This coop is full.
The waitlist opens the next one.

Yes, through the same waitlist: on the New hen page in your account you can sign up with one click, and you book from there when your round opens.

No. Chilled eggs do not travel well across borders, so we do not ship them internationally. The eggs your hen group lays go to households near the farm in Hungary and to the farm donation programme. What you are buying is the care of one named hen and the ability to follow her, not an egg delivery.

The keeping of a specific hen: her feed, her daily care, the organic pasture she ranges over, and the farm work around her. In return she carries the name you choose, gets her own serial number and public page, and you follow her from a web account.

It is $16.90 a month, under $4 a week. That covers feed, care, organic husbandry and the farm work. You pay the first month today and the next payment falls due in a month. There is no deposit, no one-off fee and no hidden cost.

It is written as a yearlong story but billed monthly, and you can cancel at any time without giving a reason and without penalty. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. Periods already paid for are not refunded pro rata, except in the cases set out in the legal notices.

Yes. The layers arrived at the farm on 9 June 2026 and the flock is on pasture. People who sponsor earlier pick their hen earlier.

Yes. The eggs come from a certified organic system and Remény Farm is an EARA member. Beyond the certification you can look into the farm life through photos, your web account, and, if you travel to Hungary, an arranged visit.

Yes, she can, and we are honest about it, because we work with living animals. For perspective: even in industrial cage systems, where hens live in closed, climate-controlled buildings, the industry plans for 4-6% mortality over a laying cycle, which means roughly one hen in twenty dies even under the most controlled conditions there are. In free-range systems, where hens live a real life on pasture, the average is higher, around 9-10%. That is not neglect; it is the reality of life. What happens to your patronage in that case is covered in the next question.

We work with living animals, so natural risk is part of the system. If a hen's life comes to its natural end, we let you know personally, and the remaining time of your patronage is yours to decide: a successor hen you choose carries the remaining term, or we return the remaining price proportionally. Her page stays forever as a free memorial, her diary preserved, and any in-app recognition you earned with her is kept.

The Liget can be visited, but not walked freely: you can see your hen group on an open-day basis. Because these are living animals in an organic system, visits run to a set schedule under animal welfare and disease control rules. We arrange visit times by email.

The English apps are not published yet, so the web account is the full experience today. It works on a phone browser. We will announce the apps when they ship rather than promise a date.

Your hen can stay with us for a second laying cycle, so you follow the same hen across two years. Hens past laying age are not discarded; they stay on the farm or move to a keeper who takes older birds. Her public page is kept either way.

Yes. On the gift page you choose how many hens and for how long (3, 6 or 12 months), pay once, and get a coupon code on screen, by email, and as a printable voucher. The person you give it to picks and names their own hens when they redeem it. The period starts on redemption, and the code can be redeemed for 6 months from purchase.

No. Chirp Coop is a mobile game and it is not released yet. Hen sponsorship is a real service about a real animal on a real farm, bought and managed on the web. Sponsorship gives no advantage in the game.