Price Harvest

How it works

One search. Every nearby store.

1 Add your items

Type in one product, a recipe's ingredients, or your full grocery list.

2 See prices across stores

Price Harvest shows what each nearby store charges — all in one view, no app-switching.

3 Shop with a plan

Compare store totals, spot where you'd save, and leave home knowing where to go.

Why this exists

Built because comparing grocery prices shouldn't be this hard.

Checking prices today means opening several apps, doing the math yourself, and still leaving uncertain. Price Harvest started as a personal project to fix that — one place to compare real prices across your nearby stores, for any size list.

Sign up below to be notified when Price Harvest is ready to use. Your answers help shape which stores, features, and use cases we tackle first — the survey takes about two minutes, and most questions are optional.

Beta signup

Join the beta list and tell us what would make Price Harvest genuinely useful for you. Your answers directly shape what we build first.

Only your email and zip code are required. Everything else is optional — answer whatever feels relevant to how you actually shop.

Quick signup · we'll ask a few optional questions before you finish

Email ZIP code

We will only use your email to notify you about the Price Harvest beta. Your answers help us choose the first stores and features to prioritize.

1 of 7 What does your usual grocery shopping look like? Select all that apply.

I shop for one or a few items as I need them I shop for a small list once or twice a week I do a larger grocery shop about once a week I do a stock-up shop every few weeks or less often None of these describe me

2 of 7 How do you usually get your groceries? Select all that apply.

I shop in the store and choose my own items I order online and pick them up in the store or curbside I get delivery through a store's own app or website I get delivery through a third-party app, such as Instacart or DoorDash Other

3 of 7 How do you usually plan or prepare for grocery shopping? Select all that apply.

I use a grocery list or notes I check store apps, websites, weekly ads, or mailed flyers I compare prices across stores I use printed coupons (mail, newspaper, or store flyers), digital coupons, or store rewards I browse pickup or delivery apps I mostly rely on memory or routine Other

4 of 7 What would you use Price Harvest for? Select all that apply.

Check an item's price before buying it Compare a grocery list and decide where to shop or order Find sales or deals See whether buying from more than one store would be worth it Track prices and get price-drop alerts Find cheaper alternatives or store brands Price ingredients for a recipe or meal Build reusable grocery lists

5 of 7 What matters most to you when buying groceries? Select up to 3.

Saving money Saving time Getting everything from one store Finding specific brands or products Finding good store-brand alternatives Fresh food quality Convenient pickup or delivery Knowing prices and availability before I shop or order

6 of 7 For the same grocery list, would you consider buying from more than one store if the savings were worth it?

Yes Maybe, depending on the extra time and distance Rarely—only for unusually large savings No—I strongly prefer using one store

7 of 7 Which stores do you buy groceries from most often? Select all that apply. Don't see one of your stores? Tell us which one.

A few optional questions will appear next. If you've signed up before, your updated answers will be saved.

One search. Every nearby store.

Built because comparing grocery prices shouldn't be this hard.

Tell us how you shop.