Australia's Grocery Price Comparison Search Engine

Aldi is consistently the cheapest supermarket overall for staples and pantry items in Australia, according to ongoing CHOICE basket comparisons. Coles and Woolworths often have lower prices on specific weekly specials. Use Cuugo to compare current prices for any individual product across Woolworths, Coles, Aldi, IGA.

The average Australian household spends around $178 per week on groceries, with families of four averaging $240 per week. Costs vary by state, with NSW typically the highest at around $226 per week and Queensland and South Australia among the lowest at around $210.

Aldi is generally cheaper than Coles and Woolworths for everyday pantry staples, often by 15–20% on a comparable basket. However, Coles and Woolworths regularly have half-price specials that can beat Aldi on individual items. The cheapest store depends on the specific products you buy — Cuugo lets you compare them in real time.

Compare prices across stores before shopping, switch to private-label brands (40% average savings), buy in bulk during half-price specials, plan meals around weekly specials, and use a price tracker to know whether the current price is genuinely a deal. Cuugo tracks price history for every product across Woolworths, Coles, Aldi, IGA to help you spot real bargains.

Cuugo is free for Australian families. You can compare prices, search products, view price history, and create shopping lists with budget tracking at no cost.