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Search or browse
Find any product — by name, by aisle, or by scanning its barcode in store. Cartly’s catalogue holds over 100,000 products from Toronto & GTA stores.
Now testing in Toronto & the GTA
Same groceries.
Same groceries.
Very different prices.
Cartly compares the price of the same product across stores on both Instacart and DoorDash — every price labelled with its store and platform — so you know where to buy before you spend a cent more than you have to.
Free while in testing · iPhone via TestFlight · Also on the web
Organic Whole Milk, 4 L
Compared across stores near Yonge & Eglinton
LoblawsBest pricevia DoorDash
$6.49
Metrovia Instacart
$6.99
Walmartvia DoorDash
$7.27
Real Canadian Superstorevia Instacart
$7.49
Buying it at the best price saves$1.00
Illustrative comparison in the Cartly app format. Every price in Cartly is labelled with its store and platform.
Prices compared across stores including
How it works
One product. Every price. One tap.
No more opening five store apps to check one item. Cartly does the legwork across both delivery platforms and lines the prices up side by side.
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Compare every price
See the same item at every store that carries it, on Instacart and on DoorDash — each price labelled with its store and its platform, never blended together.
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Buy where it’s cheapest
Tap through to the store and platform with the best price, or build one list and see what the whole basket costs at each store before you check out anywhere.
The Gap — our price-watch series
One chocolate bar. Two stores. A $2.50 gap.
This really happened, in Toronto, in the same week. The same Snickers bar was on sale at one store and full price at another — and unless you checked both, you’d never know.
Lowest seenToronto store
$0.99
Another storeToronto store
$2.50
Highest seenToronto store
$3.49
$2.50
the gap on a single chocolate bar — imagine a whole grocery list.
Prices observed October 18–20, 2026, at Toronto-area stores and published in The Gap, Cartly’s price-watch series. Prices vary by store, platform and day, and may have changed since they were observed. Cartly shows the observation behind every comparison so you can judge for yourself.
Features
Built to answer one question: where is it cheapest?
Best Price
The lowest sticker price for the exact product, across every store and both platforms — computed live from current offers, per package size, so sizes are never mixed up.
Best Value
Different question, different answer: the best price per unit — per 100 g, per litre, per count. Best Price and Best Value are always shown as the separate things they are.
Add It Again
Your regulars, one tap away. Cartly remembers what you buy at each store and surfaces it on that store’s page, so restocking takes seconds.
Purchase history
Every product you’ve checked off your list, kept as cards — with a “Purchased 5 times” badge on the ones you buy again and again.
Your list, priced everywhere
One shopping list, totalled at every store that carries it. A partial total is always labelled as partial — never dressed up as a full-basket price.
Labelled, always
Every price on every product page carries its store and its platform — Instacart or DoorDash — because the same store can charge two different prices on the two platforms.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
Is Cartly on the App Store?
Not yet. Cartly is currently in testing on Apple TestFlight, and it’s also available on the web at app.cartlyapp.ca. Join the TestFlight to try the iPhone app while we finish preparing the public launch.
Is Cartly free?
Yes. Cartly is free while in testing.
Where do the prices come from?
Cartly collects the prices stores list on Instacart and DoorDash for the Toronto & GTA area and compares like-for-like products — the same product, the same package size — across stores. Every price shown is labelled with the store and platform it came from.
Why do prices change?
Retailers and platforms change prices often, and the same store can price the same product differently on Instacart and on DoorDash. Cartly refreshes its comparisons from current listings, and published price stories always carry the dates the prices were observed.
Which areas does Cartly cover?
Toronto and the GTA — the stores around our home neighbourhoods first, expanding from there.
Does Cartly sell my data?
No. Cartly does not sell personal data. Your account email is used for sign-in, and your lists are stored so they sync to you. See the privacy policy for the plain details.
I found a wrong price. What do I do?
Tell us — there’s a report option on every product in the app, or email [email protected]. Reports are checked against fresh listings, and we thank every reporter by email.
Stop paying the gap.
Cartly is in testing now — free on TestFlight for iPhone, and open on the web. Compare before you buy, every time.