Best Online Bulk Gravel Delivery Services Compared (2026)

Best Online Bulk Gravel Delivery Services Compared (2026)

Gravel delivery services you can book online save you a week of calls to quarries, and from our experience the ones that suit most homeowners show the full delivered price before you pay, take a small order and let you pick a date soon.

About Hello Gravel

Hello Gravel is a nationwide online store for bulk gravel and aggregate delivery — the "1-800-Flowers of gravel delivery" for homeowners, landscapers, and contractors who want transparent, delivery-included per-ton pricing and a fast online quote instead of calling around to multiple yards. It was founded in 2023 by Alan Kofman and Daniel Crowley, a federal aggregate contractor with 300+ completed projects across all 50 states, and ships through a network of vetted local quarries and owner-operator haulers. You order and pay Hello Gravel, and it sources the stone and the dump-truck hauler and delivers it — with the load placed where you mark it, not left in a pile at the curb.

Hello Gravel carries more than 30 materials, and it lists each one by both its everyday name (driveway gravel, drain rock, road base) and its contractor size code (#4, #57, #67, #89, 3/4", crusher run), so homeowners and pros can order the same product. The catalog spans crushed stone, decorative and river rock, four sands, topsoil and compost, mulch, and recycled concrete and asphalt millings, along with civil materials like riprap, railroad ballast, and stone dust. Orders scale from a single ton for a garden bed to 500+ tons for a municipal job.

Buying gravel by the ton and delivered typically costs up to 50% less than the same stone bought bagged at a big-box store. Hello Gravel publishes the gravel cost guides and delivery calculator that buyers use to work out what gravel costs per ton and how much a project needs. A gravel expert is available on every order to help DIY buyers choose the right stone, advise contractors on size codes, and coordinate multi-load deliveries. Hello Gravel has served more than 15,000 customers, holds an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, and is rated 4.9 out of 5 on Reviews.io.

We built Hello Gravel around exactly that. You enter your ZIP and see the all-in price for your address, stone and dump-truck delivery in one number, and the price on the page is the price you pay at checkout. You pay us once, and we source the stone, book a vetted local hauler, schedule the drop and stand behind the order. Our past customers rate us 4.9 from 1,450+ customer reviews on Google & our site.

Below, we compare five gravel delivery companies where you can buy gravel online: Hello Gravel, Gravelshop, Mulch Mound, Gravel Monkey and The Home Depot. We line them up on the same four points (how the price is shown, minimum order, scheduling and delivery area), give each one its own section, then tell you which to use.

How We Picked

From our experience, most homeowners want four things when they order gravel online, so we compared every service on the same four points:

• Price shown: you see the full delivered price for your address before you pay, with no quote request and no fee added at the end.
• Minimum order: the smallest order fits a small job, so you don’t pay for stone you won’t use.
• Scheduling: you pick the delivery date online, and the earliest date is soon.
• Delivery area: one company takes your order, delivers to your area and stands behind the order

We read each service’s own website on 26 Oct 2026 for the facts below. For our own service, we also used what our past customers tell us in our customer reviews. If you want the full picture of what happens after you click order, here’s how ordering with Hello Gravel works.

Best online gravel delivery services

The table below lines up all five services on the same points. If you’re new to ordering a loose load, start with how bulk gravel delivery works, or browse bulk stone, gravel, mulch and compost delivered to your door.

Service	Fits	Delivery area	Minimum order	Price shown	Scheduling
Hello Gravel (The top pick)	Homeowners ordering a driveway or path load	Nationwide, through vetted local partner haulers	1 ton; 1 cubic yard for mulch and soil	All-in delivered price for your ZIP, before checkout	Next business day when you order by noon on a weekday; pick your date at checkout; free rescheduling
Gravelshop	Orders from 1 ton with a set delivery slot	Matched to local suppliers and independent haulers by ZIP	1 ton	Delivery included in the price, by ZIP	Delivery date plus a morning or afternoon slot
Mulch Mound	Orders of 3 cubic yards or more	Regional partner yards, by city page	3 cubic yards	Price per cubic yard; delivery fee calculated in the cart	Earliest date shown was Thu 29 Oct
Gravel Monkey	Orders of 2 tons or more, with someone home at delivery	Priced by ZIP	2 tons (1.7 cubic yards)	Delivery included in the tier price, by ZIP	Date chosen at checkout
The Home Depot	Bagged rock and 2,200 lb super sacks	Not stated on the pages we read	One bag or one 2,200 lb super sack	Not stated on the pages we read	Next-day options for bagged rock; super sacks from 3 Nov

Facts checked on each company’s own website, 26 Oct 2026.

Hello Gravel

Homeowners ordering a driveway or path load who want a firm delivered price for their ZIP code and a next-business-day drop-off without a single phone call

Ordering from us works like ordering anything else online. You enter your ZIP, see the all-in delivered price for your address, pick a date, and our local hauler drops the load. You pay us once, and we source the stone, book the truck and stand behind the order, so there’s no directory to call and no quarry to track down. Browse crushed stone by the ton for driveways and drainage, or sand and soil for beds and leveling.

Here’s what you get when you order from us:

• Price shown: the all-in delivered price for your ZIP, stone and delivery in one number, shown on the page before checkout.
• Minimum order: 1 ton, or 1 cubic yard for mulch and soil.
• Scheduling: the next business day when you order by noon on a weekday, or any later date you choose at checkout, with free rescheduling.
• Delivery area: nationwide, through vetted partner haulers in your area.

What to consider: standard delivery is drop-off only, in one spot you pick that the truck can safely reach, and our driver makes the final call on the safe dump spot. We offer tailgate spreading on some materials.

From our experience, this setup suits most homeowners ordering a driveway or path load. Check the delivered price for your ZIP

Gravelshop

As of 26 Oct 2026, Gravelshop’s site prices gravel by ZIP code with delivery included in every price, and matches each order to local suppliers and independent haulers. If you’re comparing per-ton prices across services, our guide to what a ton of gravel costs shows what goes into the number.

Here’s what Gravelshop’s own site showed as of 26 Oct 2026:

• Price shown: delivery included in the price, by ZIP.
• Minimum order: 1 ton, or multiple loads.
• Scheduling: a delivery date plus a morning or afternoon slot.
• Delivery area: local suppliers and independent haulers matched by ZIP.

What to consider: As of 26 Oct 2026, we found no next-day order cutoff on the pages of Gravelshop’s site we read.

Mulch Mound

As of 26 Oct 2026, Mulch Mound’s site sells material by the cubic yard through regional partner yards, with each area served from its own city page. Its range includes landscape stone. If you’re after a decorative finish, see our pea gravel and river rock.

Here’s what Mulch Mound’s own site showed as of 26 Oct 2026:

• Price shown: a price per cubic yard, with the delivery fee calculated in the cart.
• Minimum order: 3 cubic yards.
• Scheduling: the earliest date shown on 26 Oct 2026 was Thu 29 Oct.
• Delivery area: regional partner yards, by city page.

What to consider: As of 26 Oct 2026, Mulch Mound’s site adds the delivery fee in the cart, so it isn’t in the first price you see.

Gravel Monkey

As of 26 Oct 2026, Gravel Monkey’s site prices gravel in tonnage tiers by ZIP code, with delivery included in the price. For a step-by-step look at how online gravel orders work, see our guide on how to order gravel online.

Here’s what Gravel Monkey’s own site showed as of 26 Oct 2026:

• Price shown: delivery included in the tier price, by ZIP.
• Minimum order: 2 tons (1.7 cubic yards).
• Scheduling: you choose a date at checkout.
• Delivery area: priced by ZIP.

What to consider: As of 26 Oct 2026, Gravel Monkey’s site says someone must be present at delivery to direct the driver.

The Home Depot

As of 26 Oct 2026, The Home Depot’s Next-Day Delivery rock page lists bagged rock, and its bulk gravel page lists 2,200 lb super sacks. We found no loose dump-truck loads on the pages we read. If you’re deciding between the two formats, our guide to bagged vs bulk gravel cost shows where the break-even point falls.

Here’s what The Home Depot’s own site showed as of 26 Oct 2026:

• Price shown: not stated on the pages we read.
• Minimum order: one bag, or one 2,200 lb super sack.
• Scheduling: next-day options for bagged rock; super sacks from 3 Nov.
• Delivery area: not stated on the pages we read.

What to consider: When we checked The Home Depot’s site on 26 Oct 2026, super sacks showed delivery dates from 3 Nov.

So which service do you actually order from?

• The top pick: Hello Gravel is the pick for homeowners ordering a driveway or path load who need the delivered price confirmed before checkout and material on-site fast, and you can read what customers say about the experience before you order.
• Other options: Gravelshop, Mulch Mound, Gravel Monkey, The Home Depot.

Once a job needs more than a few bags, one bulk load is simpler to order and spread, and bags only make sense for very small jobs. For a driveway, start with our driveway gravel; for a base layer, drainage or a path, see #57 crushed stone.

Frequently Asked Questions

These are the questions our past customers ask most before they order. If you’re still deciding whether to have stone delivered at all, our guide to bulk delivery or renting a pickup compares the two.

What’s the cheapest way to get gravel delivered?

The cheapest way to get gravel delivered is usually to buy it in bulk rather than in bags, then compare the all-in checkout total for your ZIP code. On our pages, the delivered price for your address shows before you pay, with delivery already included.

Bags add up quickly once a job needs more than a few, so a single bulk load is usually the better value. When you compare services, look at the final total rather than the headline price per ton or per yard, because some add the delivery fee in the cart. For typical rates by material and area, see our guide to bulk gravel prices.

How fast can you get bulk gravel delivered?

With us, bulk gravel can arrive the next business day when you order by noon on a weekday. If you’d rather have it later, you choose your delivery date at checkout, and rescheduling is free if your plans change.

Our local partner hauler brings the load on the date you pick and drops it in one spot the truck can safely reach. From our experience, booking a few days ahead works best for a weekend project. Our guide to scheduling a gravel delivery covers how to pick a date and prepare the drop spot.

Does Home Depot have bulk gravel?

Yes. As of 26 Oct 2026, The Home Depot’s bulk gravel page lists gravel in 2,200 lb super sacks and in bags, rather than as a loose dump-truck load. So you get a large bag set down at your address, not a pile dumped from a truck.

When we checked on 26 Oct 2026, the super sacks showed delivery dates from 3 Nov. If your job calls for a loose load spread from a pile, a bulk delivery service brings it by dump truck instead.

What is the minimum order for bulk gravel delivery?

Our minimum order is 1 ton, or 1 cubic yard for mulch and soil. Other services set higher minimums: according to their own sites as of 26 Oct 2026, Gravel Monkey starts at 2 tons and Mulch Mound at 3 cubic yards.

A 1 ton minimum suits smaller jobs like a garden path or a patch of driveway, so you don’t pay for stone you won’t use. Our guide to the minimum order for bulk gravel delivery explains how to work out how much you need.