Crisp review
A Dutch grocery app for scheduled next-day orders, without a subscription.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Crisp brings grocery shopping from Dutch makers and growers into an Android and iOS app. Its range spans more than 3,000 products, with items sourced in part directly from hundreds of small-scale producers. The service is aimed at shoppers who value that assortment and can plan ahead: orders placed before 23:00 are advertised for next-day home delivery, subject to available delivery windows for the address. Crisp serves the Netherlands except the Wadden Islands and Kaageiland.
The delivery model is scheduled rather than immediate. Customers choose from the windows available for their address, and can track the driver while an order is on its way. Crisp does not advertise same-day or under-one-hour delivery, so it is a better match for planned grocery shops than urgent top-ups. Its local-maker focus also gives it a different emphasis from a service centered only on speed or convenience.
Crisp charges per order and does not require a recurring subscription, which suits occasional as well as regular shopping without a membership commitment. There is no free plan; the app is for placing paid grocery orders. Support is available by email, chat, and phone, though it is not offered 24/7. Choose Crisp if you want scheduled next-day groceries and products from small-scale makers, and your address is within its delivery area. Look elsewhere if you need same-day delivery or live outside that area.
Crisp pros and cons
- Where it wins
- More than 3,000 products from hundreds of small-scale makers and growers
- Choose from available delivery windows and track the driver
- Pay per order with no subscription required
- Where it doesn't
- No same-day or rapid delivery
- Delivery excludes the Wadden Islands and Kaageiland
- No free plan; purchases are paid per order
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