coop.ch online review 2026: experience, minimum order and delivery costs
The coop.ch online shop (formerly Coop@home) delivers across Switzerland and to Liechtenstein from a CHF 99.90 minimum order; delivery starts at CHF 7.90 and is free from CHF 200, with free pickup. Unlike Migros, almost the entire Prix Garantie line is online, so coop.ch mirrors store prices better, in 2025 coop.ch became Switzerland's largest online supermarket. Content verified: July 2026.
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Content verified: July 2026. Fees and assortment can change, check your current basket.
The coop.ch online shop is Switzerland's largest online supermarket (2025, source: NZZ/Bilanz). For the weekly shop it's a full replacement, and on price, closer to the store than the Migros Online rival.
coop.ch: the key facts
| Criterion | coop.ch |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | CHF 99.90 |
| Delivery fee | from CHF 7.90; free from CHF 200; pickup free |
| Assortment | over 22,000 articles (Coop's figure) |
| Delivery area | all of Switzerland + Liechtenstein (~60% own fleet, rest Swiss Post) |
| Prix Garantie online | yes, almost complete |
| Wine & spirits | online (Mondovino), with age verification |
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Welcome
Are coop.ch prices the same as in-store?
Coop charges the same prices online as in the branch (source: coop.ch). The decisive advantage over Migros Online: almost the entire Prix Garantie budget line is online, so the cheap basket isn't inflated by pricier substitutes. A saldo basket comparison (issue 01/2022, 18 January 2022) found that at Coop the shop cost almost the same online and in store, while at Migros the gap was large. Note: promotions and personalised offers (Supercard) apply online too, so the effective per-person price can vary.
Delivery: fleet or Post
coop.ch delivers to about 60% of households with its own fleet (sometimes same-day for a surcharge); the rest goes via Swiss Post with reusable boxes and a previous-day order cut-off. Free delivery from CHF 200 is worth it for a big shop; for small orders, pickup is the cheapest option.
Who is the coop.ch online shop worth it for?
coop.ch suits the full weekly shop including the budget line: because almost the entire Prix Garantie range is online, the cheap basket stays cheap online too, that's the main advantage over Migros Online. Delivery is free from CHF 200; for small orders, free pickup is the thriftiest option. In short:
- Pros: Switzerland's largest online shop, Prix Garantie online (better parity), free delivery from CHF 200, wine online.
- Cons: CHF 99.90 minimum order, delivery costs under CHF 200, personalised offers (Supercard) can change the per-person price.
Pickup instead of delivery: the free option
The key-facts table mentions free pickup only in passing, yet for many orders it is the smarter choice. The process is the same as delivery: you build your basket online and choose a time slot, but instead of waiting for a courier, you collect the ready-packed order yourself at a nearby Coop location. Ordering online and fetching it yourself beats paying for delivery above all in three situations:
- For a small or price-focused basket, where a delivery fee would immediately swallow the saving you came for.
- When you pass a Coop anyway, for example on the commute, and the short stop barely counts as effort.
- When you would rather not pad the basket just to clear the free-delivery threshold.
The one trade-off: you carry the shopping home yourself. If you value the comfort of a doorstep drop-off or regularly shop big, you are better off staying with delivery from CHF 200. For a full trolley with heavy crates, the comfort of a delivery to your door wins out. For everyone else, pickup is the simplest way to order online without paying anything for transport.
Online equals the store, but what is on promotion this week, and where? Rappn shows the promotions of Coop, Migros, Aldi, Lidl, Denner, Aligro and Otto's side by side, neutrally and updated daily, so you see them before you order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order on coop.ch?
The minimum order is CHF 99.90. Delivery starts at CHF 7.90 and is free from CHF 200; pickup is free.
Are coop.ch prices the same as in-store?
Yes, Coop charges the same prices online. Advantage: almost the whole Prix Garantie line is online, so coop.ch mirrors store prices better than Migros Online. In saldo’s basket comparison (January 2022), the same basket cost almost the same at Coop online as in store.
Does coop.ch deliver across all of Switzerland?
Yes, across all of Switzerland and to Liechtenstein, about 60% with its own fleet, the rest via Swiss Post.
Can you buy wine online at coop.ch?
Yes, via the wine cellar (Mondovino), wine and spirits are available online with age verification.
Is coop.ch pickup cheaper than delivery?
For a small or price-focused basket, yes: you order online and collect the ready-packed basket yourself, with no delivery fee. If you shop big or value a doorstep drop-off, delivery from CHF 200 is the better fit.