Migros Discounts and Cumulus 2026: How to Really Save on Your Shop
Cumulus returns about 1%: 100 points equal CHF 1, and from 500 points you get a CHF 5 voucher, redeemable like cash. Since 5 February 2026 Migros Aktionen now run Thursday to Wednesday (as Coop did a year earlier), and the Migros magazine arrives on Wednesday. On top come digital coupons you activate in the app. For comparison: Coop's Supercard also returns about 1%. Updated: July 2026.
Updated: July 2026. Prices and promotions change weekly – see the live franc amounts in Rappn.
At Migros there are three savings levers: the Cumulus programme, the weekly Aktionen and digital coupons. Here is the neutral overview of what each really returns.
Saving at Migros: the key facts
| Lever | What it returns |
|---|---|
| Cumulus points | about 1%: 100 points = CHF 1 |
| Cumulus voucher | from 500 points a CHF 5 voucher, redeemable like cash (paid out bi-monthly with the statement) |
| Aktionen | weekly, now Thursday to Wednesday (since 5 Feb 2026); magazine on Wednesday |
| Digital coupons | activate in the Migros app, auto-redeemed at checkout |
| Comparison | Coop's Supercard also returns about 1% |
How much does Cumulus really return?
The basic rule is simple: 100 Cumulus points equal CHF 1 – about 1% back on your shopping. From 500 points you get a CHF 5 voucher that you redeem like cash. Vouchers are issued bi-monthly with the statement, not on demand. The percentage is a base rate – with points multipliers and coupons it can be temporarily higher.
Aktionen: a new rhythm since February 2026
Since 5 February 2026, Migros Aktionen now run Thursday to Wednesday instead of starting on Tuesday; the Migros magazine is delivered on Wednesday. The subsidiary Denner also switched to a Thursday start. Coop made the same change about a year earlier – if you plan around promotions, know the new weekly rhythm.
Don't forget digital coupons
In the Migros app you can activate digital coupons that are auto-redeemed at checkout via the Cumulus card. They are the most easily overlooked savings lever.
Cumulus and Coop's Supercard both return about 1% – the big difference is the base price. Rappn compares current prices across Migros, Coop, Aldi, Lidl & Co. live and neutrally, so you buy first where the item is cheapest this week.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Cumulus point worth?
100 Cumulus points equal CHF 1 – about 1% back. From 500 points you get a CHF 5 voucher, redeemable like cash and issued bi-monthly with the statement.
When do the Migros Aktionen run?
Since 5 February 2026, Thursday to Wednesday (previously from Tuesday). The Migros magazine arrives on Wednesday. Denner also switched to a Thursday start.
Is Cumulus better than Coop's Supercard?
Both return about 1% base and are broadly comparable. The bigger difference is the item's base price – which you compare live in Rappn.
How do I use Migros digital coupons?
You activate coupons in the Migros app; at checkout they are auto-redeemed via the Cumulus card. They are the most easily overlooked savings lever.