Built in Toronto for real shopping trips

Compare grocery prices across Canada.

ScanRebel helps shoppers compare real shelf prices, check product history, and estimate the same basket at nearby stores before checkout.

  • Ontario coverage strongest
  • Canada and US supported
  • Community-powered
ScanRebel home screen showing scan, search, cart, and community features
ScanRebel began in Toronto and is being built outward with every useful price report.

The coverage reality

Ontario has a head start. Canada is the mission.

ScanRebel started in Toronto, so Ontario currently has the deepest concentration of product and shelf-price data. That is the honest starting point, not the finish line.

The beta supports shoppers across Canada and the United States. Search and scanning work wherever the app is available, while the number and freshness of nearby prices depend on retailer data and contributions from shoppers in that area.

Strong local coverage is built product by product and branch by branch. A current report from the store you actually visit is more useful than a national average with no location context.

What "coverage" means in ScanRebel

Coverage is not just a list of supported cities. It includes recognizable products, nearby store locations, recent price reports, and enough matching items to make a basket comparison useful.

Why shopper contributions matter

Retail prices change by location and time. Community reports help expose those differences and make stale information easier to recognize.

Where ScanRebel goes next

The immediate focus is stronger Canadian and US coverage. The product and data model are designed to support expansion beyond North America as the community grows.

From barcode to better basket

A grocery comparison built around the trip you are taking.

01

Scan the exact product

Use ScanRebel with any product that has a barcode. The scan identifies the specific item and package instead of relying on a generic category.

02

Compare nearby shelf prices

Review reports from shoppers and available retailer prices with store, distance, and freshness context kept visible.

03

Check the complete cart

Compare the same priced basket at nearby branches. Estimates do not quietly combine prices from different locations into an impossible total.

Real beta examples

Designed for Canadian grocery decisions.

The current beta shows the store, item status, data freshness, and savings context needed to judge whether a comparison is useful.

ScanRebel comparing a grocery basket at nearby stores
Compare complete baskets. See the lower nearby total and the estimated savings.
ScanRebel cart items with branch confirmation and prices
Keep source quality visible. Know which prices are confirmed at the selected branch.
ScanRebel price history with nearby store reports
Judge today's price. Check current reports, history, ranges, and active sales.

A different price network

No flyers. No sponsored rankings.

ScanRebel is not a digital flyer rack. It is built around exact products and real shopping observations, with retailer data used where available and community reports adding the shelf-level detail that broad advertisements miss.

Rankings are not sold to retailers. The goal is to show useful price evidence and let shoppers make the call.

Freshness matters

Every price can become stale. ScanRebel keeps report age visible so older evidence is not mistaken for a promise.

Distance matters

A lower price far away may not save money after time and travel. Nearby context helps keep comparisons practical.

Branch identity matters

Retail banners can have multiple locations with different prices. ScanRebel keeps the store branch attached to the report.

Questions

Canadian grocery comparison FAQ.

Does ScanRebel work outside Ontario?

Yes. The beta supports Canada and the US. Ontario coverage is currently stronger because ScanRebel began in Toronto, but scanning, searching, and price contributions are not limited to Ontario.

Which Canadian grocery stores are supported?

ScanRebel is product- and location-based rather than limited to one fixed retailer list. Available results depend on recognized nearby branches, retailer information, and community price reports.

Can I compare a full grocery list?

The cart can estimate the same priced basket across nearby stores. Results explain how many items are priced and keep branch-specific estimates separate.

Can I help improve prices in my city?

Yes. Adding current shelf prices while you shop is how local coverage becomes more useful for the next person checking the same product.

Help strengthen grocery price coverage near you.

Install the free app, scan the products you buy, and compare before checkout.