4 Best Grocery Delivery Apps in Singapore (2026) — RedMart, FairPrice, Shopee & Cold Storage Compared

No. Amazon announced on 7 May 2026 that it was discontinuing Amazon Fresh grocery delivery in Singapore and winding down its local third-party seller marketplace, and the service stopped on 6 July 2026. Partner storefronts that ran on the platform, including Watsons and Little Farms, closed alongside it. Amazon said its Singapore shoppers valued products from its international stores in the United States, Germany and Japan, so it is redirecting investment towards cross-border selling rather than local grocery logistics. Amazon.sg itself is still operating and a Prime subscription (S$4.99 a month) still covers Prime Video plus shipping benefits and selected discounts on the international storefront — you simply can't order local groceries through Amazon any more. If Amazon Fresh was your default, RedMart is the closest match on product range and FairPrice Online is the cheaper everyday alternative.

For a normal weekly shop, FairPrice Online is usually the cheapest, mainly because of its house-brand range — FairPrice-label daily essentials are typically priced well below comparable name brands, and the savings add up across a full trolley. Delivery is free from S$59, with a S$5 fee below that. If you shop online often, its Digital Club subscription (S$9.99 a month, or S$7.99 a month if billed annually) gives unlimited free delivery and service-fee waivers on S$59+ orders, which pays for itself in about two or three deliveries. Shopee Supermarket can undercut everyone on individual items when you stack flash deals, Shopee Coins and free-shipping vouchers, but pricing is inconsistent and you're shopping across sellers rather than one supermarket. RedMart is competitive with the widest range, and Cold Storage is the most expensive because it skews premium and imported. A practical approach: do the bulk staples run on FairPrice, and use Shopee for the specific items you've spotted a voucher for.

For on-demand speed, RedMart Now is currently the quickest of the big platforms — launched in February 2026, it delivers in as fast as 30 minutes, daily from 10am to 9pm, for a S$3.99 fee on orders above S$30. It started in southern postal districts (Sentosa, Telok Blangah, Alexandra, Pasir Panjang, Clementi, Queenstown, Orchard, River Valley, Tanglin and Bukit Timah) with plans to expand islandwide, so check whether your postcode is covered before relying on it. Cold Storage, CS Fresh and Giant are also available through foodpanda with delivery within about an hour at in-store prices, which is a good option for a fast top-up. Shopee's 'Buy Today, Get Today' gives free islandwide same-day delivery on Fulfilled by Shopee items ordered before 12pm. For everything else, standard RedMart, FairPrice Online and Cold Storage orders run on same-day or next-day booked slots, and weekend slots fill up early — book ahead if you need a specific window.

The number to remember is S$59 — it's the free-delivery threshold at FairPrice Online, RedMart and Cold Storage alike. Fall short and you'll pay roughly S$5 at FairPrice Online and S$7 at Cold Storage. RedMart Now, the on-demand service, works differently: it charges S$3.99 on orders above S$30, with the first RedMart Now order free, and RedMart+ members get one free RedMart Now delivery a month on a S$30 minimum. Shopee doesn't use a fixed threshold — you claim free-shipping vouchers instead, which are released daily and typically need around S$40 or more on Supermarket items. The simplest way to avoid fees is to consolidate: do one bigger shop that clears S$59 rather than several small ones. If you order weekly, a FairPrice Digital Club subscription removes the calculation entirely for S$59+ orders. Thresholds and fees change, so check at checkout.