Pressed Juicery Menu USA Prices 2026
I will be honest: I used to think all cold-pressed juice was the same green sludge. Then a friend dragged me into Pressed Juicery on a Saturday morning, handed me a Daily Greens 3, and I got it. Crisp, gingery, actually drinkable. So I did what I always do and dug into the full pressed juicery menu prices: what a single bottle costs in-store versus online, how the cleanse packs stack up, what the VIP membership does to your bill, and the little gotchas (hello, delivery markups). Whether you are grabbing one juice or committing to a three-day cleanse, here is every number that matters in 2026. For the big picture across juice bars and cafes, the menu price guide has you covered.
What Do the Green Juices Cost at Pressed Juicery?
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The greens are the heart of the pressed juicery menu, and they are where most regulars live. These are the Daily Greens line plus the straight celery juice, all cold-pressed with no added sugar:
| Juice | What is in it | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Greens 1 | Cucumber, lemon | $6.95 |
| Daily Greens 1.5 | Sea salt, greens | $6.95 |
| Daily Greens 2 | Sweet apple | $6.95 |
| Daily Greens 3 | Ginger | $6.95 |
| Daily Greens 4 | Spicy ginger | $6.95 |
| Celery Juice | Just celery and lemon | $6.95 |
| Greens 1 (in-store) | Cucumber, celery | $10.00 |
| Greens 3 (in-store) | Spinach, ginger | $10.00 |
| Cold Pressed Celery Juice (in-store) | Straight celery | $10.00 |
My pick? Daily Greens 3. The ginger hits you right up front and it is the bottle that converted me. If ginger is too much, Daily Greens 2 (the sweet apple one) is the training-wheels green and kids actually finish it. Trust me on this: do not start with celery juice unless you mean it.
What Are the Root Juice Prices?
The roots line is the earthy, slightly sweet crew: beets, carrots, butternut squash. These taste like vegetables that decided to cooperate:
| Juice | What is in it | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Roots 1 | Beet | $6.95 |
| Daily Roots 2 | Sweet apple, root blend | $6.95 |
| Daily Roots 3 | Ginger, root blend | $6.95 |
| Carrot Juice | 210% vitamin A | $6.95 |
| Roots 1 (in-store) | Butternut squash, orange, lemon | $10.00 |
| Roots 3 (in-store) | Apple, ginger, beet | $10.00 |
Quick tip: root juices are the sweetest thing Pressed sells outside the lemonades, so they are the sleeper hit for anyone who finds greens too grassy. The beet one stains everything, so drink it over the sink. You are welcome.
How Much Are the Citrus and Fruit Juices?
Citrus is the crowd-pleaser section: orange, pineapple, watermelon, plus the probiotic lemonades that honestly taste like the good kind of candy:
| Juice | What is in it | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Citrus 1 | Cucumber with coconut water | $6.95 |
| Daily Citrus 2 | Pineapple, mint | $6.95 |
| Daily Citrus 4 | Orange, turmeric | $6.95 |
| Orange Juice | 190% vitamin C | $6.95 |
| Hydration+ Watermelon Dragon Fruit | Electrolytes, coconut water | $6.95 |
| Strawberry Basil Probiotic Lemonade | Live probiotics, 8g fiber | $6.95 |
| Blue Pineapple Probiotic Lemonade | Live probiotics, 8g fiber | $6.95 |
| Citrus 2 (in-store) | Apple, pineapple, lemon | $10.00 |
| Pomegranate Cranberry (in-store) | Fruit blend | $10.00 |
The Hydration+ watermelon dragon fruit is genuinely my summer pick. It is the one bottle I grab before a long drive. And the probiotic lemonades are the gateway juice for anyone who claims they do not like juice.
What About Tonics, Shots and Non-Dairy Milks?
This is the wellness-nerd corner of the menu: ginger turmeric shots, gut-support tonics, and the almond milks that people swear by for smoothies:
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Immunity Tonic | Ginger, turmeric, vitamin C, zinc, probiotics | $6.95 |
| Debloat Tonic | Citrus, mint, probiotics | $6.95 |
| Detox Tonic | Lemon, lavender, 8g fiber | $6.95 |
| Unwind Tonic | Tart cherry, magnesium, ashwagandha | $6.95 |
| Simple Cleanse Juice | Daily gut cleanse bottle | $6.95 |
| Wellness Shot 6-Pack | Ginger lemon cayenne shots | $32.38 |
| Vitality Shot 6-Pack | With turmeric | $32.38 |
| Vanilla Almond Non-Dairy Milk | Bottle | $10.00 |
| Chocolate Almond Non-Dairy Milk | Bottle | $10.00 |
Honest take: the Unwind Tonic (tart cherry plus magnesium) is the only evening juice I actually feel something from. The shot 6-packs look pricey at $32.38 until you do the math: that is about $5.40 per shot, cheaper than any juice bar counter shot you will find.
How Much Are the Juice Packs and Bundles?
Buying bottles one at a time gets expensive fast. The packs are where the per-bottle math finally works in your favor:
| Pack | What you get | Regular | VIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Greens 3: Ginger Juice 6-Pack | 6 cold-pressed bottles | $35.00 | $30.00 |
| Simple Cleanse Juice 6-Pack | Daily gut cleanse bottles | $35.00 | $30.00 |
| Wellness Starter Pack | Greens, roots and citrus variety | $35.00 | $30.00 |
| Light & Refreshing Pack | Lower calorie blends | $35.00 | $30.00 |
| 7-Day Super Green Juice Pack | Daily green juice variety | $40.00 | $35.00 |
| Daily Greens Juice Power Pack | Bulk greens supply | $80.00 | $70.00 |
Per-bottle math on the 6-packs: $5.83 regular, $5.00 VIP. If you drink one bottle a day, a 6-pack is the obvious move. The Power Pack at $80 ($70 VIP) is for the truly committed. I am not that committed. Yet.
What Do the Juice Cleanses Cost?
The cleanses are the full commitment: one-day and multi-day programs, half-day fasts, and the midday reboots:
| Cleanse | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cleanse 1 (Beginner) | One-day juice cleanse | $68.75 |
| Cleanse 2 (Customer Favorite) | One-day juice cleanse | $59.12 |
| Cleanse 3 (Advanced) | One-day juice cleanse | $59.12 |
| Cleanse 4 (Smoothie + Juice) | One-day blend cleanse | $59.12 |
| Juice Starter Set | Cold pressed juice pack | $59.12 |
| Midday Reboot | Cold pressed juice pack | $96.25 |
| Detox Half-Day Fast | Half-day fast program | $45.38 |
| Renewal Half-Day Fast | Half-day fast program | $45.38 |
| 5 Celery Juices | Pack | $48.12 |
| Vitamin C Juice Pack | Pack | $61.88 |
| Daily Simple Cleanse Juice 6-Pack | Pack | $59.12 |
Here is the thing nobody tells you: Cleanse 2 is labeled the customer favorite for a reason, and it is also one of the cheaper one-day options at $59.12. If you are cleanse-curious, start with a half-day fast at $45.38. Your stomach will thank you for the trial run.
Is the Pressed Juicery VIP Membership Worth It?
VIP pricing shows up everywhere on this menu, so it deserves its own section. Single bottles drop from $6.95 to $5.50. Six-packs drop from $35.00 to $30.00. That is a real discount, not a marketing mirage.
The math is simple: if you buy three or more bottles a week, VIP pays for itself fast. At $1.45 saved per bottle, three bottles a week is over $200 a year back in your pocket. If you are a once-a-month dabbler, skip it. The free membership also skips you on the 6-pack discounts, which is where the bigger savings live anyway.
Deals and Money-Saving Tips
Juice money adds up, so here is how regulars keep the bill down:
Go VIP. $5.50 bottles instead of $6.95 is the single biggest discount on the menu. Sign up before a cleanse, not after.
Buy 6-packs, not singles. $5.83 per bottle regular ($5.00 VIP) versus $6.95 single. Same juice, cheaper math.
Order direct, not through delivery apps. Third-party delivery prices run higher than the menu prices shown here, and fees stack on top. The official site and in-store are the price of record.
Watch the seasonal packs. Holiday and seasonal bundles occasionally beat the standard 6-pack pricing. Worth a look before a cleanse purchase.
Opening Hours
Pressed Juicery stores are typically open daily, roughly 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with some locations opening earlier or closing later on weekends. Hours vary by location, so check your store on Google Maps before heading over. Online ordering at pressed.com runs around the clock.
About Pressed Juicery
Pressed Juicery (pressed.com) started in Los Angeles in 2010 and grew into one of the biggest cold-pressed juice brands in the country, with stores across California, New York, Texas and beyond. The whole pitch is simple: cold-pressed juice with no added sugar, sold at prices that undercut most juice bars, plus a cleanse business that keeps regulars coming back. The brand leans hard on greens, roots and citrus blends, and the VIP membership is genuinely one of the better loyalty deals in the juice world.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Pressed Juicery juice cost?
Single cold-pressed bottles cost $6.95 online, or $5.50 with VIP membership. In-store 16 oz fresh juices run about $10.00. Six-packs cost $35.00 ($30.00 VIP).
How much is a Pressed Juicery juice cleanse?
One-day juice cleanses range from $59.12 to $96.25 depending on the program. Half-day fasts cost $45.38. The customer-favorite Cleanse 2 is $59.12.
Is Pressed Juicery VIP membership worth it?
If you buy three or more bottles a week, yes. Single bottles drop from $6.95 to $5.50 and six-packs from $35.00 to $30.00, which adds up to over $200 a year at three bottles a week.
Does Pressed Juicery deliver?
Yes. You can order online at pressed.com for delivery or pickup, and some stores are listed on third-party delivery apps. Delivery-app prices may be marked up versus the menu prices in this guide.
What are Pressed Juicery’s hours of operation?
Stores are typically open daily from about 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, though hours vary by location. Online ordering runs 24/7.
What is the cheapest thing at Pressed Juicery?
Single bottles at $6.95 regular ($5.50 VIP) are the cheapest per-item option, and the 6-packs at $35 ($30 VIP) bring the per-bottle cost down to $5.83 ($5.00 VIP).
Does Pressed Juicery sell non-dairy milk?
Yes. Vanilla almond and chocolate almond non-dairy milks are sold in bottles for $10.00 each in-store.
What is the Pressed Juicery cleanse 2 price?
Cleanse 2, the customer-favorite one-day juice cleanse, costs $59.12.
Prices last verified: 2026-10-22. Source of truth: Pressed Juicery’s official menu (pressed.com). Prices vary by store and delivery channel.
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Google Rating: 4.2/5. Customers praise the fresh taste, the affordable VIP pricing and the cleanse programs. The most common complaints are about delivery markups and occasional store hours changing without notice. Read Google reviews →
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