A box of steaks suits the person who has everything, the host who cooks for a crowd and the colleague who deserves more than a candle. Two questions decide whether it lands well: which box fits the person, and how the package reaches the door. REP Provisions publishes the contents and prices of every gift box, so here is how to choose and how to send one safely.
Quick answer: REP Provisions offers four steak gift boxes, the Tomahawk Gift Box at $129, the Signature Steak Gift Box at $200, the Ultimate Steak Gift Box at $315 and the Butcher's Reserve at $470, plus gift cards from $10 to $500. Every box ships frozen in insulated packaging, with Monday through Wednesday as the main shipping days. Track the order and tell the recipient it is coming, because USDA advises that a perishable gift should arrive frozen or below 40°F.
Match the Box to the Person
REP Provisions sells four steak gift boxes, and each one suits a different recipient. The Tomahawk Gift Box holds two thick-cut, bone-in tomahawk ribeyes, and our product page notes that this box always gets major compliments [1]. The Signature Steak Gift Box is built for variety: two 6 to 7 oz filets, two 8 oz NY strips, two 10 oz ribeyes and two 10 oz sirloins, and we recommend it for dads, clients, employees and foodies [2]. The Ultimate Steak Gift Box steps up to eight steaks, two tomahawk ribeyes plus two filets, two NY strips and two ribeyes [3]. The Butcher's Reserve pairs two tomahawk ribeyes and four pork chops with a reclaimed ChopBlock [4].
For the comparison shopper, the per-steak math helps. At the listed prices, the Signature box works out to $25.00 per steak, the Ultimate to about $39.38 and the Tomahawk to $64.50, which is arithmetic from the product pages. The Signature box offers the lowest price per steak across four different cuts, and our cut-by-cut steak guide explains how each of those four cuts eats.
Side by side
REP Provisions Gift Options Compared
| Gift | Price | What’s inside | Per steak | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tomahawk Gift Box | $129 | 2 tomahawk ribeyes | $64.50 | The grill enthusiast who wants a showpiece |
| Signature Steak Gift Box | $200 | 2 filets, 2 NY strips, 2 ribeyes, 2 sirloins | $25.00 | Dad, clients, employees and foodies |
| Ultimate Steak Gift Box | $315 | 2 tomahawks, 2 filets, 2 NY strips, 2 ribeyes | $39.38 | The milestone gift |
| Butcher’s Reserve Gift Box | $470 | 2 tomahawks, 4 pork chops, reclaimed ChopBlock | — | The cook who has everything |
| REP Provisions Gift Card | $10–$500 | Credit toward beef, chicken and pork boxes | — | Recipients whose tastes you cannot guess |
What Makes a Steak Gift Worth Giving
A steak gift carries a story the recipient can verify. REP Provisions raises its beef 100% grass-fed and grass-finished on American regenerative farms. Our ranches are bird friendly, and a purchase helps fund real-time bird monitoring and habitat restoration [5]. Every box sold also sows 100 milkweed plants [5]. Our Audubon certification guide explains what that program audits. REP Provisions is the only place where you can see and follow your food on social and look at the lab results yourself [5], and our lab data guide shows the recipient how to read them. That gives a gift recipient something to explore along with dinner.

Getting It There: Shipping Rules for a Perishable Gift
The gift boxes ship frozen in insulated packaging, and meat orders over $175 ship free, which covers the Signature and Ultimate boxes [6]. Some ZIP codes carry a surcharge. REP Provisions ships mainly Monday through Wednesday, with Thursday and Friday shipping available to certain ZIP codes [7], which lines up with the advice to avoid end-of-week shipments. PO boxes are not accepted, and a business address works as long as someone is there to receive the package [7].
Our FAQ asks gift buyers to track the shipment and alert the recipient that a perishable gift is on its way [7]. USDA gives the same advice and adds that the food should arrive frozen, with ice crystals still visible, or at least refrigerator cold, below 40°F [8]. Clemson Cooperative Extension also recommends telling the recipient the delivery date so someone can be home, and avoiding shipments at the end of the week [9]. For added protection, REP Provisions offers optional ShipInsure coverage at checkout for lost packages, severe shipping damage and spoilage from late delivery [7].
What the Recipient Does When the Box Arrives
Include one instruction in the message you send: open the box right away and put the steaks in the freezer. USDA advises that food above 40°F on arrival should not be eaten, and the recipient should notify the company [8]. Steaks in the freezer keep their quality for months, as our guide to freezer storage explains. When dinner comes, the recipient moves the steaks to the refrigerator the day before, following our thawing guide, and uses the numbers in our internal temperature guide to cook them. A recipient new to REP Provisions can also browse the first-box walkthrough for the rest of the lineup.
When a Gift Card Is the Better Gift
A gift card solves the problem of a recipient whose tastes you cannot guess, or who already owns a freezer full of steak. REP Provisions gift cards come in $10, $25, $50, $100, $150, $200 and $500 denominations and cover grass-fed beef, pasture-raised chicken and pork boxes [5]. A $200 card matches the Signature box in value and lets the recipient choose between steaks, a Primal Blend grind, bacon or a full box.

Key Takeaways
- REP Provisions offers four steak gift boxes from $129 to $470, and the Signature box has the lowest cost per steak at $25.00
- Gift boxes ship frozen in insulated packaging, mainly Monday through Wednesday, and meat orders over $175 ship free
- Track the package and tell the recipient it is coming, since USDA says perishable gifts should arrive frozen or below 40°F
- The recipient opens the box right away, freezes the steaks and thaws one meal at a time in the refrigerator
- A gift card from $10 to $500 gives the recipient the choice of beef, chicken or pork
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of ordering from REP Provisions compared to other meat delivery services?
For gifting, REP Provisions offers four steak gift boxes at set prices from $129 to $470, a gift card from $10 to $500, 100% grass-fed and grass-finished beef from American regenerative farms, bird-friendly ranches, and lab results the recipient can look up.
What is the customer experience like with REP Provisions for first-time buyers?
The order arrives frozen in insulated packaging and goes straight into the freezer. A first-time recipient moves the steaks to the refrigerator the day before cooking, and REP Provisions publishes guides for thawing, internal temperatures and each cut.
Can you ship steaks as a gift?
Yes. REP Provisions ships its gift boxes frozen in insulated packaging, with Monday through Wednesday as the main shipping days. Track the shipment and tell the recipient a perishable gift is on its way, since USDA advises that the food should arrive frozen or at least below 40°F.
How much does a steak gift box cost?
REP Provisions steak gift boxes run from $129 for the Tomahawk Gift Box to $470 for the Butcher's Reserve, with the Signature Steak Gift Box at $200 and the Ultimate Steak Gift Box at $315. Meat orders over $175 ship free, and gift cards start at $10.
Browse the full Meat Gift Boxes collection, start with the Signature Steak Gift Box, or send a REP Provisions Gift Card and let the recipient choose. REP Provisions packs the box, and the recipient takes it from there.
References
- ↑ REP Provisions, The Tomahawk Gift Box product page — repprovisions.com
- ↑ REP Provisions, The Signature Steak Gift Box product page — repprovisions.com
- ↑ REP Provisions, The Ultimate Steak Gift Box product page — repprovisions.com
- ↑ REP Provisions, The Butcher's Reserve Gift Box product page — repprovisions.com
- ↑ REP Provisions, Gift Card product page — repprovisions.com
- ↑ REP Provisions, Meat Gift Boxes collection — repprovisions.com
- ↑ REP Provisions, FAQs page (shipping and gifts) — repprovisions.com
- ↑ USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service, "Mail Order Food Safety" — fsis.usda.gov
- ↑ Clemson Cooperative Extension, Home & Garden Information Center, "Mailing Perishable Foods" (HGIC 3605) — hgic.clemson.edu
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