a supplement priced under $70 at checkout can become a four-figure recurring expense.

Shipping, Tax, Returns, and Cancellation

Shipping terms affect the actual cost. Plus provides free shipping on qualifying U.S. orders, while orders outside the United States may use standard rates. International buyers may also encounter import duties, currency-conversion charges, or foreign-transaction fees.

Sales tax depends on the delivery location and applicable tax rules. The final taxable amount may include the product, shipping, or membership depending on the jurisdiction.

The company’s current terms state that automatic replenishment continues until canceled. Its formal Terms of Service direct customers who want to cancel automatic replenishment to contact a customer service representative or health coach.

Before subscribing:

• Confirm the next processing and shipment date.
• Review the current cancellation method.
• Distinguish cancellation from pausing or rescheduling.
• Save emails and cancellation confirmation numbers.
• Check the next card statement after cancellation.
• Read the refund rules for opened and unopened products.

A standard customer may receive a shorter return window than a Plus member. Shipping charges and membership fees may be subject to separate refund rules, so the current policy should be read before placing an order.

What the Supplement Does Not Replace

Balance of Nature is sold as a dietary supplement rather than a prescription drug. It should not be treated as a replacement for medical treatment or as proof that the user no longer needs whole fruits and vegetables.

Whole produce provides water, food volume, naturally occurring fiber, texture, and a complex nutritional structure that cannot be evaluated solely by counting powdered ingredients in capsules.

Capsules can also be easier to consume than food, but convenience does not make them nutritionally equivalent to a serving of fresh, frozen, or minimally processed produce.

The manufacturer’s own pages carry the standard statement that its claims have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and that its products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

The NIH Office of Dietary Supplements advises consumers to review Supplement Facts labels, consider possible interactions, and understand that the word “natural” does not automatically mean safe.

Anyone who takes prescription medication, has a chronic condition, is pregnant or nursing, has an upcoming surgery, or is considering the supplement for a child should discuss the ingredients with an appropriate healthcare professional.

FDA Regulatory History

Balance of Nature has a relevant regulatory history that should be presented accurately rather than used as either an endorsement or a blanket condemnation of every current product.

In November 2023, the FDA announced federal consent decrees involving the Utah distributor and manufacturer associated with Balance of Nature products.

The agency stated that the companies had distributed adulterated and misbranded dietary supplements and had marketed products with claims that caused them to be treated as unapproved new drugs. The court orders required compliance with federal manufacturing and labeling requirements before normal production and distribution could continue.

This history does not by itself establish that every currently sold bottle is unsafe or ineffective. It does support a cautious approach to broad disease-related marketing claims and reinforces the need to evaluate current labels and evidence rather than relying on testimonials.

Cheaper Alternatives

The best alternative depends on what the buyer expects the product to accomplish.

Possible categories include:

• Fresh, frozen, or canned fruits and vegetables
• Generic psyllium or another simple fiber supplement
• A conventional multivitamin when clinically appropriate
• Other fruit-and-vegetable capsule products
• Greens powders
• A dietitian consultation

A direct price comparison should consider serving size, ingredient amounts, independent testing, fiber content, daily dose, shipping, and whether the competing product is another subscription.

For example, a basic fiber supplement may cost substantially less than $49.99 every 28 days, but it is not automatically an ingredient-for-ingredient substitute for Fiber & Spice. Similarly, frozen vegetables may offer food volume and fiber but require preparation and storage.

A useful comparison should answer what problem the buyer is trying to solve rather than simply identify the cheapest container.

When Balance of Nature Makes Sense

The subscription may make sense when:

• The buyer has reviewed the ingredients and understands the product’s limits.
• Every shipment will realistically be used.
• The recurring cost fits comfortably within the household budget.
• The buyer values convenience enough to justify the price.
• Plus shipping savings exceed the annual membership cost.

A one-time order may make more sense when:

• The buyer is trying the product for the first time.
• Recurring billing is undesirable.
• Tolerability or adherence is uncertain.
• The buyer does not expect to order at least several times.

Neither option may make sense when:

• The product is being used instead of prescribed treatment.
• Bottles are already accumulating unused.
• The cost creates financial stress.
• The decision depends mainly on broad disease claims or testimonials.
• A simpler food or fiber option meets the actual need for less money.

What We Verified

• Confirmed the current $69.99, $49.99, and $109.99 subscription prices.
• Confirmed one-time prices of $89.99, $69.99, and $159.99.
• Verified that subscription shipments recur every 28 days.
• Calculated annual costs using 13 shipment cycles.
• Confirmed that Plus costs $24.99 per year.
• Verified Plus shipping, reward-credit, and extended-refund features.
• Reviewed the current automatic-replenishment cancellation language.
• Cross-referenced the FDA’s 2023 consent-decree announcement.

Related Nutrition and Wellness Costs

Someone considering a supplement for a specific deficiency can compare the price with the cost of vitamin B12 drops, while recognizing that targeted vitamin supplementation serves a different purpose from a broad fruit-and-vegetable blend.

People evaluating structured nutrition and weight-management services can also compare the cost of SOTA Weight Loss. Coaching programs may cost more but include professional support rather than only a recurring supplement shipment.

Answers to Common Questions

How much does Balance of Nature cost per month?

The subscription prices are $69.99 for Fruits & Veggies, $49.99 for Fiber & Spice, and $109.99 for the Whole Health System every 28 days. Their calendar-month equivalents are slightly higher because there are approximately 13 shipments per year.

Does Balance of Nature charge a membership fee?

The current subscription storefront says Subscribe & Save has no separate enrollment fee. An optional Plus Membership costs $24.99 per year.

How much is Balance of Nature per year?

Thirteen shipments cost approximately $909.87 for Fruits & Veggies, $649.87 for Fiber & Spice, or $1,429.87 for the Whole Health System before shipping, membership, and tax.

Is shipping free?

Qualifying U.S. shipping is included for Plus members. Standard customers may pay shipping according to the current checkout terms.

Is the subscription cheaper than a one-time purchase?

Yes, the displayed difference is $20 per shipment for Fruits & Veggies and Fiber & Spice and $50 per shipment for the Whole Health System. That is only a true saving when each recurring order is wanted and used.

Can I cancel Balance of Nature?

Yes. The current terms say automatic replenishment continues until canceled and direct customers to call customer service or a health coach to cancel. Save confirmation and verify that future charges stop.

Does Balance of Nature replace eating fruits and vegetables?

No. A capsule supplement does not reproduce the water, food volume, texture, and complete nutritional structure of whole produce.