Lidl Deals This Week in Switzerland: how the system works

As of June 2026. Lidl Switzerland does not run a single promotion system but several that overlap week by week: the classic weekly leaflet, the Super Weekend deals from Friday to Sunday, rotating non-food special buys, and the digital coupons plus the points programme inside the Lidl Plus app. Look only at the leaflet and you leave the app discounts on the table; use only the app and you miss the XXL weekly offers. This page explains the system once and for all, so you know where to look every week. The actual prices this week are always live in Rappn.

Rappn is the only neutral grocery price comparison app in Switzerland, with no commercial agreements with any retailer. We sell you nothing. We just show you where it is cheaper this week, across Migros, Coop, Aldi, Lidl, Denner, Aligro and Otto's.

Sources checked in June 2026: lidl.ch (Lidl Plus, how Lidl Plus offers work, Super Weekend, PDF leaflets) and corporate.lidl.ch (press release on the points system, 2 September 2024).

How do Lidl deals this week work in Switzerland?

Lidl Switzerland builds its deals around a weekly rhythm. A new promotional leaflet appears roughly once a week, the big weekly offers typically start on Thursday or Monday, and the Super Weekend runs from Friday to Sunday with the sharpest short-term prices. Alongside this, the non-food themed worlds rotate: kitchen and household one week, garden, sport or clothing the next. These special-buy assortments are short-lived and run only while stocks last, unlike the fixed core range.

The key point: the printed leaflet shows the broad weekly offers, but the personalised coupons exist only digitally in the Lidl Plus app. You need both to capture the full discount. You can get the current leaflet as a PDF on lidl.ch, via the newsletter, or delivered through WhatsApp.

What do the Lidl Plus app and the points programme give you?

Lidl Plus is the digital loyalty card. You scan it at the till and automatically receive the app discounts. There are two tiers: Lidl Plus offers, which apply without activation and can be used multiple times, and coupons, which you must activate first in the app and which are valid only once. According to lidl.ch, it can pay to deliberately save an activated coupon for the weekend.

Since 2 September 2024, Lidl Switzerland has run a points programme, and it was the first Lidl country in the world to roll it out nationwide (per corporate.lidl.ch). Every franc you spend earns 1 Lidl point, regardless of the basket value. The first reward can be redeemed from just 35 collected points, and the rewards catalogue lists more than 250 rewards, chosen either as a product or as a discount on your shopping. This points system replaced the previous discount collector and the scratch cards in the app. According to the corporate.lidl.ch year-in-review (The figures of 2024), the Lidl Plus app passed over one million registrations in Switzerland.

Tip: before you head out, quickly compare this week's Lidl deals with the Aldi deals this week and the Denner deals this week. For private labels and fresh food, the cheapest prices shift every week.

Is the Lidl leaflet worth it, or is the app enough?

For an overview of the broad weekly offers, the leaflet is enough. For the maximum discount you need both: the leaflet for the fresh-food and promotional prices, and the app for the personal coupons and the points. If you shop at Lidl regularly, Lidl Plus and its points add up noticeably. But if you want to know whether the Lidl deal really is the best price of the week, you cannot avoid a cross-chain check. That is exactly what Rappn is for: you see at a glance whether the same product is cheaper this week at Lidl, Aldi, Migros or Coop.

See this week's live Lidl deals in Rappn and compare them instantly against the six other Swiss chains. That way you use the leaflet, the app coupons and the points without missing a better price at a competitor. For more context, see our grocery price comparison and the best grocery deals this week.