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OpenOrder Browser Extension — see the real price.

Woolworths, Coles and Aldiprices, side-by-side on the page you’re already shopping — and the whole-basket total at checkout.

Add to ChromeSafari: get the iOS app
●woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/…/heinz-baked-beans
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Woolworths product page with the OpenOrder price-history panel under the price

Works on the supermarkets you already shop at

  • Woolworths
  • Coles
  • Aldi
  • IGANSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, ACT & NT
  • Harris FarmNSW, QLD & ACT

What it does

What the extension adds.

Overlays on the retailer’s own pages — no separate tab, no copy-pasting.

  • Cross-retailer price overlay

    Each item's all-time lowest and highest price, with the dates each was seen.

  • Annotated search & category pages

    Every product tile shows its cheapest equivalent at the other stores.

  • Cart-level basket compareBeta

    Every cart line matched to its cheapest equivalent, with a running total of the basket's cost elsewhere.

  • Hide misleading 'specials'

    Hide Save-$X badges that aren't backed by real price drops.

Install

How to install.

One click on Chrome via the Web Store. On Safari, the extension comes with the OpenOrder app for iPhone, iPad and Apple Silicon Macs.

Chrome / Edge / Brave / Arc

Add to Chrome

One click via the Chrome Web Store. Updates push automatically — nothing to do on your end.

Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac

Get it on the App Store
  1. Install the OpenOrder app from the App Store.
  2. Turn the extension on: Settings → Apps → Safari → Extensions on iPhone and iPad, or Safari → Settings → Extensions on a Mac.
  3. Allow it on the supermarket sites you shop, when Safari asks.

Same overlays, same competitor pricing. Updates arrive with the app.

See it

Screenshots.

Captured from extension 1.3.2 on 2026-09-28.

Woolworths search results without the extension
Before — a Woolworths search on its own. Every yellow badge looks like a deal. The ACCC alleges Woolworths and Coles inflated “Was” prices to fake discounts (ABC: ACCC court case · Day one in Federal Court).
The same Woolworths search results with an OpenOrder price-history verdict under every tile
After — every tile gets a verdict against its own price history, and the “Save $X” badges that aren’t real drops are gone.
Woolworths product page without the extension
Before — a Woolworths product page on its own. No competitor pricing, no history.
The same Woolworths product page with the OpenOrder price-history panel under the price
After — the OpenOrder panel sits under the retailer’s price: the cheapest equivalent at the other stores, the all-time low and high with their dates, and a one-click price check.
The extension popup with the toggle that hides misleading savings badges
The popup — signed-in status, your price checks, and the toggle that hides retailer “savings” claims that price history doesn’t back.

Privacy

The extension reads publicly displayed product, price and pack data from supported retailer pages and sends it to the Order-Bot API to build the cross-retailer price history. We don’t scrape your cart contents or any personal account data from the retailers. Full detail in the privacy policy.