Silo

Silo ships free from the US, and its FAQ says orders usually leave the warehouse within a few business days, with a tracking link by email. Delivery covers only the contiguous United States: Silo does not ship to Canada, Australia, the UK, Alaska or Hawaii, and the 110V base is not meant for use abroad.

The 90-day money-back guarantee applies to your first Silo device bought on heysilo.com and runs from the delivery date. To use it, email [email protected] with your name and order number, use the prepaid label and box Silo sends, and drop the base and all of the original containers off within 10 days of your request. Partial returns and exchanges are not offered. Refunds cover the price, sales tax and standard shipping, minus any promotional credit, and go back to the original payment method about 7 to 14 business days after Silo inspects the return. If you paid with Affirm, Affirm's own refund rules apply to the installments.

Check the box on arrival: transit damage must be reported with photos within three days of delivery. The refund policy makes accessories, consumables and any second device final sale.

The device carries a one-year warranty on defects in materials and workmanship; normal wear and accidental damage are excluded, and Silo says it will replace faulty seals. A 2-year extension costs $49 and a 3-year extension $69.

Silo sells one device in white or black, the Silo Vacuum Base, at $399 on its own or in bundles: Basic with 4 containers ($498), Essentials with 8 plus 2 free ($597), Extended with 12 plus 4 free ($696) and the Family Set with 16 plus 8 free ($795).

The base measures 9.8 x 10.4 x 3.3 inches and weighs 5 lb. It has a 160W pump rated to -75 kPa, a built-in scale that handles up to 10 lb, Alexa built in and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for the Silo app, food tracking and updates. Basic mode seals without Wi-Fi or the app, but drops tracking and Alexa.

The containers are Eastman Tritan, free of BPA and BPS, in four sizes: 0.6, 0.9, 1.2 and 1.8 liters (about 2 1/2, 3 3/4, 5 and 7 1/2 cups). Each has an RFID tag and a pressure indicator that turns blue when the seal is good. They are dishwasher and freezer safe, and microwave safe with the lid off. Extra sets cost $49 for a Short Duo (0.6 and 1.2 L), $59 for a Tall Duo (0.9 and 1.8 L) and $99 for a four-size Expansion Pack. The containers work only with the Silo base.

Start with how much fresh food you keep. A single person or a couple who mainly wants berries, herbs and leftovers to last can start with the 4-container Basic bundle, then add containers later in pairs or a four-pack. Larger bundles include free containers and lower the price per container, and Silo says most households choose the 12-plus-4 bundle.

Check the practical limits before you buy. The base needs about 9.8 by 10.4 inches of counter space and stays plugged in, since it has no power button. Smart tracking needs a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi band. Same-size containers do not nest, though smaller ones fit inside larger ones.

Silo can seal soups and sauces if you stay below the MAX line, but hot food must cool to room temperature first. Its FAQ says cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli and cauliflower are not ideal, and it suggests renewing the vacuum every three to four weeks for long-term storage. Silo says food lasts up to five times longer, but its terms make no promise of a set number of days, so judge it on the foods you actually throw away.

Silo's prices are the same whether you pay in full or over time: $399 for the base and $498 to $795 for bundles. Eligible buyers can spread the cost over 12 monthly payments at 0% APR through Affirm (Affirm quotes rates from 0 to 36% APR depending on eligibility), and Shop Pay Installments is also offered.

When we checked on 26 October 2026, heysilo.com offered new customers $100 off in exchange for an email sign-up, not combinable with other offers. Silo has also run deeper short promotions: a Good Morning America 'Secret Savings' feature on 3 October 2026 listed Silo at $299 to $358, against $498 to $597.

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