Swiss supermarket flyers and leaflets: where each chain publishes online

As of June 2026. Sources checked on migros.ch, coop.ch, aldi-suisse.ch, lidl.ch and denner.ch, plus the Swiss flyer app Profital. Rappn never quotes a specific weekly price: those are valid only while each chain's flyer runs.

Rappn is the only neutral grocery price comparison app in Switzerland, with no commercial agreement with any retailer.

The printed leaflet in your letterbox is not gone, but the more useful channel is now digital. Every retailer puts its flyer online and in its own app, often a few days before the offers hit the shelves. Knowing which flyer drops when lets you plan your shop more deliberately and miss fewer deals.

When does each Swiss supermarket flyer come out?

The chains run on a fixed weekly rhythm. Most offers start on Tuesday or Thursday, and some discounters refresh more than once a week. The table below shows where to find each flyer, per the retailers' own pages as of June 2026.

One important 2026 change: Migros and Denner moved their promotion start from Tuesday to Thursday (per corporate.migros.ch and the Denner media release, effective 5 February 2026). The insert (Migros Woche and Denner Woche) is now delivered on Wednesday inside the Migros-Magazin so you can plan before deals start on Thursday, and the weekend specials now run Thursday to Sunday. Aldi Suisse, by contrast, has two promo days a week, Monday and Thursday, and Coop places its offers inside the Coopzeitung, by WEMF MACH Basic 2024 the most widely read publication in Switzerland and, by its own description, the country's largest weekly newspaper, readable as an e-paper at epaper.coopzeitung.ch.

Where to find the digital flyers and how to read them

Each retailer offers its flyer in several ways: as a flickable online version on the website and as personalised offers in its own app. In the Migros (Cumulus) and Coop (Supercard) apps you have to activate digital coupons with a tap before you shop, otherwise they are not deducted at the till. That is the most common reason a supposed deal does not actually apply.

When reading a flyer, watch three things: the validity dates (each flyer runs only for the stated week), the "while stocks last" note, and the difference between a real discount and a pure quantity deal like "2 for 1". A lower unit price is not always a better price if you would not otherwise buy that quantity.

If you want several flyers in one place, many people in Switzerland use a flyer app such as Profital, which bundles leaflets from more than 100 retailers. But these apps show the flyer as an image and are not built to compare the same item across chains by price.

Mid-comparison? Instead of swiping through every leaflet, see the strongest offers across all chains in one place on best grocery deals this week.

One feed instead of five leaflets: how Rappn helps

The core flaw of any single flyer is that you only ever see one retailer. To know whether the Migros offer truly beats Aldi's regular price or the Coop deal, you would have to lay five leaflets side by side. Rappn does that for you. The app pulls the current offers from Migros, Coop, Aldi, Lidl, Denner, Aligro and Otto's into one searchable feed and lets you compare the same item across chains, neutrally and 100% free.

If you prefer to browse chain by chain, the deals are there too: Migros deals this week, Coop deals this week, Aldi deals this week and Denner deals this week.

See every chain's current offers in Rappn. Instead of flipping through five flyers one by one, search all this week's deals at once, free on the App Store and Google Play.