How do I find a tiffin or meal box service near me?

Choose your city and then your locality. Vendors declare the areas they actually deliver to, so the list you see is the set that can reach your address rather than everything in the city.

Do I have to pay NearSubs?

No. NearSubs is free for customers and never takes a cut. You pay the vendor directly by UPI, cash or bank transfer, and the money never passes through us.

Can I subscribe for only a few days a week?

On plans priced per box, yes - you pick the days you want and the bill is the boxes that went out. Plans with one fixed price run on the days the vendor has set for that plan.

What happens if I go away for a week?

Pause the subscription for those dates from your account and deliveries stop, then resume automatically. Where the vendor deducts for pauses, those days come off your bill.

Do I need to install an app?

No. NearSubs runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop. There is nothing to install and no password to remember - you sign in with a six-digit code sent to your email.

Is there a lock-in or a minimum term?

No. There is no mandate, no auto-debit and no contract with NearSubs. Cancel from your account whenever you like; anything you owe the vendor for deliveries already made is settled with them.

Neighbourhood subscriptions

Daily essentials from your neighbourhood

Tiffin, milk, laundry and more, subscribe to vendors who already deliver on your street, and change or pause it whenever you like.

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Find meal boxes, tiffin and daily subscriptions near you

Most of what arrives at a home every day comes from someone close by: the kitchen two streets over that cooks forty lunch boxes each morning, the milk delivery that has been going for fifteen years, the man who takes the laundry on Mondays. Almost none of it is online, and arranging any of it means finding a number, calling it, and hoping you remember to pay at the end of the month.

NearSubs is where those services put their plans and their prices so you can compare them, subscribe in a couple of taps, and change or pause without a phone call. You pay the vendor directly, so there is no wallet to top up and nothing sitting between you and the person who cooks your food.

What you can subscribe to near you

Daily lunch boxes and tiffin: Home-cooked meals delivered to a flat or an office, five or six days a week. Veg, non-veg, North Indian, South Indian, Bengali, Andhra - whatever the kitchens nearby actually cook. Most run a fixed monthly plan; some price each box so you can take Tuesdays and Thursdays only.
Meal boxes for the whole day: Lunch and dinner on one plan, usually cheaper together than apart, delivered in two windows. Useful if you are cooking for nobody and eating at a desk.
Milk and dairy every morning: Delivered before you are properly awake, in the quantity you actually use, with curd, paneer and eggs on the same delivery from some vendors.
Fruit and vegetable boxes: A weekly box that turns up rather than a shop you have to remember to visit. Usually seasonal, usually from someone who will tell you what is in it this week.
Laundry and ironing on a schedule: Picked up and returned twice a week or weekly, on a monthly plan rather than per load.
Flowers, water and the newspaper: The small recurring things that are a nuisance to arrange one at a time and easy to forget to pay for.

How subscribing works

Find someone who delivers to your street
Filter by your city and pick your locality. Vendors list the areas they actually serve, so what you see is what can reach you rather than a map of everything that exists.
Pick a plan and send a request
Read the plans, the days they deliver and the time window. Choose a start date and send a request. No payment at this point, and no account needed to look around - signing in is a six-digit code by email, so there is no password.
The vendor confirms, then you pay them
They accept and your deliveries begin. You pay the vendor directly by UPI. NearSubs never holds your money, takes no cut, and there is no auto-debit or mandate to sign anywhere.
Pause it whenever you are away
Set the dates from your account and deliveries stop for that period, then start again. Where the vendor deducts for pauses, the days come off your bill, counted as delivery days rather than dates on a calendar.

Run a kitchen, a milk delivery or a laundry service yourself? List your service on NearSubs and take subscriptions online.