Compare sale and regular shelf prices across NYC, then check eligible cashback estimates for your card's bank. All five boroughs, one search.
739 NYC stores on the map, 514 with current prices and 53,804 new deals this week, as of Nov 4, 2026.
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SwiftBurst's grocery prices come from published retailer circulars and separately labeled shelf-price listings. Open the app for dated results and purchase terms.
Compare grocery staples with store prices, sizes, dates and available purchase terms.
Start with the store's listed sale or regular price. Sign in, select your card's bank and check that the displayed eligible card matches yours. Its cashback estimate is shown separately from what you pay at checkout.
Card rewards depend on the store, activation, reward period, spending caps and issuer terms. When a participating store has an available SwiftBurst cashback campaign, sign in to claim the offer and submit a receipt for review. Offer eligibility, approval and payout are separate from card cashback.
Twelve grocery staples, read every week from NYC stores' published circulars and compared with the U.S. average price from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. See how NYC's advertised prices stack up against the national average, week by week.
Yes. Open sbnyc.app in your phone's browser. You can add it to your home screen for quick access.
Browsing and comparing grocery prices at sbnyc.app are free, with no login required. Exclusive Deal Alerts is an optional paid subscription for watched grocery items. Check sbnyc.app/premium for current terms.
SwiftBurst covers stores in all five NYC boroughs, from big chains to neighborhood independents, with weekly-circular deals and separately labeled shelf prices. A listed store may not have a current circular. See available deals in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, or Staten Island.
No. Open sbnyc.app in a browser on your phone or laptop. You can add it to your home screen for quick access.
You can browse without an account. The web app records usage analytics, including searches. The Friday Brief uses your submitted email address. The app's privacy policy is at sbnyc.app/privacy.
No. SwiftBurst compares published weekly-ad sales and separately labeled everyday shelf prices at supported stores. A regular price can appear even when no sale is running. Available sources and dates determine what is shown.
Start with the listed sale or regular price, then sign in and select your card's bank. Check that the displayed eligible card matches yours; its card-cashback estimate is separate from the checkout total. Check activation, reward period, store eligibility, spending caps and issuer terms. Receipt cashback is a separate, offer-dependent program: when a participating store has an available SwiftBurst campaign, sign in to claim the offer and submit a receipt for review. Offer eligibility, approval and payout are separate from card cashback. Combining savings depends on the offers' terms; estimates are not confirmed rewards.
Prices come from published circulars and shelf listings and can change; check size, dates and conditions in store.