Giant Eagle Scan Pay & Go

Giant Eagle

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About this app

Use your mobile phone to scan as you shop with Scan Pay & Go from Giant Eagle.

Currently available at the Waterworks Market District

Download the app
1. Connect to the Giant-Eagle-Guest Wi-Fi network in a participating store.
2. Scan your Advantage Card. We require permission to use the camera on your phone to scan your purchases as you shop.
3. Scan the barcode on each item as you place it in your cart or enter the PLU code on weighed items.
4. If you have weighted items, use the Scale Station in Produce or Bulk Items or go to the checkout lane and weigh your items on the scale.
5. Scan the barcode on the Pay Station to transfer your mobile order and check out.

Ratings and reviews

Simple and easy to use. You are required to have a giant eagle card to use the app. There's a bit of false advertising in the name of this app, bc there's no pay function. What this app does allow you to do is scan your items without you having to scan them in line. You still have to scan one last time at the counter, but then you can pay and go. Best way to use this app is to byo bags and while shopping, bag your items. Does need a better way to identify and remove items from the list.

Worked flawlessly. Easy, fast, painless. When I saw the reviews for the app I was a but skeptical but it connected to wifi without issue, scanned faster than I could have ever wanted, and check out was a breeze. How they connect the items you scanned yo the register by just scanning another code was one of the best parts and really made the experience a great one.

It used to work until it was updated to try to handle the wifi connection automatically. If i connect to the store wifi on my own, its not smart enough to detect I'm already connected. If i disconnect and let the app handle it, it fails to connect and gives me the option to exit or retry. There is no option to continue past this or use cellular data, essentially rendering the app unusable. I'd rather handle my network connectivity on my own, as I'd do a much quicker and better job than the app.