What is CartLens?
Price intelligence for shopping in physical stores.
Who is CartLens best for?
CartLens is best for in-store shoppers who want to check a receipt for overpaying and find a cheaper store nearby.
Grocery shoppers on a budget
Scan a receipt after a trip and it flags the items you overpaid for and the nearby stores that charged less.
Checking a price in the aisle
Point the camera at a shelf tag to compare it with what other local shoppers paid before you buy.
Planning the weekly shop
Basket comparison prices your whole list across nearby stores and finds the cheapest mix of stops.
Shopping while travelling
The app works in 11 languages and switches currency and language when you cross a border.
How much does CartLens cost?
CartLens is free for basic receipt and price-tag scanning, and its paid plans cost $19.99 a month for Pro or $39.99 a month for Ultra, each with a 7-day free trial.
- Receipt and price-tag capture with your camera
- Shopping lists, price history and maps
- 50 MB of storage
- 2 GB of storage and unlimited archived shopping lists
- AI-powered insights and priority support
- 7-day free trial
- 10 GB of storage
- AI chat agent, plus everything in Pro
- 7-day free trial
Billed yearly, Pro is $200 a year ($16.66 a month) and Ultra $400 a year ($33.33 a month). Ultra users can also set how recent the compared prices must be and how far away to search. Users who add verified local prices earn credits they can spend on deeper spending audits. Full pricing on cartlens.co. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about CartLens
What is CartLens?
Price intelligence for shopping in physical stores.
Who is CartLens for?
CartLens is best for in-store shoppers who want to check a receipt for overpaying and find a cheaper store nearby.
Is CartLens free?
Yes. CartLens has a free plan: receipt and price-tag capture with your camera.
Where do CartLens prices come from?
CartLens prices come from receipts and price tags scanned by shoppers near you, not from store websites or delivery apps. Each price is stamped with a time and a location, so results are only as good as local use: areas with more people scanning give better comparisons.
Where can I try CartLens?
On its official website, cartlens.co.







