Launched in 2016, Public Goods is on a mission to simplify shopping. It all started when founder and CEO Morgan Hirsch moved to New York from Canada. One morning, while looking around at the branded products in the bathroom of his new apartment, he realized how much he hated wading through the kinds of earth-trashing, overpriced goods that clutter store shelves.
“What if you could push a button, and all of your basic toiletries would get delivered to you on a subscription basis?” he asked himself.
If you decide to cancel your Public Goods membership at any time after your two-week free trial, you will be refunded the pro-rated amount left on your year. But after your first shipment, we’d bet that you’ll think twice before canceling.
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