Asda has announced that many shoppers could claim £30 back when they spend over £60 online. UK supermarket chain Asda announced on Thursday, October 22, that it is introducing a new offer for first-time online shoppers.
New customers who sign up for Asda’s email marketing through its website or app and spend at least £60 on their first grocery order will receive a £30 eVoucher to use on a future shop, along with one month of free delivery. Delivery charges and other exclusions do not count towards the minimum spend.
The promotion coincides with the release of Asda’s Christmas home delivery and Click & Collect slots, allowing shoppers to secure a convenient delivery or collection time ahead of the busy festive season. Slots are available until December 23.
Customers can also amend or add items to their online grocery order until 11pm on the evening before delivery, giving them extra flexibility to pick up any last-minute essentials.
Asda also offers a Delivery Pass, which allows customers to pay a monthly or annual fee for deliveries rather than paying separately for each order. Prices start at £3.95 per month, while customers who pay upfront can save up to £194 a year, according to the supermarket.
Delivery Pass benefits include priority access to delivery slots, flexible delivery options and the ability to book regular slots. Asda also offers a money-saving guarantee, stating: “We’re so confident that Delivery Pass will save you money that we’ll check at the end of the year. If it hasn’t, we’ll give you the difference in an eVoucher.”