BatchCheckFor Instacart shoppers · US & Canada
Is this batch worth it?
A clear verdict on every batch, right over the Shopper app. Your minimums, your car cost, on your phone.
Free while in testing. See the price after launch.
- Never taps Accept for you
- Nothing leaves your phone
- Works over the Shopper app, no switching
How it works
Three steps, then it runs on its own
Set your minimums
Per hour, per mile, per item. Start with the suggested rates for your state or province.
Turn reading on
One switch in the app. It reads the batch cards on your screen and nothing else.
Open Shopper
The verdict shows up next to each batch. You always tap Accept yourself.
What it counts
Built for the math you do in your head
Your minimums
Per hour, per mile, per item. It starts with the going rate in your state, never below the legal minimum wage.
Real cost
Fuel and car wear come off before the verdict, at $0.35 a mile. Add your usual toll and it counts on every batch.
Your screen stays yours
Read on the phone and thrown away. No recording, no ads, nothing sold.
Inside the app
Three screens, nothing to learn
Pricing, said upfront
Free while in testing. Paid after launch.
We say this now instead of surprising you later.
$4.99 / month
Create the free account inside the app before launch and get three months free.
Who made this
One person, not a company
I'm Thiago. BatchCheck started as a tool for a shopper in the family who was tired of doing the math in her head between batches. Every batch it reads on your phone is one more it gets right. Write any time: support@batchcheck.dev.
FAQ
Questions
Can this get me deactivated?
BatchCheck never connects to Instacart, never uses your login and never taps for you. It reads what is already on your screen, like you would do in your head. It is an independent tool, so we cannot speak for Instacart's rules.
What does it read?
The batch card: pay, miles, items, customers and the store. Names, addresses and messages are dropped and never leave the phone. An account is optional and only keeps your settings. See the privacy policy.
How is the verdict calculated?
Shopping time (45 s per item, 10 min per store), delivery time on delivery batches, driving time, then fuel and car wear at $0.35 a mile. Accept when the batch clears all your minimums, Maybe from 80% of them. The app also says which rule failed.
What does it cost?
Nothing while it is in testing. When it leaves testing it becomes a paid subscription: $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year, with a free trial. We say this upfront instead of surprising you later. Everyone who creates the free account inside the app before launch gets three months free.
Which phones, which countries?
Android 8 and up, iPhone with iOS 17 and up. United States and Canada: pick your state or province and the app suggests an hourly floor for it, never below its legal minimum wage, and switches to kilometres in Canada. Also available in French for Quebec.