If you’ve shopped at ALDI recently, you’ve probably noticed a line at the bottom of your receipt inviting you to visit www.tellaldi.us and share feedback about your visit.
This is ALDI’s official customer satisfaction survey. It only takes a few minutes to complete, and beyond giving ALDI insight into your shopping experience, it also enters you into a drawing for a $100 ALDI gift card.
Here’s a full rundown of how the survey works, what you’ll need, the rules around it, and a few tips to make it go smoothly.
What Is the TellAldi Survey?
TellAldi is ALDI’s official online feedback program. After a purchase, customers are invited to answer a short set of questions about their most recent trip — things like how clean the store was, whether products were in stock, pricing impressions, checkout speed, and staff friendliness. ALDI uses this feedback to spot trends across locations, flag stores that might need operational attention, and understand which products shoppers want more of.
In other words, the survey serves two purposes at once: it gives ALDI a direct channel for real customer opinions, and it gives shoppers an easy way to enter a gift card sweepstakes just by sharing their thoughts.
What You’ll Need Before Starting
Before going to www.tellaldi.us, make sure you have:
- A recent ALDI receipt — it contains the survey code along with your store number and the date and time of your visit.
- A device with internet access — phone, tablet, or computer all work.
- A few free minutes — most people finish in roughly three to ten minutes.
Since your code and visit details come straight from the receipt, it’s worth setting it aside right after checkout instead of tossing it in the grocery bag.
Step-by-Step: How to Take the Survey
- Go to the official site — open a browser and navigate to www.tellaldi.us.
- Pick a language — the survey is usually offered in English and Spanish.
- Enter your receipt details — the survey code plus the date and time exactly as printed on your receipt.
- Click “Next” — once your info is verified, the actual questions load.
- Answer honestly — you’ll rate things like product quality, store organization, how easy it was to find items, checkout speed, and staff helpfulness. Some questions use a rating scale (1–5 or 1–10), while others let you add open-ended comments.
- Give an overall rating — near the end you’ll summarize your overall impression of the visit.
- Submit your contact info — name, email, and phone number are required to be entered into the sweepstakes, since that’s how you’d be contacted if selected.
- Hit submit — this finalizes your entry into the $100 gift card drawing.
The whole process is designed to be quick and straightforward, without any complicated navigation.
What Kinds of Questions Does It Ask?
- Store cleanliness and organization
- Product availability and variety
- Pricing and overall value
- Staff helpfulness
- Checkout experience
- Overall satisfaction
Because ALDI reviews responses in aggregate, honest feedback — whether positive or critical — is genuinely valuable. If something went wrong, the survey is a direct way to flag it; if everything went well, that’s useful data too.
Eligibility and Sweepstakes Rules
- Participants generally need to be at least 18 and a legal resident of one of the 50 U.S. states.
- No purchase is typically required — most versions allow a no-purchase, mail-in entry option; check the official rules for the exact process.
- Each valid receipt/survey code is good for one entry only.
- Entries are usually limited to once a month, and a single household can generally only win once within a 90-day window.
- The survey usually needs to be completed within a set window after your visit, often around a week.
- Gift cards typically can’t be exchanged for cash or transferred to someone else.
- Winners are usually responsible for any taxes on the prize.
- ALDI employees and their immediate family are generally excluded from participating.
Since terms can be updated periodically, it’s worth checking the official rules linked on the survey site itself before entering, especially for state-specific eligibility or mail-in entry questions.
Tips for a Smooth Experience
- Take the survey soon after your visit so your impressions are fresh and you don’t miss the time window.
- Hold on to your receipt until you’ve finished, in case you need to re-check a detail.
- Double-check the survey code — a single mistyped digit can trigger an “invalid code” error.
- Use a stable internet connection so the survey doesn’t time out.
- Be honest rather than just positive — there’s no “right” answer that improves your odds.
- Review your contact info before submitting so you don’t miss out if you win.
Why Bother Taking It?
Beyond the shot at a gift card, these surveys exist because retailers use them to make real operational decisions. If enough shoppers report that a store is frequently out of a popular item, or that checkout lines are slow at certain times, that pattern shows up in ALDI’s data and can influence staffing, restocking, and layout decisions. A few minutes of feedback becomes part of a much bigger picture.
So next time you check out at ALDI, don’t toss your receipt right away — head to www.tellaldi.us, run through the short survey, and you’ll have a shot at that $100 gift card as a thank-you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to make a purchase to take the survey? Most versions allow a no-purchase mail-in entry, so a purchase generally isn’t required — check the official rules for details.
How long does the survey take? Typically three to ten minutes, depending on how much you elaborate on open-ended questions.
How will I know if I won? Winners are usually contacted via the email or phone number provided at the end of the survey, so make sure that info is accurate.
Can I take the survey more than once? Generally each receipt is good for one entry, with monthly entry limits and a 90-day limit on how often one household can win.
Is the $100 gift card the only reward? The main reward is the gift card sweepstakes entry, though some promotional periods have also included coupons or special offers sent by email.
Related: www.aldi.com