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Save £80+ on groceries using new-customer delivery offers
Use one by one to get lots of discounts on your shopping
Updated 21 September 2022
Online grocery delivery has gone into overdrive and delivery services (including supermarkets) are all trying to sign you up with tasty new-customer offers such as 40% off or £20 off – though which you can get depends on where you live. And there's no reason you can't use more than one, which could net you savings for a good few weeks.
This guide covers big supermarkets, where you have to book a slot in advance, and quick delivery services that can deliver to your door in minutes. Groceries via the quickies usually cost a little more as you're paying extra for the convenience, but using an introductory offer should easily overcome the additional cost of the items, and delivery.
Spotted any grocery delivery offers we're missing? Let us know in the Grocery delivery services MSE Forum discussion.
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Grocery delivery newbie codes
We've compiled all the current codes we could find. You could cleverly go through each one to get a maximum discount, or just use one or two that suit you. Some are limited to big urban areas or even London only, and a couple are only for selected customers – but see which ones you can use...
New customer grocery delivery offers
| Offer | Where you can get it | Delivery cost & how quick it is | How to max the discount |
Nationwide (or near nationwide) discounts: Smaller reductions but more can get them |
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Morrisons£10 off £50 shop using code FDEL1398774 for first online spend |
Nationwide | Delivery varies depending on the slot you choose | Check out the offers tab for multi-buy deals across many items |
Sainsbury's£15 off £60* shop using code SCPPC22SE15 for first online spend until Friday 30 September |
Nationwide | Delivery costs from £1 to £7 depending on the slot you choose | Check out the offers tab for multi-buy deals across many items |
Bother |
Nationwide | Free next-day delivery (order by 3.30pm). Weekend orders arrive by Tue. Highlands and Islands postcodes cost £8.95 and take two days |
Once you've used the code on your first order, you should be able to get £15 off a second order |
Amazon Fresh£15 off £50* shop for first online spend until 30 Sept (excludes baby formula and alcohol). |
Only available to selected Amazon Prime members. Check your
personalised offers page*
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Delivery is free with this code | Check out the offers tab for multi-buy deals across many items |
Ocado£20 off £60 shop and free delivery* using code VOU9494256 for first online spend until 29 November 2022 |
Ocado delivers across parts of England and Wales. Enter your postcode to check if it delivers to you. Excludes Scotland | Delivery is free with this code, however this is subject to availability and limited to one a day
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Check out the offers tab for multi-buy deals across many items |
Urban area discounts: Super-speedy delivery and bigger reductions. Smaller range of goods, and a bit pricier, but the intro discounts should easily overcome that – do compare prices elsewhere though |
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GopuffNew. 40% off your first three orders using code 40FOR3 with a minimum spend of £20-£25 (maximum of £10 discount) |
Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, High Wycombe, Leeds, Liverpool, Luton, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Salford, Sheffield and Swansea. Most of central London plus Brent Cross, Chessington, Croydon, Harrow, Leytonstone, Tottenham and Watford |
Delivery's £1.79 and Gopuff says it aims to deliver in 20 mins | Check the 'up to 50% off' section in the app to see if you can make an even bigger saving |
Getir£10 off £11 spend at Getir for some. No code needed, just check the 'promotions' section to see if you're eligible
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Recently began delivering to Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff Liverpool, Manchester and Southampton. London Zones 1-2 and other selected areas of London |
Delivery charges vary. MoneySavers who have tried it got their order within 10 mins | Check Getir's 'promotions' section for its current deals. |
For other ways to save on your shopping each week, see our regularly updated round-up of supermarket coupons.
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