I was SO happy to wake up to this NEW Kroger Digital Coupon valid only on first three Kroger Pickup orders. If you download the coupon you will get $15.00 off your order when you spend $35.00. We all know this is super easy to do so get the coupon downloaded now so you don’t miss out. You’ll have until November 24th to place your orders. Kroger Digital Coupons WILL affect your “total spent” so make sure you factor those in. Paper coupons will not.
If you are NEW to Kroger Pickup, come read some details about it:
If you are new to Kroger Pickup/Clicklist then keep on reading to find out how easy and awesome this service is. This can really make shopping a breeze.
It’s so easy! Just go HERE and register or login to your Kroger.com account, or use the Kroger App. Then, simply browse for the items you want to purchase and add them to your cart. During the ordering process, you’ll be asked to select a pickup time and location (right now it will be a longer wait time). At your scheduled time, pull up at the Online Ordering drive-through (there will be signs to help guide you). A friendly Associate will assist you and load your groceries right into your car. And off you go!
Here are my Top 10 favorite things about using Kroger Pickup/ClickList:
- I can take my time creating my menu plan for the week and add items to my cart as I go. I’m very “Type A” so this just makes me happy to be super organized this way.
- Kroger remembers what my most frequently purchased items are and displays those first for quicker, more convenient shopping. You can even create a “favorites” list for those frequently purchased items and with one click, you’re good to go!
The service fee is just $4.95 (may vary by region), but is waived for your first 3 orders!Trust me, you will definitely save this much (or more!) by not stepping foot into the store and succumbing to those impulse purchases! For a limited time this fee is WAIVED when you spend $35.00 (but that’s easy, right?)!- Kroger Pickup orders count toward your fuel points just like in-store purchases.
- When placing an order, you will be asked to select a 1-hour window (between 8 am – 9 pm, 7 days a week) to pick up your order. You can reserve a timeslot up to three days in advance! I try to arrive in the MIDDLE of the 1-hour window to beat the rush.
- I always include instructions like how ripe I’d like my bananas and avocados, the specific weight of my bag of cherries, how thin I’d like my deli meat sliced (chipped please!), the fact that I prefer the SKINNY asparagus if available. AND that if they have to substitute my eggs, I only want those from HAPPY chicken (pasture raised). 😁
- My items are stored for maximum freshness until I come pick them up, including refrigeration for items that require it.
- Kroger now texts me before I pick up my order so I can review any necessary substitutions!
- Kroger Digital Coupons I have loaded will automatically apply to my order at pickup. If I have paper coupons, I always tell them that when I call to let them know that I’m there (if they don’t already ask).
- When I arrive at my store, I just call the number on the sign to let them know I’ve arrived. An Associate brings my order out to my car, loads all my groceries, and I’m on my way in minutes!
A couple more things to keep in mind…
When you place your order, you’ll see an estimated total at checkout. Your card will be charged for a final total amount when you receive your order. Prices shown when you place your order may differ at the time you receive your order due to coupons, substitutions, taxes (if applicable) and weighted items. Your digital coupons should now reflect when you complete your order online.
Online prices reflect the price in-store on the day you place your order. However, prices may change between the time you place your order and the time you pick up your order at the store and pay for it. For example, if you place your order on a Tuesday but pick it up on Wednesday, keep in mind that most Kroger sale cycles begin on Wednesday so things may go on or off sale at the time of payment. The exact price of each item will be printed on your receipt.
There is no Catalina machine for this department. If you are expecting a Catalina to print, you must use the regular registers in store.
Great place to get grocery’s . If they happen to be out of something they usually give you the same thing of another brand. They usually give you a receite if not you can get it online. and they have a lot of coupons which really help…..
couldn’t clip coupon. It keep saying oops something went bananas,
I think this is gone.
Is this just for new customers?
Blessed, yes it is.
Can I still do iBotta if I do pickup? Do they give you the typical looking receipt?
Also, if they don’t have an item, can they communicate with you to substitute for something else so that the total price doesn’t fall below $35? I’m worried they are out of something and my total dips below $35 and I can’t use the $15 off coupon.
Mitch, ibotta needs an actual paper receipt and some Kroger Pickup locations have stopped giving them out. I would save your ibotta purchases for in-store shopping. I opted in to receive text messages so you can tell them if a substitution is acceptable or not.
My store is a King Soopers (Kroger affiliate), but its website mostly mirrors the Kroger site, and my store’s website now always has a block on the home page after login which allows you to print a copy of the receipt for your most recent order. This feature only started showing up a couple of weeks ago. So you might want to check if the Kroger website allows you to print a receipt if they don’t give you one.
The text of your blog post says: “You’ll have until July 6th to place your orders.” That can’t be right as the digital coupon says it expires November 24th.
Thanks Arthur, that has been updated. 🙂