Pact Coffee

Last updated: 24 October 2026

What Pact Coffee is

Pact roasts speciality-grade coffee and sends it out days after roasting, with delivery across the UK. It has up to 200 coffees on its menu over a year, from dark espresso roasts to light filter coffees and decaf. You pick a coffee, or let Pact choose for you, then choose whole beans or a grind to suit how you brew.

Pact is a certified B Corp. It says it always pays farmers more than the Fairtrade base price, and its single-farm coffees name the farm on the bag, such as Fazenda Reis in Brazil.

How it works

• Subscribe and save: subscribers get 20% off every bag and free next-day delivery with Royal Mail Tracked 24.
• Delivery schedule: choose weekly, fortnightly or monthly, then skip, pause or cancel online at any time.
• One-off orders: buy a single bag, pods or brewing kit without a plan.
• Pact Promise: if a coffee is not to your taste, Pact sends a free replacement.
• Gift vouchers: the person you give one to builds their own plan, and a gift of a year or more comes with an extra bag.

Key facts

• Price: 250g from £9.95 on a subscription or £12.44 one-off, 500g from £17.95 and 1kg from £31.84
• Formats: whole bean, ground for your brew method, and pods
• Offer through our link: 50% off the first order of a new plan
• Delivery: free next-day delivery on subscriptions
• Certification: B Corp
• Packaging: Countryfile notes the bags are recyclable through soft-plastic collection points

Who Pact Coffee suits

• People who run out of coffee: a regular delivery means a fresh bag turns up before the last one ends.
• Home brewers: Pact grinds for the kit you use, from a cafetière to an espresso machine.
• Curious drinkers: the menu changes, so a subscription brings new coffees through the year.
• Gift buyers: a gift voucher lets a coffee lover choose their own roast and grind.

If you are setting someone up to brew at home, Pact sells the AeroPress Original for £31.95, and our page on the AeroPress coffee maker covers what it does.

The limits

The 50% voucher is for the first order only. After that you pay the normal subscription price of £9.95 or more per 250g bag, so set a reminder if you only want to try it.

One-off bags cost more. A 250g bag of Fazenda Reis was £12.44 bought once against £9.95 on a plan, so the lower price depends on committing to regular deliveries.

A subscription keeps sending coffee until you pause or cancel it. You can do both online, but you do have to remember to.

The bags are not kerbside recyclable. Countryfile's tester found they go to soft-plastic collection points, which are usually at supermarkets.

Where to buy Pact Coffee in the UK

Pact sells direct from its own site. Our link opens a new plan with the 50% voucher applied, and gift vouchers are on the Pact Coffee gift vouchers page.

Start a Pact Coffee plan with 50% off

FAQs

How much does Pact Coffee cost?

A 250g bag is from £9.95 on a subscription, or £12.44 for a one-off bag of Fazenda Reis. 500g starts at £17.95 and 1kg at £31.84.

Is there a Pact Coffee discount code?

Yes. Our link applies a 50% off voucher to the first order of a new plan. Pact's own homepage offer was 25% off two orders.

Can I cancel a Pact Coffee subscription?

Yes. You can skip, pause, reschedule or cancel from your account at any time, with no tie-in.

Does Pact Coffee do gifts?

Yes. Pact sells gift vouchers that the recipient uses to build their own plan, and a gift of a year or more adds an extra bag.

Is Pact Coffee delivery free?

Subscriptions get free next-day delivery with Royal Mail Tracked 24.

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