Cheapest supermarket delivery charges for your weekly shop

As the cost of food, petrol and household bills spike, hoards of shoppers are racking their brains thinking of ways to cut down on their weekly shop. Getting the groceries delivered is a massive help to some UK households and is absolutely essential to others, but could families be paying less on their weekly delivery charges?

Even if your household is in the habit of heading to the supermarket independently, considering getting your shopping delivered weekly could still save you money on filling up your tank with petrol for trips to the supermarket. Whether you are already an avid supermarket delivery customer or not, this list below could help save you money.

We've scoured the most popular supermarkets in the UK from Tesco, Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury's and more to give you the cheapest option for your weekly shop.

As one of the most popular supermarkets in the country, Tesco, who operate over 4000 stores across the UK, were the first supermarket in the UK to fulfil over a million deliveries in one week in April 2020. So we scoured their website in search of how much it would cost to get get a weekly delivery on average.

They offer three delivery options; Woosh delivery, which promises groceries within an hour of ordering and sets customers back £5, home delivery which ranges between £2 and £7 depending on the day and the time, and the monthly saver package costing £7.99.

Weekly average for one home delivery slot a week - £4.50

Monthly average for one home delivery slot a week - £18

Delivery saver - £7.99

Costing £7.99 a month for deliveries over £40, delivery saver users are entitled get groceries delivered one a day for the entire month. If shoppers were to get one shop a week for four weeks, they would make a saving