Loot Crate review

Loot Crate sends a monthly surprise bundle of collectibles and gear from movie, TV and game franchises. Alongside the main crate it runs a Wizarding World crate with officially licensed items, Loot Tees for apparel, and Loot Fright for horror fans, which was sold out when we checked. Prices are per crate plus shipping, and the site ships to a long list of countries including the United States, Canada, the UK and Australia. Our check showed prices in a non-US currency, so we have marked its USD price as pending rather than guess. The weakness is predictability: you do not know what is in a crate before it arrives, and shipping is charged on top. For fans who enjoy the surprise and want licensed items, it is still the main pop culture box sold today, but shoppers who want to choose their items will do better with FabFitFun or Birchbox.

Who it is for

pop culture and collectibles fans

Price

See vendor pricing (USD check pending).

US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.

Key features

• A surprise bundle of collectibles and gear each month
• Wizarding World crate with officially licensed items
• Loot Tees apparel subscription
• Loot Fright horror line (sold out when we checked)
• Ships to the US and many other countries

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Licensed pop culture items
• Strength: Several themed lines
• Strength: Wide international shipping list
• Weakness: Contents are a surprise
• Weakness: Shipping is added on top of the crate price
• Weakness: We could not confirm a USD price from our location

Key facts

• Frequency: Monthly
• Lines: Loot Crate, Loot Fright, Loot Tees, Wizarding World
• Shipping: Charged per crate
• Contents: Surprise collectibles, apparel and gear
• Price: USD check pending

Where it ranks

Loot Crate is No. 10 in our Best Subscription Boxes verdict.