For food creators
Turn your recipes into a membership.
We build your recipe membership: recipes that scale, convert and fill a shopping list, weekly meal plans and a cook mode, under your own name. Free to launch, with no monthly fees.
Fig & Fennel
Spaghetti with clams, chilli and lemon
25 min · Easy
- 400 gspaghetti
- 1 kgfresh clams, scrubbed
- 89 mlextra virgin olive oil
- 6garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 300 gcherry tomatoes, halved
- 160 mldry white wine
- flaky sea salt, to taste
A shopping list that writes itself
Add a whole recipe or a single ingredient. Quantities of the same thing combine across recipes, and members tick items off in the aisle.
- Quantities combine across recipes
- Each item shows the recipe it came from
- Scaled to the servings members picked
From the plan to the plate.
Meal plans tell members what to cook this week. Cook mode walks them through it, one step at a time.
Free recipes bring people in. Members’ recipes pay.
Keep some recipes free and public on your own domain, ready to share. Members-only recipes show the introduction and a taste of the method, then an offer to join.
Sell the e-book too
Put e-books, guides and one-off collections in your store next to the membership, for people who want to buy once.
Two Raw Sisters
Built around how people shop and cook.
Voyage designed and built the recipe app for New Zealand’s favourite plant-based duo around the weekly shop: recipes, meal plans and a shopping list that fills itself. The same thinking runs through every food site we launch.
Guides for food creators
- Recipe membership examples: eight real memberships, what they charge and what they run on
- What to include in a recipe membership: features, content and a launch checklist
- 7 membership pricing mistakes food and fitness creators make, and how to fix them
- 9 ways to make money from a recipe membership, with the maths
- Why not just use Substack for recipes?
- Substack is built for newsletters. Its recipe cards are in beta, can’t be partially paywalled, and don’t scale servings or build shopping lists, and your readers sit inside Substack’s app and network. We build you a recipe membership members cook from, on a site and app with only your name on it. Voyage vs Substack
- Can I bring my existing recipes across?
- Yes. Send us your recipes in whatever form they’re in, from a blog, documents or another platform, and we’ll help load them in before you launch.
- Can members change servings and units?
- Yes. Every recipe scales to any number of servings, and members can switch between metric, imperial and the measurements exactly as you wrote them.
- How does the shopping list work?
- Members add a whole recipe or single ingredients to their list. Quantities of the same ingredient are combined across recipes, and they tick items off as they shop.
- Can I keep some recipes free?
- Yes. Free recipes are public pages on your own domain that anyone can read and share. Members-only recipes show the introduction and a preview, then an offer to join.
- Can I sell an e-book on its own?
- Yes. One-off products sit in your store next to the membership, so people can buy a single e-book or guide without subscribing.
- Do you do nutrition or macro tracking?
- Not today. The platform is built around recipes, meal plans and the cooking experience. If macro tracking is central to what you sell, tell us on the call and we’ll be straight with you about fit.
Launch with Voyage.
Book a call and we’ll build a demo site with your own recipes in it, before you commit to anything.
