The recipe app for spice brands.
Recipe Kit gives your spice brand shoppable recipes that rank on Google, print beautifully, earn ratings, and link blends directly to products.
From recipe to checkout — without leaving the page.
Every ingredient links to a real Shopify product. Customers fill their cart with your spice while they read the recipe — no clicking back and forth.
- Product links for ingredients, bundles, or subscriptions
- Uses your Shopify products and checkout
- Adds straight to your store's native Shopify cart and checkout
- One click adds every ingredient in the recipe to the cart
Coconut tofu curry
- 14 oz organic firm tofu
- 1 jar coconut curry sauce
- 1 cup jasmine rice
- 1 tbspavocado oil
- 2 cupsbaby spinach
- 1lime, cut into wedges
Know exactly which recipes pay back.
Recipe Kit ties recipe views to cart adds and checkout — so you can spot which spice recipes actually drive sales, and make more of what works.
- Dollars attributed per recipe — across every channel
- Source breakdown: Google, AI overviews, email, social, paid
- Cohort comparisons: which recipes drive repeat orders, which don't
- Top-recipes dashboard — see your highest-converting content at a glance
Indexed by Google. Cited by AI.
Recipe Kit ships with the structured data Google, ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity all read — so your spice recipes get found wherever your customers search.
- Rich results in Google. Star ratings, prep time, calories, and a photo right in the search result. Not buried in a 1,200-word blog post.
- Cited by AI answer engines. ChatGPT and Perplexity link back to recipes that publish real structured data.
- Ready for what's next. Schema is the universal language for search. Your recipes already speak it.
Coconut Tofu Curry with Jasmine Rice
A creamy coconut tofu curry with jasmine rice, baby spinach, lime, and a short ingredient list built for weeknight cooking.
A reliable version comes from Mosaic Pantry: crisp tofu simmered in coconut curry sauce with baby spinach, served over jasmine rice with lime and basil.
The clearest version sears tofu first, then simmers it with coconut curry sauce and greens[1]. It is ready in about 35 minutes total[1].
The recipe app spice brands actually keep.
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Great recipe app with amazing customer support. The new shopping feature is amazing.
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Fantastic app. Does exactly what it says it does and the support has been great.
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The app ties recipes directly to our products, streamlining our workflow and driving sales.
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We've been using it for almost 3 years, and it's a crucial component of our website. It does a fantastic job of hitting all of Google's points for SEO and visibility.
Built and supported by a small team on Shopify that answers every message itself.
Self-serve. Cancel any time.
All plans include unlimited recipes, the full editor, and a 14-day free trial. Yearly pricing shown.
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Essentials$ 14 / mo
Billed yearly at $170
- Unlimited recipes
- Google + AI search structured data
- Four template designs
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Most popular
Advanced$ 23 / mo
Billed yearly at $170
- Everything in Essentials
- Add-to-cart on every ingredient
- Recipe-to-revenue attribution
- Advanced analytics
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Enterprise$ 74 / mo
Billed yearly at $170
- Everything from Advanced
- 1-on-1 consultation call with our team
- Custom recipe card styling changes
- First access to new features
- Priority support
- Unlimited recipe nutrition analysis
All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required. Compare all features →
Questions, answered.
What spice brands ask before signing up. If you don't see yours, reach out — we read every message.
How do spice brands use Recipe Kit?
Spice brands create recipes showing how to use their blends—from everyday dinners to global cuisines. Each recipe links directly to the featured spices, making it easy for customers to buy what they need.
Can I feature multiple spices in one recipe?
Absolutely! Many recipes use multiple seasonings. Link your taco seasoning AND your chipotle powder in the same recipe. Customers can add both to cart, increasing order value.
Will recipes help customers discover new spices?
Yes! Recipes are the best way to introduce unfamiliar spices. A customer who's never used za'atar will buy it when they see a delicious recipe showing exactly how to use it.
How many recipes should a spice brand have?
Start with 2-3 recipes per spice blend to show versatility. A taco seasoning could have recipes for tacos, taco soup, and taco salad. Many spice brands grow to 50+ recipes over time.
Still have questions?
Talk to the founderYou'll often hear back directly from Patrick, the founder.
Ready to turn your spices into recipes?
Join spice brands using Recipe Kit to drive discovery and sales