For many, shopping is a real chore. What will we eat tonight? Wouldn’t the little one scream if I didn’t bring him his favorite pills? And what do we miss at home already? In addition to these concerns, inflation has caused an additional problem: the receipt amount problem. and in 20 minutesWe want you to deprive yourself as little as possible.
In parallel to the purchasing power support measures adopted by Parliament in August, here are 12 free apps that should allow you to make some savings while shopping. to your smart phones!
Apps that compensate you for shopping
No, we’re not kidding. Obtaining shopping compensation is possible. This is especially what Quoty offers. It’s cashback powered, all you have to do is normally shop in the store, scan the receipt and send a picture of it to the app. You will then be reimbursed directly to your bank account for a portion of the shopping – the products involved in the Quoty offer – within 48 hours. Shopmium and iGraal Market apps work on the same principle, as does FidMarques, which has the peculiarity of rewarding consumer loyalty for some brands. A concept that makes it possible to “get out of negotiations between distributors and brands” to offer other promotions to consumers, according to Pascal Hebel, an economist who specializes in consumer behavior and associate director at C-Ways, a marketing consultancy. “It also makes it possible to circumvent the Egalim law, which currently limits the promotion of food products by 34%,” she adds.
Environmentally responsible races also have the right to a cashback system. If you are used to consuming locally at merchants and/or small restaurants, then Keetiz is the app that we recommend you to download. Register your card, pay to shop and you will get a refund for the products in question on a kitten. After 10 euros, you can return the money to your bank account. On the other hand, if you prefer to consume organic products, we invite you to install Le Club Bio. The app can be used in both organic stores and supermarkets.
Apps that compare prices
Otherwise, there is always help from price comparisons. The tool is not new, because it has developed aggressively “since the 2008 economic crisis”, emphasizes Pascal Hebel. According to the economist, “one of the precursors is the brand E. Leclerc with the creation – in 2006 – a comparison of its prices among all major stores.”
And across an app, usage is very simplified. By scanning the product’s barcode, Prixing will tell you which supermarket is the least expensive. Flashcode also allows you to find the best price for your products.
Waste Control Applications
On the waste control side, savings must also be made. Here, there is no refund, but simply products at unbeatable prices. The Too Good to Go app offers unsold baskets from bakeries, restaurants, hotels and supermarkets at a third of the original price. Phenix, which focuses on mass distribution, offers between 60 and 70% off. A less heavy note and an important nod to fighting food waste.
Pascal Hebel explains: “Anti-waste allows two phenomena to intersect: anti-inflation and anti-waste. The cashback effect, or the pursuit of promotion at any cost, can lead to over-consumption. With antigaspi, we are not buying stocks.” In other words, we are buying Just what we really need.And it’s as good for the wallet as it is for the planet.
Grocery delivery apps at discounted price
This time, you don’t have time to go shopping? Are you physically unable to go to the store, or are you simply lazy? And all this in the midst of an inflationary context? 20 minutes He’s found for you two co-delivery apps (person to person) that answer your prayers: Shopopop and Yper Shopper Whether you’re the deliverer or the deliverer, you’re the winner. The first benefits from a tip of 5-10 euros for each race held, which can be transferred to your bank account. The second takes advantage of cheaper delivery costs than professional home delivery.
In addition to welcoming the concept of collaborative consumption, Pascal Hebel notes that it is often accompanied by ecological gestures. She notes that “delivery workers would rather take the trips on foot or by bike than take the car.”
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