Compare Grocery Prices
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Grosave is a grocery price comparison app for New Zealand shoppers. Choose nearby supermarkets, search for products or build a shopping list, then compare prices before you shop.

Grosave is for anyone in New Zealand who wants better value from their grocery shop. It helps budget-conscious households, students, families and bargain hunters compare supermarket prices efficiently, save money and enjoy the satisfaction of finding a genuinely good deal.

Yes. Grosave is available on the web, iPhone and Android. Sign in to access and maintain your shopping lists across supported devices.

Choose supermarkets near you, search for individual products or build a complete shopping list, then compare item prices, unit prices, specials and list totals before you shop.

Grosave compares prices from Woolworths, PAK’nSAVE, New World, FreshChoice and The Warehouse. Store, product and price coverage can vary by location and the latest available retailer data.

Yes. Add the products and quantities you need, then choose the supermarkets you are willing to shop at. Grosave’s comparison algorithm can evaluate hundreds of thousands—and sometimes millions—of possible purchase combinations to find the best-value way to buy your complete grocery list across those stores.

Grosave updates supermarket price data daily using the latest available information from retailers. Supermarkets can still change prices, specials and availability during the day, so confirm the final price with the retailer before purchasing.

Yes, where that information is available from the retailer. Grosave can show specials, eligible member prices and unit prices alongside standard product prices to make comparisons clearer.

Yes. Grosave shows available product price history and lets you add products to Favourites so you can be notified when their prices drop.

Yes. Grosave is free to use on the web, iPhone and Android.

Grosave’s savings reports indicate that shoppers can save roughly 10% on a weekly grocery shop—around $2,000 a year on average. Actual savings vary with your shopping list, selected supermarkets, location and available prices.