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Supermarket Switch Savings Calculator

What would you actually save switching supermarkets? Enter your weekly spend and current store tier. The annual saving is often £600–£2,000.

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Supermarket savings

Enter your weekly grocery spend and current supermarket tier. Podge returns the real annual saving — which for many households is between £600 and £2,000 per year.

What this means

No waffle. Just the number and how it was worked out.

Formula used

Annual saving = weekly spend × 52 × switching discount rate for store tier pair

Worked example

A household spending £150 per week at a premium supermarket switching to a discount alternative typically saves 20–30%, which is £1,560–£2,340 per year.

Common questions

Does switching supermarket mean lower quality?
Not necessarily. Independent taste tests consistently show discount supermarket own-brand products matching or outperforming premium equivalents across many categories.

How accurate is this estimate?
It is based on published basket price differentials between UK supermarket tiers. Your actual saving depends on what you buy, what brands you require, and which stores are available near you.

Plain-English summary

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Disclaimer: Savings estimates are based on typical basket price differentials between store tiers. Actual saving depends on brand preferences, store availability, and product mix.

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