Factor gives first responders 55% off the first box and 15% off the next 51 boxes, with free shipping on that first box. The meals arrive fully prepared, so after a long shift, dinner means heating something up instead of cooking it.
Factor’s meals come ready to eat. Its site says they arrive fresh, never frozen, and fully prepared, with no meal prep and no cleanup, and that they’re ready in 2 minutes. You pick from 100+ weekly options that Factor says are dietitian-designed, and you can pause, change, or cancel anytime.
How To Get The Factor First Responder Discount
Start on Factor’s own discount page, using the button below. It gives you ID.me, which Factor describes as a trusted platform for students, teachers, military, and more, and GovX, which it describes as exclusively for military and first responders. Choose whichever account you already have.
Click the verify button and enter your information. Factor’s how-it-works step names First Responders among the groups who do this, next to military and veterans, nurses, medical providers, hospital employees, and teachers. New and former customers see the savings automatically at checkout. If you can’t get verified, the page points you to ID.me’s verification support and says you can also email [email protected].
What The Discount Covers
ID.me lists First Responders at 55% off the first box plus 15% off ongoing for a year, which it counts as 51 boxes. GovX shows the same up to 55% off the first box plus free shipping and 15% off the next 51 boxes, with First Responder among the eligible groups. Shipping is free on the first box and charged on deliveries after that.
The discount isn’t valid on premiums, meal upgrades, add-ons, taxes, or shipping fees, and it can’t be combined with gift cards or any other promotion. It’s void outside the U.S., and Factor can end or change the offer at any time. The offer works once, for a new customer or for a returning one whose old account was deactivated more than a day before redeeming.
About That End Date
The two sources word the end of the 15% rate differently. ID.me says the offer expires 51 weeks from your first box. Factor’s own page says it expires 380 days after the offer is purchased. Either way, plan on the 15% lasting about a year, and check the current wording on Factor’s page when you sign up.
Skipping And Locking Around Your Schedule
Factor’s terms give you a Skip Week button: open the delivery week, click Edit Delivery, then Skip Week, and you won’t be charged for that week. It only works before the order locks, and the lock time depends on your delivery day. If your box arrives on Saturday, selections lock Monday by 11:59 PM Central Time. Sunday deliveries lock Tuesday, Monday or Tuesday deliveries lock Wednesday, and Wednesday deliveries lock Thursday, all by 11:59 PM Central Time. The terms say a first box or a reactivated account can follow a different schedule, so your My Menu page is the place to confirm your own deadline. Factor’s Delivery Week runs Saturday through the following Friday.
Q&A
Q: How much is the Factor first responder discount?
A: It’s 55% off your first box with free shipping, then 15% off the next 51 boxes.
Q: Do I need a promo code?
A: No. Factor’s page says new and former customers see the savings automatically at checkout once they’ve verified.
Q: Does Factor’s own page include first responders?
A: Yes, in the how-it-works step. The short eligibility answer in the page’s FAQ names a shorter list of groups, so if you want it spelled out, ID.me lists First Responders at the 55% rate.
Q: Can I stack it with another Factor promotion?
A: No. The page says the discount can’t be used in combination with any of Factor’s other promotions.
Q: Can I use it on an order I already placed?
A: No. Factor says the discount may only be used for future orders and not for previous orders.
More Information:
Terms can change, so check Factor’s discount page or the ID.me or GovX listing before you start. For other meal and food delivery savings, browse our food and drink discounts.
