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$102$131$120$168$148 at AldiKrogerH-E-BWalmartPublix

No. The free week works signed out, on the phone or in a browser. An account is what carries your household between the two, and buying CartCraft Plus needs one so the subscription has somewhere to live.

CartCraft carries a grocery catalog and adjusts it to your metro area and to each chain, then costs your actual basket against it. It is an estimate rather than a live till receipt, close enough to plan a budget against, and it is recosted every time the week is crafted. How the prices are made

Yes. A subscription bought in the app or in the browser unlocks both, because it is recorded against your account rather than against the shop that sold it.

Any time. A subscription bought on iPhone is managed in the App Store, and one bought in the browser is managed from your account page. Cancelling leaves you on the free week.

A full week of dinners, costed against the best single store near you, collapsed into one shopping list in aisle order, with the pantry taken off it first. You get 3 swaps and 2 recrafts a week, three recipes of your own, five friends, the whole community feed to browse and like, and household sharing. The week you are in is the whole horizon.

Not on the stores yet. The web app is the way in today and it is built for a phone browser as much as a laptop, so you can plan and shop from it now. A subscription bought in the browser will already be waiting in the apps when they land.

No. It decides the meals, works out the packages, picks the stores and costs the basket, then hands you the list to shop. Handing a finished basket straight to a retailer is something we are working towards, not something the app does today.

Yes. One set of rules for the whole table is free. Plus gives everyone their own: gluten free for one, no dairy for another, and the week is planned so every meal works for all of them at once.

Only if you want to. The free week is one stop, the best single store for your basket. Plus splits the week across up to eight stores and shows the real trips side by side, lowest total, fewest stops, least waste, so you pick the drive you are actually willing to make.

Swap it, and the list and the total move with it. Recraft the whole week if two or three are wrong. Free covers 3 swaps and 2 recrafts a week, swapping in one of your own recipes is always free on top of that, and Plus makes everything unlimited.

Yes. Write up to three of them free, and Plus grows the book to a hundred. The planner costs them like anything in the catalog, swapping one in never spends a swap, and you can publish them to everyone, to friends, or to people you pick.

Yes, and it is free. Add each other as friends, send a household invite, and once it is accepted you are both working on the same week: same meals, same list, same total, on every phone and browser. A subscription stays with the account that bought it.

Everything in CartCraft Plus for a single payment of $149.99, with nothing to renew, limited to the first 150 people who take one. It is for the households who would rather back this early than pay for it yearly.