Fourteener Coffee Club
Atlas Coffee Club review in one paragraph
Fourteener Coffee Club publishes this page and runs a competing club. Every fact about the other service was read on its own site on the date shown; read the comparison with that in mind.
Atlas Coffee Club suits someone who wants to taste the world: it roasts its own single origin coffees and sends one from a different growing country each month, with a postcard and the coffee's story. Fourteener Coffee Club suits someone who wants to taste Colorado: each box comes from a different independent roaster in this state, roasted to order and shipped in the roaster's own bag. The two answer different questions. Atlas asks where coffee grows. We ask who roasts it near you.
Atlas Coffee Club vs Fourteener Coffee Club
Atlas facts were read on Atlas's own site and help center on September 27, 2026, including its plan builder as it displayed that day; see Sources.
| Atlas Coffee Club | Fourteener Coffee Club | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | One roaster, Atlas itself, sending single origins from a new country each month | A different independent Colorado roaster each box |
| Roasters | Atlas roasts the coffee; its help center says bagged coffee is roasted the day it ships | Colorado roasters roast to order; see the Colorado roasters we list |
| Bag size | 12 oz; also a 6 oz half bag and a 24 oz double bag | 12 oz; one or two bags a box |
| Price per bag | On its first-bag-free plan Atlas charges $16 a bag for two 12 oz bags a shipment after 28 days; single-bag plans listed at $17 and $20 (checked 2026-09-27) | $16.99, any roast or style |
| Shipping | $4.95 a shipment (its own first-bag page); free US shipping on gifts | First bag free, you pay $7.99 shipping on the first box; later boxes shown at checkout |
| How often | Every 2 or 4 weeks | Every 2 or 4 weeks |
| Trial | First bag free, 28 days before it converts to a paid plan; 30-day money back guarantee | First bag free; free replacement if a bag disappoints |
| Roast choice | Light to medium, medium to dark, or all roasts; decaf in medium roast only | Light, medium, dark or mix it up; decaf is its own style choice |
| Gifts | 3, 6 or 12 months at $60, $109 or $199 with free US shipping; no auto-renew | 3, 6 or 12 boxes: $66.99, $134.99, $269.99, one bag a box, shipping included, no renewal |
| Cancel | Online in its customer portal; cancellation is complete when a confirmation email arrives | Skip, pause or cancel online; a reminder email 3 days before each box |
Where Atlas has the edge
World coverage is the whole idea at Atlas. Its help center says each month introduces coffee from a new region or country, from Ethiopia and Rwanda to Colombia, and each box carries a postcard and the coffee's history. If you want to learn how coffee differs from country to country, that structure teaches it well. A Colorado club sends coffees from many countries too, but it is organized around roasters, not origins.
Atlas has more bag sizes. A 6 oz half bag suits a light drinker, and a 24 oz double bag suits a household. We sell 12 oz bags, one or two a box.
Atlas makes pod products as well: its help center lists pods for Keurig and Nespresso Original machines. We sell whole bean and ground coffee only.
Atlas ships to Canada and APO addresses, according to its help center. We ship within the US.
Atlas's quarterly gift, three bags every three months, lists at $60 for three months, less than our $66.99 for three boxes, and its gifts ship free in the US.
Where a Colorado club is different
Every Fourteener bag is roasted by a different independent roaster in Colorado, so the money goes to roasteries in towns like Boulder, Loveland, Crested Butte and Colorado Springs. With Atlas, one company roasts everything. Why local roasters matter.
Our price is $16.99 for a 12 oz bag of any roast or style. Atlas lists $20 for its 12 oz bag, before any first-order sale.
Our first bag is free: you pay $7.99 shipping on the first box, then $16.99 a bag.
A two-bag box can carry two Colorado roasters with different roasts and styles, for a household that likes light roast in the morning and decaf at night.
How to choose: if you want a guided tour of growing countries with a postcard in each box, pods for a Keurig or Nespresso machine, or delivery to Canada, Atlas fits. If you want to meet the roasters of your own state, one at a time, and have each bag roasted to order by the people named on the packing slip, we fit.
Our four promises, word for word: "Roasted and shipped within 3 days." "Free replacement if a bag disappoints." "A reminder email 3 days before each box." "Your ratings steer the next bag."
Atlas Coffee Club questions
Which is better, Atlas or Trade?
Neither on every count: Atlas suits people who want one single origin from a new growing country each month, and Trade suits people who want quiz-matched coffee from many US roasters.
Who roasts Atlas Coffee Club's coffee?
Atlas roasts it. Its help center says bagged coffee is roasted the same day it ships. In Fourteener Coffee Club, a different Colorado roaster roasts each box.
How much is an Atlas Coffee Club bag?
Its plan builder listed a 12 oz bag at $20, a 24 oz double bag at $34 and a 6 oz half bag at $13 on September 27, 2026, with a first-shipment sale running that day.
Can I cancel Atlas Coffee Club online?
Yes. Atlas's help center says you cancel in its customer portal, and the cancellation is complete once a confirmation email arrives.
Sources
Checked on September 27, 2026. Fourteener Coffee Club publishes this page and is not affiliated with Atlas Coffee Club. Atlas runs frequent sales; its own pages are the final word on price.
- Atlas Coffee Club, plan builder
- Atlas Coffee Club, gift subscriptions
- Atlas Coffee Club, About
- Atlas Coffee Club, bag sizes
- Atlas Coffee Club, how fresh is the coffee
- Atlas Coffee Club, where the coffee comes from
- Atlas Coffee Club, how to cancel
- Atlas Coffee Club, gift renewal
- Atlas Coffee Club, decaf
- Atlas Coffee Club, where it ships
- Atlas Coffee Club, products
By Joe McRose, Fourteener Coffee Club. Updated .