Usage-based reordering
The service tracks usage and triggers replenishment when inventory is running low, instead of shipping on a fixed calendar schedule.
Bottomless uses consumption-based subscriptions to time repeat deliveries for coffee, pet food, or your own products—so you restock when needed.
Bottomless is a subscription-by-usage service that sends repeat deliveries when product consumption indicates it is time to restock. The home page describes the core promise as keeping products always in stock without shipping on a fixed schedule.
The public site focuses on coffee, with additional beta programs for pet food and bring-your-own-product restocking. For coffee, Bottomless sends a Wi‑Fi scale with the first order so usage can drive the timing of the next shipment, and customers can choose either a specific coffee or a rotation based on preferences.
The service tracks usage and triggers replenishment when inventory is running low, instead of shipping on a fixed calendar schedule.
Coffee customers receive a Wi‑Fi scale with the first order so the system can monitor consumption and time the next shipment.
The coffee experience supports both fixed products and flexible rotations, so customers can repeat a favorite roast or vary selection by preferences.
The FAQ says Bottomless sends an SMS or email alert 8-12 hours before an order is placed, giving customers time to change, postpone, or cancel.
The BYO beta page says Bottomless can ship products from any e-commerce site for users who want to restock items outside the coffee catalog.
The pet food beta page says users can sign up for automatic pet food restocking based on their pet's usage.
For households that want coffee to arrive before they run out, Bottomless uses a scale and usage signals to time the next bag.
For people who prefer consistency, the coffee program can repeat the same product on subsequent reorders.
For coffee drinkers who like variety, Bottomless offers rotations that can change by preferences such as roast or origin.
For shoppers who want to restock products beyond coffee, the BYO beta is positioned to ship items from other e-commerce sites.
For pet owners interested in usage-based replenishment, the pet food beta offers automatic reorders based on pet consumption.
Bottomless starts with a quiz, then sends a scale with the first order. You store the coffee on the scale, and the system sends the next bag when usage indicates it is time.
For coffee, you can choose a specific product for repeat reorders or select one of Bottomless' rotations. The site says you can change the product linked to your account at any time.
Yes. The coffee page says you can change the product linked to your account at any time, and the FAQ says Bottomless can text or email an alert 8-12 hours before reorders are placed so you can change, postpone, or cancel.
Membership is listed as $7.99 per month on the coffee page and includes the scale and unlimited shipping. The page also says first-bag and reorder discounts apply, but the pricing page itself is unavailable.
The source pages describe coffee, pet food beta signups, and a BYO beta that can ship products from any e-commerce site. The public pages suggest the core workflow is usage-based replenishment, but detailed product coverage varies by program.
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