Priced meal planning · Australia
Plan the week. Know what it costs.
Seven dinners. One shopping list. Priced at Woolworths, Coles and Aldi.
Ingredients pool across recipes, so 600g of flour and 400g become one bag. Every line is matched to a real product, ranked by unit price — per 100g, not per pack — and totalled shop by shop, minus what you already have.
Live prices from the supermarkets you already shop at
This week
Spaghetti Bolognese · Chicken Fried Rice · Pork and Cabbage Noodle Stir-Fry · +4 more
- Lamb mince$18.00/1kg$18.00
- White fish fillets$18.73/1kg$14.98
- Chicken thigh fillets$13.29/1kg$13.29
$97.57 for 44 of 45 items · estimated from shelf prices checked today
Compares the supermarkets you already shop at
Woolworths
Coles
Aldi
01 / 05What OpenOrder does
Everything a savvy shop actually needs.
Honest comparison on this site — and on the retailers’ own pages while you shop, with the browser extension.
- Plan a week, priced
Pick your dinners and every ingredient pools into one shopping list, costed at each supermarket before you shop.
See a priced week - Ranked by unit price
Every list is ordered per 100g or per 100mL, so a bigger box can never masquerade as a better deal.
- All-time highs & lows
Each product carries its full price history — the lowest and highest we've ever seen it, and when.
- Whole-basket compareBeta
Your entire cart totalled at each store, so you know where the whole shop is cheapest — not just one item.
- Fake specials, flagged
“Save $X” badges are checked against real price history — if it isn't a genuine drop, we say so.
- Weekly specials by store
The standout genuine price drops at each supermarket this week, filtered by how fresh the drop is.
See this week's specials - Track any product
Paste any product page URL and we re-check it on your schedule, flagging every price move up or down.
How price tracking works
Not sure it’s worth that price?
You’re a savvy shopper — you don’t buy the second you see it. Save the link to anything you’re eyeing at Woolworths, Coles or Aldi — or any store we support, and we’ll watch the price for you and flag every change, up or down, so you buy at the right moment instead of guessing.
Paste the link
Drop in any product page URL and pick how often we re-check it — every few hours, daily or weekly.
We watch the price
We re-open the page on your schedule and record the price every time — building a history you can scroll back through.
Get flagged on every move
The moment the price changes — up or down — it's flagged on your price-check dashboard, with the exact before-and-after.
03 / 05 · Take it with you
Take the comparison with you.
The browser extension overlays competitor prices on the retailer’s own product and cart pages — so you can see whether your basket is cheaper elsewhere without leaving the site you’re shopping on.
Free · Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave & Arc · macOS Safari app · iOS on the way
04 / 05Good to know
Questions, answered.
How does OpenOrder find the cheapest supermarket?
It prices your actual basket across the major grocery retailers in your region and totals each one, so the result reflects everything you buy — not a few well-known items.
Is the cheapest store the same every week?
Not necessarily. Prices move, so OpenOrder re-compares to keep the answer current.
How are different pack sizes compared?
By unit price (per 100g, per litre or per item), which normalises pack sizes for a fair comparison.
Does it cost anything to compare prices?
No — browsing and comparing grocery prices on OpenOrder is free.
Can I track the price of a specific product?
Yes. Price Check lets you save any product page URL and choose how often we re-check it. We record the price at every check and flag any change — up or down — so you know when it's the right time to buy.
Guides to shopping smarter
05 / 05Browse live prices
Compare Grocery Prices Across Australia Supermarkets
This week’s genuine price drops, ranked by how much cheaper they are than the next store. See this week’s standout specials by store →
200 standout specials this week
See all specials by store →Cheapest per unit against the next-cheapest store, so bigger packs and headline-only discounts don’t win by default.