HelloFresh's homepage sells "Calorie-Smart, High-Protein, and GLP-1 Friendly recipes", the sign-up flow already asks for a "GLP-1 friendly" preference and the menu has a "GLP-1 Support" category, and six new stories chase GLP-1 searches. Yet among 218 recipe collections and 30 /eat landing pages there is no GLP-1 or high-protein page: /recipes/glp-1-recipes falls back to /recipes and the stories send readers to the low-calorie page. Factor, the group's own ready-to-eat brand, puts GLP-1 first in its menu. People on GLP-1 medication are actively searching for smaller, high-protein dinners, and HelloFresh has nowhere to catch them.
First action
Pull every recipe tagged GLP-1 Support in the last 12 weeks and their ratings.
How to measure it
GLP-1 page sign-ups
- Now
- –
- Target
- 3,000 a month
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Gather recipes
GLP-1 Support recipes with protein and calories.
Culinary and nutrition team 3 days
Write the page
What GLP-1 users need, without medical claims.
SEO and content lead 1 week
Build the collection
/recipes/glp-1-friendly with nutrition on every card.
Web engineering lead 1 week
Preselect the preference
Plan picker opens on GLP-1 friendly.
Director UX, Growth 1 week
Link it
Homepage, stories and nav.
SEO and content lead 2 days
Promote
Search, Demand Gen and creators.
Teamlead Growth Optimisation 2 weeks
Measure
Sign-ups and week-4 retention vs other entry pages.
Senior Data Scientist, Growth monthly
Why it works
Build /eat/glp-1-meal-kits and a /recipes/glp-1-friendly collection from the recipes already tagged GLP-1 Support: protein and calories per serving shown on every card, two-serving portions that split into dinner and lunch, and the plan picker opening with the "GLP-1 friendly" preference already selected. Link it from the homepage line, the six stories and the nav. Run Search and Demand Gen to it, and send creators and dietitian partners there instead of the generic plans page.
Intent-matched landing pages convert better than the homepage, and the preference pre-selected in sign-up gets a GLP-1 user to a fitting first box, which is what keeps them past week one. It answers the Q2 problem of new-customer conversion with a segment that is growing.
Ready to use
ChecklistGLP-1 page launch list
[ ] /eat/glp-1-meal-kits landing page [ ] /recipes/glp-1-friendly collection with protein and calories per serving [ ] Plan picker opens with GLP-1 friendly preselected [ ] Links from homepage, six GLP-1 stories and nav [ ] Legal and nutrition review of copy [ ] Search and Demand Gen campaigns [ ] Week-4 retention tracked by entry page
Risks and how to handle them
Health claims
Have legal and nutrition review the copy; describe recipes, not treatment.
Cannibalises Factor
Position it for people who want to cook; link Factor for ready-made.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage (October 23, 2026): H1 "Take Back Dinnertime!" and "Cook up 100+ mouthwatering meals"; "Eat well, your way, with Calorie-Smart, High-Protein, and GLP-1 Friendly recipes"; customer stats (91% feel healthier, 93% less stressed, 98% save time). The FAQ on the same page says "60+ weekly chef-designed recipes", cites Newsweek's "America's Best Customer Service 2020 and 2022" and says HelloFresh has "the most five-star reviews among meal kit delivery services according to Trustpilot". Title: "Free Breakfast for Life + 10 Free Meals".Source
- Sitemaphellofresh.com's sitemaps (17,159 URLs) have 16,724 recipe pages, 218 recipe collections (including calorie-smart, carb-smart, plant-based and kid-friendly) and 30 /eat landing pages, but no GLP-1 or high-protein collection or landing page: /recipes/glp-1-recipes and /recipes/high-protein-recipes redirect to /recipes, and /eat/glp-1-meal-delivery returns 404. The stories section has six GLP-1 articles; one tells readers to use "our low calorie meals page".Source
- Your websiteThe plans page sign-up flow already asks for meal preferences with a "GLP-1 friendly" answer, and the menu has a "GLP-1 Support" category.Source
- Competitor researchFactor, HelloFresh Group's own ready-to-eat brand, puts "GLP-1", "High Protein" and "Mediterranean" as top items in its homepage menu. Home Chef's homepage offers "18 Free Meals + Free Shipping on your First Box", "35+ options" a week and a Fresh Start badge for balanced meals; Hungryroot promises "Meal-kit convenience. Grocery-store variety. Fully personalized to you" with High Protein and 13 more diet filters.Source
- HiringDirector UX, Growth (Toronto or New York, posted August 11, 2026): leads "the team that owns how people discover our brands, sign up, get to their first great box, and keep coming back", across "acquisition and activation, conversion, retention, and reactivation of lapsed customers", with a team of six designers, A/B tests "with statistical rigor", across web and app in 16 markets. HelloFresh describes itself as "reaching more than 6 million customers across 16 markets".Source
- News coverageHelloFresh Q2 2026 (August 2026): revenue about EUR 1.5 billion vs 1.7 billion a year earlier; orders 21.8 million vs 25.3 million; marketing spend cut by EUR 45.2 million and shifted toward customers more likely to order regularly; new customer conversion remains a challenge; premium meat, seafood and pet food grew 36.1%; 2026 adjusted EBITDA outlook EUR 375-425 million.Source