Record a trip
Complete a cart or scan a grocery receipt. Each saved item keeps its price, store, and date.
Personal grocery price tracker
Remember Grocery Prices and Compare Stores
GroceryBudget remembers the item prices you record at each store. Completed trips and scanned receipts build a personal price history so you can spot increases and compare what the same groceries cost where you actually shop.
Free price memoryWorks offlineiPhone and Android
Your price history
Large eggs · 12 count
Market Street
Sep 18
$4.29
current
Fresh Basket
Sep 09
$4.69
+$0.40
Market Street
Aug 22
$3.99
+$0.30
Lowest recorded storeMarket Street
How the data builds
Your normal shopping creates the price record
Recall the last price
The next time you add that item, price memory can suggest what you paid at the selected store.
Compare with context
Repeat purchases reveal price changes and differences between the stores in your own routine.
Add records while shopping with the price-tag scanner, or bring a completed trip in afterward with the grocery receipt scanner.
Price memory + history
Know the last price before you guess the next one
Price memory helps estimate a new list from what you previously paid. Price history gives that suggestion context: which store, which date, and how the price has moved.
- Catch price creep on groceries you buy repeatedly.
- Use your own local stores instead of a national average.
- Build history by shopping normally—no separate spreadsheet.
- Keep core saved-price suggestions available offline.
Store comparison
“Cheapest” should mean cheapest for your basket
Store averages rarely match one household's products, brands, sizes, and locations. GroceryBudget compares the prices you actually recorded, so the answer stays personal.
Learn how to compare grocery prices fairly
Free price tracking
Start building with one trip
Price memory begins after your first recorded purchase. Price history and store comparison stay free as your own shopping data grows more useful.
Make every price record count
- Choose the store before completing each trip.
- Use consistent item names for cleaner comparisons.
- Record repeat purchases to reveal price movement.
- Log the same item at different stores to compare them.
Your history reflects the products, stores, and locations you record, making it personal rather than a generic retailer feed.
What grocery shoppers say
Real feedback published on GroceryBudget’s App Store listing.
Read reviews on the App Store“I’ve tested these changes myself, and they work exactly as I hoped.”
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Questions
Grocery price tracker FAQ
How does GroceryBudget track grocery prices?+
When you complete a shopping trip or save a scanned receipt, GroceryBudget records each item price against that store. Those records power future price suggestions, item price history, and store comparisons.
Does GroceryBudget show live prices from every retailer?+
No. GroceryBudget builds a personal price history from the purchases you record. It is not a universal live retailer-price database, so its comparisons reflect your stores, locations, products, and shopping history.
Is grocery price tracking free?+
Yes. Price memory, item price history, and store comparison are available in the free app. GroceryBudget also includes unlimited carts, real-time budget tracking, and offline core use.
Can I compare the same grocery item across stores?+
Yes. Once the same item has price records at more than one store, GroceryBudget can show the store-specific history and help you see where you paid less.
How long before price history becomes useful?+
Price memory starts after the first recorded purchase. Trends and store comparisons become more useful after repeat purchases or after the same item is logged at multiple stores.
Does price memory work offline?+
Yes. Core shopping lists, budgets, and saved price memory work offline. AI receipt and price-tag scanning require an internet connection.
Start your personal price history
Free on iPhone and Android. No account required to begin.