Most Indian shoppers already check their store's regular leaflet, but few make full use of the loyalty scheme at the same time, even though extra savings often hide there.
Reliance One Card
The Reliance One card offers personalised deals and points collection that stack on top of prices already advertised in the regular leaflet. These digital vouchers usually need to be activated in advance in the app to apply at the till, unlike the leaflet price which applies automatically on the shelf.
DMart Ready and its Loyalty Approach
DMart uses its own everyday-low-price approach rather than a points-based scheme, which combines differently with the offers in the regular leaflet. Comparing the DMart price with the general leaflet price at other chains can reveal a significant difference on certain items every week.
Big Bazaar Still Bets on Frequent Promotions
Big Bazaar bets on a strategy of frequent, rotating promotions rather than constant everyday-low pricing, which makes direct price comparison with DMart or Reliance a bit more complicated: the price in a Big Bazaar leaflet can vary week to week, while DMart aims to stay consistently low.
Don't Forget Personalised Offers
A growing share of the best discounts are no longer general but personalised based on each customer's purchase history, and only show up in the app. It's worth checking personalised offers before building a shopping list based solely on the printed leaflet.
A Simple Weekly Habit
Shoppers who save the most don't do anything complicated: they check the new leaflet the day it comes out, activate the matching digital vouchers in the app, and check personalised offers before shopping. This small weekly habit adds up to a noticeable saving over a year.