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Every morning MyGroceryPal checks the same product across the 13 UK stores we track, prices your whole basket at each one, and tells you when something you buy really drops.
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Add what you buy and we total it at all 13 stores, name the cheapest, and show when splitting the shop across two or three stores saves more.
See what a product has cost at each store since we started tracking it, so a “was” price that never really happened stops looking like a deal.
Save a product, follow a brand or watch a word like “oat milk”. We check every day and send a push notification or email when it really drops.
A loyalty price such as Clubcard or Nectar counts as the price, because that is what cardholders pay.
Tesco · Sainsbury’s · ASDA · Aldi · Morrisons · Co-op · Waitrose · Iceland · B&M · Boots · Superdrug · Savers · Ocado (incl. M&S)
The same prices work in any browser, and the free Chrome extension shows them on Tesco, ASDA, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons product pages.
MyGroceryPal is a free app for iPhone and Android that compares the price of the same product at Tesco, Sainsbury’s, ASDA, Aldi, Morrisons, Co-op, Waitrose, Iceland, B&M, Boots, Superdrug, Savers and Ocado (including M&S). It prices a whole basket at every store, keeps each product’s price history, and alerts you when something you buy drops in price. It also works in a web browser and as a Chrome extension.
Yes. Put your items in a basket and we price every line of it at all 13 stores we track, then name the store that wins on the total, suggesting a swap where a store does not stock something. If splitting the shop across two or three stores beats any single store, we show you that plan and exactly what it saves. Available on iOS, Android and the web.
Yes. Every product shows what it has cost at each store since we started tracking it, so you can tell a genuine drop from a price that was raised and then cut.
Yes. Save a product and we tell you when its price drops, by push notification, email or both. You can also follow a whole brand or a word like “oat milk” and pick how big a drop is worth hearing about. Alerts need a free account.
Yes. A loyalty price such as Clubcard or Nectar counts as the price, because that is what cardholders pay.
Yes, on the web, in the app and in the Chrome extension. A small number of ads may appear in the app and on the website. MyGroceryPal Pro is an optional subscription, £0.99 a month or £7.99 a year, that removes the ads and lifts the free plan’s limits of 10 brand and keyword alerts and 3 target prices. We also earn a small commission if you buy after clicking through to a store, which costs you nothing extra.