About Good Chop
Good Chop is a meat and seafood subscription service that focuses on delivering high-quality, U.S.-sourced beef, pork, chicken, and seafood directly to consumers. Customers typically choose from curated or build-your-own boxes, select portion sizes, and set a recurring delivery schedule (often every 4 weeks, though cadence can be adjusted). The company emphasizes convenience, frozen and vacuum-sealed packaging, and sourcing from American farms and fisheries.
A charge from “GOODCHOP” on your card statement usually corresponds to a recurring subscription box order or a one-time box purchase placed on their website. Most customers are billed on a regular cycle—monthly or according to their chosen delivery frequency—so you may see similar amounts repeating each period. Initial sign-up promotions or discounted first boxes may be followed by higher standard pricing on subsequent cycles, which can make later charges look unexpected if you’ve forgotten about the plan.
If you have questions about a Good Chop charge, start by logging into your Good Chop account to review your upcoming orders, past orders, and billing history; you can also check confirmation emails for the date, box size, and total cost. Subscription settings (including pause, skip, or cancel options) are typically managed in the account dashboard. If something looks wrong—such as being charged after you thought you cancelled—contact Good Chop customer support via their website’s help or contact page, including your account email and order number, so they can investigate, adjust future deliveries, or issue a refund where applicable.