How much money can I save on Ajaxo.com?

Anywhere from 40% and UP on your groceries. And that’s in the Cupertino-Sunnyvale-San Jose area - the heart of the Silicon Valley where we carry one of the highest average price of gas of all 50 states.

But what does 40% really mean?

Well, let’s ask ourselves what’re we buying?  Let’s take out one of the recent Ajaxo Shopping List - for more information check here:

The Ajaxo Shopping List defined: An example of how to use Ajaxo.com.  Using Ajaxo.com, we identify groceries to create 7-meals for a family of four.

Is this lunch or dinner?

7 meals save you $38.97. Multiply all the grocery quantities twice to get 14 meals for lunch and dinner covered AND double your savings to $76.00.  Look at the recipes.  Look at the raw ingredients we’ve listed out to make these meals.  You can create substantial meals.  Fulfilling.  It’s not something that leaves you with a compelling need to do a midnight fridge run.

Okay, so 40% savings.. but what about my gas? Bye bye savings?

Not quite.  Well, if I’m shopping for my family of four for 14 meals, I’m saving $76.00.   Let’s assume it takes me an ENTIRE tank of gas (300 miles of driving) to drive from store to store and back home - I’ll go ahead and take out $40.00.  By the time I get home, I still save $30.00+ savings that I wouldn’t have had AND I’ve got groceries for the week.

• Buy more @ once.
• Plan out your dinners, get the groceries together to maximize savings.
• If you’re driving 300 miles to go between stores, then you’re either in a big city or you need to plan around the stores that are closer to you. Focus on savings @ local stores instead!  The savings will always be greater than if you didn’t compare prices.

What if you’re single? I mentioned it before, so I don’t want to sound like a broken record, but for $20/week for LUNCH and DINNER groceries covered? That’s a lotta bang for the buck.  The money you save isn’t just the price of the groceries, but the price of buying on whim, impulsive buying, etc.  I used to walk out of the store with at least $10.00 of groceries every time I went to buy groceries for dinner in college.  That’s easily $50-70/week.  If I plan, and shop smart with price comparisons, all of a sudden I can do $20ish a week.  I can use the money inbetween to pay for Internet, utility bills, etc. etc.

Big savings adding up for even bigger rewards.  And that’s Ajaxo.com