Best Pasture-Raised Chicken Delivery
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"Grass-fed" doesn't apply to chicken, and it never will — chickens are omnivores that eat bugs, seeds, and feed, not grazers with a rumen built to live on grass the way cattle can. A chicken given full outdoor access will still spend most of its diet on formulated feed, so the meaningful claims to look for are "free-range," meaning the birds had real outdoor access rather than being confined to a barn, and "soy-free" or "corn-free," which describe a feed formulation some households prefer for allergy, sensitivity, or feed-quality reasons and have nothing to do with how the bird was pastured. Any listing that pairs "grass-fed" with "chicken" is simply using the wrong term, and it's worth treating that as a red flag about the brand's overall accuracy. Not every brand compared elsewhere on this site makes the list below — one premium beef-and-pork specialist, for example, doesn't run a chicken program at all, so it's correctly left off a pasture-raised chicken guide no matter how strong its beef and pork lineup is. The brands below do carry free-range chicken and are worth checking against the beef and pork comparisons elsewhere on this site if you're trying to consolidate your protein delivery into fewer orders.
- ButcherBox — Application pending
- Crowd Cow — Application pending
- Porter Road — Application pending
- Force of Nature Meats — Application pending
- US Wellness Meats — Application pending
- Wild Pastures — Application pending
- Good Ranchers — Application pending
- White Oak Pastures — Listed for reference — no affiliate program
- Seven Sons Farms — Listed for reference — no affiliate program