Most of Restock is free, for good. One part costs $12 a month.
Planning the week, walking the house, the priced Master List and shopping it yourself cost nothing. TrolleyFill, the part that puts the list in your online trolley for you, is free three times and then $12 a month.
What $12 buys: the hour of clicking, and the trips that stop.
Filling a supermarket website by hand is about an hour a week for a full shop. TrolleyFill does it in about a minute for twenty items, and you do not have to watch.
The bigger saving is usually the quick trips. One Dunedin household measured six months of receipts either side: four trips a week down to one, $516 a week down to $455 on the same food. One household's numbers, not a promise.
Questions
No. It adds items to your trolley at your supermarket's own website and stops. You review the trolley and pay as you always have. Restock has no card details and no checkout.
Pak'nSave, New World and Woolworths. You choose one store for your household when you sign up, and your list is priced at that store.
Only for TrolleyFill, which is a Chrome extension. The Household Checklist, Meal Plan, Pantry Check and In Store Mode are made for your phone.
Nothing changes except the TrolleyFill button, which asks you to subscribe. Your lists, dinners and prices keep working and stay free.
Yes, any time, from your account. You keep the free plan and everything in it.
About ten minutes, once. Restock reads the last year of your orders at your supermarket and builds your checklist from them. You can forward receipt emails instead if you prefer.