A practical bundle for households that want to move their weekly grocery run online without overcomplicating things. It covers the basics of ordering fresh produce, pantry staples, and everyday essentials through Friend Supermarket, with delivery windows that fit a normal work week.
The Starter Service Kit is built for the first few orders, when you are still figuring out how much you actually need and how delivery slots line up with your routine. It includes a simple shopping list template, guidance on checking stock before checkout, and a clear explanation of how substitutions are handled when something is unavailable. Nothing flashy, just the parts of the service that matter most when you are starting out.
You also get a short walkthrough of how to set up a repeat list for the items you buy every week, so the second order takes noticeably less time than the first. The kit is meant to feel like a helpful starting point, not a commitment to a bigger plan.
The kit works best for households doing a weekly shop of fresh produce, dairy, frozen goods, and cleaning supplies. If you are not sure whether it fits your situation, the team can talk you through it.
Three service options that match how you like to plan your weekly groceries. Each one works with the same catalog, the same stock checks, and the same delivery windows.
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