You pay within £1-£3 usually depending on the 4 hour slot.
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For the past year, we have had a weekly groceries delivery from Sainsburys, having paid £60 for a year’s Delivery Pass. This has now gone up to £80. I guess other supermarket’s pass charges will have increased too? Looks like Tesco is about £84, with £50 minimum spend. Wondering whether to continue, though it is so convenient.
You pay within £1-£3 usually depending on the 4 hour slot.
I useSainsbury’s every couple of weeks. I go for the saver slot which is for any time in a four hour band of which there are several to choose from. On the day of the delivery you are then notified of a one hour time slot. This means you initially have to be flexible for four hours but on the day it is only one hour.
I stopped home deliveries after Covid . I did do click and collect for a while. I don't know what the charges are now, but I suspect they are high,
I force myself to go shopping once a week, telling myself it's good for me in spite of the pain it causes my back and the breathlessness. I wish I would be more sensible and start home deliveries again 
I pay Tesco’s delivery charge for the sheer convenience and priority at Christmas, but occasionally use Asda as they have some specific items we like, flexible on delivery times, so I use their cheapest.
I shop between 4 Supermarkets so have never paid for a delivery pass I always look for the cheapest delivery and never pay more than £1-2.00 using the saver option some times I will use the Click & Collect if I need shopping quickly.
I am very lucky with my Sainsbury's orders as my eldest DS is a night Manager and his partner is in charge of the team that processes the orders on line so I always get a good slot plus family discount which is a nice savings when I shop with Sainsburys
I was rather taken aback at the large increase in Sainsbury's one hour delivery slots - £80 for the year. But, as has been said, the convenience is so great that I went with it. I use it three out of every four weeks. The fourth week is a trip in person to my very local, very large Tesco. Do a much smaller shop that week, but stock up on things that Tesco sells cheaper than S.bury.
Usual delivery in 10 - 11 on Sunday morning. Often they are early. I live in flat, main door is opened by remote control, delivery brought up to my front door, where I meet them with my shopping trolley into which I put all the shopping and then just wheel that through to my kitchen. My front door is in an enclosed, carpeted lobby, so if he comes early and I am still in my dressing gown does not matter.
However, last Sunday they were rather late. At 11.15 I managed to find a phone no to call, and the lady at the other end, said she would check with the driver and came back to say it was due to traffic problems. Sounded strange - anyway I asked what recompense I would get for this latenes. Silence at first, I had to really push it, asking for name and telephone No. to contact. (remained calm and polite throughout, but insistent). She abruptly, eventually told me that a five pound voucher had been entered into basket. I thanked her!!!
When delivery arrived he told me that it was nothing to with traffic, but the first delivery had been very large, and very complicated had taken nearly half an hour and Sainsury had only allocated nine minutes for it.
It would cost me more in fuel than the delivery charge so I suppose it depends. I will occasionally shop in store but I always spend more.
Aside from when we were in full lock down, I don't have deliveries very often. I have been enticed a couple of times by Ocado offering something like £15 off a shop over a certain amount, then I think I opted for a delivery time where only a charge of £1 was levied.
I pay the lower Sainsbury's delivery charge. I have always found them incredibly reliable, polite and helpful.
I pay £4.99 each month to Tesco for deliveries after 3pm which includes weekends.
Hellogirl1
Kate1949, I`ve checked on Tesco website, my delivery saver is the off peak one, it`s £43.88, I have my delivery between 11am and 12 every Wednesday.
This will change when you have to renew, it will be after 3pm. don’t think I am going to like deliveries after dark
We pay £40 a year for a Sainsbury's midweek delivery pass. They always come in the one hour delivery slot.
Thank you Hellogirl. I have a different one.
Kate1949, I`ve checked on Tesco website, my delivery saver is the off peak one, it`s £43.88, I have my delivery between 11am and 12 every Wednesday.
Hetty58
I've shopped online for decades but never had a delivery pass. I wouldn't want to be restricted to just one shop. I don't shop weekly either, more like every three weeks or so and more when I have visitors. I buy fresh veg and bread locally.
Sainsburys and Asda deliveries can be £1, Morrisons £1.50 (if you choose unpopular days/times) and Iceland's free if you spend over £40. Ocado and Waitrose charge about £3.
Don't other people stock up on certain things from different shops, but infrequently?
That’s interesting Hetty - I shall investigate!
Thank you Tizliz. That explains it!
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Staceyann
Yes, ExDancer, with Sainsburys you choose an hour’s slot - say 9-10 am - and they deliver within that time.
Well ... sometimes they do. I found Sainsburys so unreliable I changed to Tesco and if there's a delay they send a text. Recently they've introduced tracking when the van has left the depot. It was a good move on my part
I got a text on Friday to say my delivery was running late - it was delivered on time the day before 🙄 -
Kate1949
Gosh Hellogirl your Tesco pass is cheap. We pay £48 every 6 months. I must investigate.
Tesco have two ‘delivery savers’, the expensive one is for deliveries whenever you want, the cheaper one is changing to any day but after 3pm (used to be midweek only).
Staceyann
Yes, ExDancer, with Sainsburys you choose an hour’s slot - say 9-10 am - and they deliver within that time.
Well ... sometimes they do. I found Sainsburys so unreliable I changed to Tesco and if there's a delay they send a text. Recently they've introduced tracking when the van has left the depot. It was a good move on my part
Gosh Hellogirl your Tesco pass is cheap. We pay £48 every 6 months. I must investigate.
I've just renewed mine. It hurt,though!
Previously, I exchanged my rewards points at 3 × face value to pay for it, but they put a stop to that, of course.
I've shopped online for decades but never had a delivery pass. I wouldn't want to be restricted to just one shop. I don't shop weekly either, more like every three weeks or so and more when I have visitors. I buy fresh veg and bread locally.
Sainsburys and Asda deliveries can be £1, Morrisons £1.50 (if you choose unpopular days/times) and Iceland's free if you spend over £40. Ocado and Waitrose charge about £3.
Don't other people stock up on certain things from different shops, but infrequently?
I’ve never had a delivery pass as I don’t need a weekly shop. There’s never been a problem booking a delivery one or two days in advance and clicking on the Saver link, to select a time and pay £1, although this has just increased to £1.50.
I also have a delivery of M&S food through Ocado, and deliveries on Wednesdays cost £1.
I have a delivery pass with Tesco, but it`s somewhere around £40 for the year.
Yes, ExDancer, with Sainsburys you choose an hour’s slot - say 9-10 am - and they deliver within that time.
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