The whole basket, not one product
Every store ranked by what your list would really cost — plus how many of your items it stocks and how far away it is.
Price my listWrite your list once. ShopFrix prices the whole basket at every supermarket it covers and tells you where it costs least.
Your list · 14 items
Email, Google or Telegram. Nothing to download.
By name, or straight from the catalogue.
One tap prices the basket at every store.
Tick items off with a running total as you go.
Every store ranked by what your list would really cost — plus how many of your items it stocks and how far away it is.
Price my listThe small pack is usually the cheapest to buy and the worst deal per kilo. You get both labels, and the price per kilo on every row.
See an examplePin the brand that matters — or two of them on one line — and see which shop stocks your pick rather than something similar.
Build a listSomeone adds the milk at home, it appears for whoever is in the aisle. Live, no refresh.
Share a listEvery chain has a good app for shopping at that chain. None will mention the shop down the road.
| What you want to know | ShopFrix | A supermarket app | Notes app |
|---|---|---|---|
| What this basket costs at each shop | Yes | One shop only | No |
| Which shop stocks everything on the list | Yes | Its own stock | No |
| Best value per kilo, litre or piece | Yes | Rarely | No |
| Two brands pinned to one line | Yes | No | Free text |
| A list the household edits live | Yes | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| All your loyalty cards in one place | Yes | Its own card | No |
| What you actually spent, over time | Yes | Its own receipts | No |
Yes — no subscription, nothing to pay. Make a list and compare straight away.
Esselunga and Carrefour so far, on 771 shared categories. More chains are added as their catalogues come in.
Prices are refreshed regularly, and every price in the app shows the date it was last checked. An update only replaces a stored price once it passes its checks, so a failed refresh can't leave the app showing worse data than before. Prices can change between checks — the price on the shelf is always the one that counts.
A supermarket app is very good at selling you that supermarket. It has no reason to mention that the same basket is cheaper down the road.
No. It runs in any browser, and installs to your home screen if you want it one tap closer.
Yes. Share the list code and everyone sees changes live.
Cheapest is the lowest ticket price. Best value is the lowest price per kilo, litre or piece — 500 g of butter at €3.00 beats 200 g at €2.50, and both labels are shown.
Put in the ten things you buy every week. If nothing is cheaper elsewhere, you've lost two minutes and learned you were already shopping well.