≥ XXX Over-index
≤ XX Under-index
XX–XXX Neutral
Kroger Audience Intelligence

Kroger Shopper Audience Profile

About This Report

This analysis follows the XXXX Kroger grocery shopper through MFour's always-on mobile consumer base — the largest first-party consumer data asset in the U.S. It captures the full observed journey using passively streamed location, app usage, and mobile browser data — all connected to the same consumer ID. Every behavioral metric is derived from verified consumers through passive observation. Demographics are first-party — provided directly by each consumer, not inferred from census data or modeled from third-party sources. Psychographic segmentation is sourced from MFour's On Demand Segmentation, which profiles consumers on identity, decision style, and purchase intent. The qualifying sample has been weighted and assigned a fidelity score to project estimates across the U.S. population.

~XXXM
Weighted Adults
XX
Kroger Banners
Jan–Dec
XXXX Data
Heavy Shoppers
XX+
visits per year to any Kroger Family banner
Medium Shoppers
X–XX
visits per year to any Kroger Family banner
Light Shoppers
X–X
visits per year to any Kroger Family banner
Executive Summary

Heavy Kroger shoppers skew XX+ (idx XXX–XXX), are more likely married or partnered (idx XXX), and earning $XXK–XXXK+ (idx XXX–XXX). They are highly engaged on Nextdoor (XXX idx), Pinterest (XXX), and Snapchat (XXX), and are among the most active cross-shoppers — over-indexing at Nordstrom (XXX), Kohl's (XXX), Best Buy (XXX), Costco (XXX), and Lowe's (XXX). Deal-seeking is a defining trait: Ibotta reaches XX% of Heavy shoppers, followed by Receipt Hog (XX.X%) and CoinOut (XX%). Under-XXs are dramatically under-represented (idx XX), and the Light tier skews younger with lower income engagement across digital and retail.

How to read the index: Each metric is indexed against All Grocery/Supermarket Shoppers (X+ visit in last XX months) — not all U.S. adults. An index of XXX means on par with grocery shoppers; above XXX signals over-representation and below XX signals under-representation.
≥ XXX Over
≤ XX Under
XX–XXX Neutral
Audience Intelligence

Meet the Shoppers

Three distinct profiles built from who they are, how they think, and what they do — demographics, psychographic identity and decision style, and observed behavioral signals across apps, venues, and purchase patterns.

Heavy Shopper · XX+ visits/yr
The Anchor
XX+
Core Age
$XXK–XXXK+
Income Band
Mid-Size Metro
Market Type
Who They Are

The Anchor is the backbone of Kroger's business — a mid-career, mid-income household that has woven Kroger into the weekly routine. They over-index on ages XX+ (idx XXX–XXX), earn $XXK–XXXK+ (idx XXX–XXX), and are disproportionately college-educated (idx XXX).

How They Think

Half identify as Budget-Conscious Shoppers (XX.X%, idx XXX) and nearly half as Parents or Guardians (XX.X%, idx XXX). Their decision style is split: XX.X% are Quality-First Loyalists while XX.X% are Value-Driven Pragmatists (idx XXX) — they want the best but won't overpay. They're the most likely tier to be in-market for automotive (XX.X%, idx XXX) and home purchases (idx XXX).

What They Do

Their digital footprint reveals community roots: Nextdoor (XXX idx), Pinterest (XXX idx), and Snapchat (XXX idx). Financially, they lean on Cash App (XXX idx) and PNC (XXX idx). They are Ibotta power users (XX%) and the most deal-aware tier, with Receipt Hog (XX.X%) and CoinOut (XX%) reinforcing the budget-conscious identity that defines them.

Trip Chain Behavior
XX.X%
visited a gas station same day
XX.X%
visited QSR same day
XX.X%
visited a pharmacy same day
Top Retail Venues Visited
Nordstrom
XXX
Kohl's
XXX
Best Buy
XXX
Costco
XXX
Lowe's
XXX
Loyalty Signal
XX.X%
use no other grocery retailer app — Kroger-only loyalists. The highest single-store loyalty rate across all tiers.
Identity Hats (Over-Index)
Budget-Conscious XXX Parent/Guardian XXX Career-Focused XXX Community XXX Health & Fitness XXX
Decision Style
Quality-First XX.X% Value-Driven XXX idx Confident Optimizer XXX idx
Top App Usage (Index)
Cash App XXX Nextdoor XXX PNC XXX Pandora XXX Pinterest XXX Snapchat XXX Disney+ XXX Ibotta XX%
QSR Venues Visited (Index)
Popeyes XXX Sonic XXX Wendy's XXX Starbucks XXX Chick-fil-A XXX McDonald's XXX
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Medium Shopper · X–XX visits/yr
The Planner
XX–XX
Core Age
$XX–XXK
Income Band
Sunday PM
Peak Shopping
Who They Are

The Planner is Kroger's most deliberate shopper — peak household responsibility at XX–XX (idx XXX), earning $XX–XXK. They schedule their grocery run with purpose, almost never shopping early morning (Early AM idx XX) and favoring Sunday afternoons instead.

How They Think

They're Food & Cooking Enthusiasts (XX.X%, idx XXX) who over-index on Fashion & Beauty (XX.X%, idx XXX) and Community/Volunteer (XX.X%, idx XXX). Their decision style leans Quality-First Loyalist (XX.X%, idx XXX), but the Cautious & Constrained persona spikes here (idx XXX). They're actively in-market for appliances (XX.X%, idx XXX) — especially refrigerators (idx XXX).

What They Do

Financially, PNC (XXX idx) and Bank of America (XXX idx) dominate — established banking for established households. They use YouTube Kids (XXX idx) and Nextdoor (XXX idx), pointing to a family with children rooted in community. Trip chains are efficient: pharmacy (XX.X%) and dollar store (XX.X%) on the same day as Kroger.

Shopping Timing Signature
XX
Early AM Index — avoids morning trips
XXX
Sunday Index — peak day for this tier
Financial App Usage (Index)
PNC Banking
XXX
Bank of America
XXX
Cash App
XXX
Wells Fargo
XXX
Grocery Loyalty Pattern
X
backup grocery retailer app used on average. Loyal enough to keep Kroger primary, practical enough to have a plan B.
Identity Hats (Over-Index)
Food Enthusiast XXX Fashion/Beauty XXX Community XXX Outdoors XXX Tech XXX
Decision Style + In-Market
Quality-First XXX idx Cautious XXX idx Appliances XXX idx Refrigerator XXX idx
Top App Usage (Index)
PNC XXX BofA XXX Cash App XXX Nextdoor XXX Snapchat XXX YT Kids XXX
Same-Day Venue Visits
Gas XX.X% QSR XX.X% Pharmacy XX.X% Dollar Store XX.X% Big Box XX.X%
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Light Shopper · X–X visits/yr
The Browser
XX–XX
Core Age
<$XXK
Income Band
Sunday
XXX idx spike
Who They Are

The Browser is young, mobile-first, and keeping their options wide open. Ages XX–XX over-index (idx XXX–XXX) with household income under $XXK (idx XXX). Kroger is one of several stops — they're not building routines yet.

How They Think

They're Pet Parents (XX.X%, idx XXX) and DIY enthusiasts (XX.X%, idx XXX) — the strongest identity over-index across any tier. Gamers (XX.X%, idx XXX) and Outdoors/Adventure (XX.X%, idx XXX) round out a younger, hobby-driven profile. Their decision style tells the real story: Value-Driven Pragmatists spike at idx XXX, and Confident Optimizers at idx XXX. They're actively in-market for TVs (idx XXX) and washer/dryers (idx XXX).

What They Do

XX.X% use three or more rival grocery apps — the highest multi-app rate of any tier. When they do shop Kroger, it spikes on Sundays (XXX idx). Trip chains are minimal — only XX.X% co-visit a gas station vs. XX.X% for Heavy. QSR preference is sharp: Sonic (XXX idx) dominates, and Chase Banking (XXX idx) is their top financial app — the only tier where Chase leads.

Grocery App Landscape
XX.X%
use X+ rival grocery apps
XXX
Sunday visit index
XX.X%
same-day gas co-visit
QSR Venues Visited (Index)
Sonic
XXX
Starbucks
XXX
Popeyes
XXX
McDonald's
XXX
Conquest Opportunity
X+
rival grocery apps in active use. This is the tier most open to switching — or being won over with the right offer at the right moment.
Identity Hats (Over-Index)
DIY XXX Gamer XXX Early Adopter XXX Pet Parent XXX Outdoors XXX
Decision Style + In-Market
Confident Optimizer XXX idx Value-Driven XXX idx Washer/Dryer XXX idx TV XXX idx
Top App Usage (Index)
Snapchat XXX Chase XXX Nextdoor XXX Reddit XXX SoundCloud XXX Cash App XXX
Retail Venues Visited (Index)
Nordstrom XXX Costco XXX Target XXX Lowe's XXX Marshalls XXX
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First-Party Demographics

Foundation

Every demographic attribute below was provided directly by the consumer through MFour's first-party profiling — not inferred from census tracts or modeled from third-party data. Age, gender, and household income provide the baseline understanding of Kroger's shopper base. Heavy buyers skew older and toward mid-income households.

Core Age Group
XX–XX+
Over-index Heavy
Heavy shoppers aged XX–XX+ index at XXX–XXX. The XX+ cohort is XX.X% of Heavy shoppers.
Income Gap
XX
Under $XXK Index
Heavy buyers under-index at XX among sub-$XXK — grocery shopper baseline is XX.X%.
Gender Balance
XX/XX
Near Parity
Heavy shoppers split nearly even: XX% female, XX% male—strong across both genders.

Age

Age Group Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
XX–XX XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
XX–XX XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
XX–XX XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
XX–XX XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
XX+ XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX

Gender

Gender Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Female XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Male XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX

Household Income

Income Range Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Under $XXK XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
$XX–XXK XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
$XX–XXK XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
$XX–XXXK X.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
$XXXK+ XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
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Education & Ethnicity

Background

Education and ethnicity are first-party — each consumer's own reported profile, not census-inferred estimates. Heavy Kroger shoppers tend to be slightly more educated (some college/AA) and skew more Caucasian. Hispanics under-index at XX, while African Americans index near baseline.

Education Attainment

Education Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
HS or Less XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Some College / AA XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
College+ XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX

Ethnicity

Ethnicity Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Caucasian XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Hispanic/Latino XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX X.X% XX
African American/Black XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Asian X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XX X.X% XXX
Other/Multi X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XX X.X% XX
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Life Stage

Behavior

Separated/widowed shoppers significantly over-index across all tiers, while married/partnered shoppers form the largest segment. Single shoppers trend toward lighter shopping frequency.

Separated/Widowed
XXX
Heavy Over-Index
Separated/widowed shoppers over-index at XXX–XXX across all tiers—a standout life-stage signal.
Married / Partnered
XXX
Heavy Idx
The largest group at XX.X% of grocery shoppers, with a slight Heavy lean at XX.X% (idx XXX).

Marital Status

Status Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Married / In Relationship XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Single XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Separated / Widowed X.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
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Identity Hats

Psychographic

How Kroger shoppers describe themselves — multi-select lifestyle identities from MFour's On Demand Segmentation. Nearly half of all grocery shoppers identify as budget-conscious or food enthusiasts, but tier-level differences reveal where loyalty intensity shapes identity.

Heavy Signal
XX.X%
Budget-Conscious
Heavy shoppers over-index at XXX on budget-consciousness — the highest-ranked identity for the most loyal tier.
Light Standout
XXX
DIY Index
Light shoppers index at XXX for Home Improvement / DIY — the strongest over-index across all identity-tier combinations.
Medium Signal
XXX
Fashion & Beauty
Medium shoppers index at XXX on Fashion or Beauty Focused — suggesting style-oriented consumers who split grocery loyalty.
Identity Hat Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Budget-Conscious Shopper XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Food & Cooking Enthusiast XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Pet Parent XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Parent or Guardian XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Home Improvement / DIY XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Outdoors / Adventure XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Gamer XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Fashion or Beauty Focused XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Health & Fitness Focused XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Career-Focused Professional XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Sports Enthusiast XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Tech Enthusiast XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Community / Volunteer XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Luxury or Premium Shopper X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX
Political Enthusiast X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XX X.X% XX
Early Adopter X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XX X.X% XXX
None of the Above X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XXX X.X% XX
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Decision Personas

Psychographic

How Kroger shoppers make purchasing decisions — a single, long-term decision-making archetype from MFour's On Demand Segmentation. Two-thirds of grocery shoppers are Quality-First Loyalists, but Heavy and Light tiers diverge sharply on value orientation.

Dominant Persona
XX.X%
Quality-First Loyalists
The overwhelming majority of Heavy Kroger shoppers prioritize quality above all — brand trust drives repeat behavior.
Heavy Over-Index
XXX
Value-Driven Pragmatists
Heavy shoppers index at XXX on value-driven pragmatism — they hunt for deals but won't sacrifice quality for price.
Heavy Tilt
XXX
Confident Optimizers
Heavy shoppers slightly over-index on confident optimizers — decisive buyers who trust their own judgment.
Decision Persona Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Quality-First Loyalists XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Security-Seeking Traditionalists XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Value-Driven Pragmatists XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Cautious & Constrained X.X% X.X% XX XX.X% XXX X.X% X
Confident Optimizers X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Convenience-First Simplifiers X.X% X.X% XX X.X% X X.X% X
Explorers & Early Adopters X.X% X.X% XX X.X% X X.X% X
Aspirational Climbers X.X% X.X% XX X.X% X X.X% X
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In-Market Status

Psychographic

Which product categories Kroger shoppers are actively considering purchasing — from smartphones to appliances to automotive. Heavy shoppers show elevated purchase intent across tech and automotive, signaling higher spending readiness.

Top Category
XX.X%
Tech (Heavy)
Nearly XX% of Heavy Kroger shoppers are in-market for a tech purchase — indexing at XXX vs. the grocery baseline.
Strongest Signal
XXX
Automotive Index
Heavy shoppers index at XXX for automotive — the strongest over-index across all in-market categories for the loyalty tier.
Home Investment
XXX
Home Index
Heavy Kroger shoppers index at XXX for home purchases — aligned with their DIY and home improvement identity.
Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Tech (Total) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Smartphone XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX X.X% XX
TV XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Computer / Laptop XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX X.X% XX
Tablet XX.X% XX.X% XX X.X% XX X.X% XX
Appliances (Total) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Washer / Dryer X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Refrigerator X.X% X.X% XX XX.X% XXX X.X% XXX
Stove / Range / Oven X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XX X.X% XX
Dishwasher X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% X
Automotive XX.X% XX.X% XXX X.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Home X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XX
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Social Media Ecosystem

Digital

Heavy shoppers show strong penetration across major platforms (YouTube, Facebook, TikTok). Nextdoor stands out with the highest over-index at XXX—a unique affinity.

Platform Index Comparison

Platform Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Facebook XX.X% >XX% XXX >XX% XXX XX.X% XXX
Instagram XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
TikTok XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Snapchat XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
X/Twitter XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Pinterest XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
LinkedIn XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Reddit XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Nextdoor XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Threads XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Discord XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
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Streaming & Music

Entertainment

Streaming and music app usage across Kroger shopper tiers. Cross-modal measurement (app sessions × venue visits) inflates absolute reach — use indices for relative comparison across tiers.

Video Streaming

Service Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
YouTubeXX.X%>XX%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
NetflixXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
HuluXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
Disney+XX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
PeacockXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
Paramount+XX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
HBO MaxXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
Amazon PrimeXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
Apple TV+X.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX

† Reach capped at ceiling — cross-modal measurement artifact. Indices in this section are directionally valid for tier-vs-tier comparison but not comparable to same-modal sections (social, venues).

Music Streaming

Service Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
SpotifyXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
Apple MusicXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXX.X%XXX
PandoraXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
TidalX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XXX
Amazon MusicXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX

† Reach capped at ceiling — cross-modal artifact. See Methodology for details.

Note: Streaming data reflects mobile app usage only.

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Receipt & Deal Apps

Savings

Ibotta dominates receipt-scanning with massive Heavy penetration. Cross-modal measurement — use indices for tier-vs-tier comparison.

App Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Fetch RewardsXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
IbottaXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
ShopkickX.X%XX.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX
Receipt HogX.X%XX.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX
Checkout XXX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX
DoshX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX

Cross-modal measurement (app sessions × venue visits). Indices are directionally valid for tier-vs-tier but inflated vs same-modal sections.

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Shopping Apps

E-Commerce

Amazon and Walmart dominate, but Family Dollar and Sam's Club show the highest over-indices among Heavy shoppers. Warehouse club adoption is strong in this segment.

Family Dollar Star
XXX
Heavy Index
Family Dollar achieves the highest index (XXX) among shopping apps—a strong value-driven signal.
Warehouse Clubs
XXX–XXX
All Tiers
Sam's Club (XXX idx) and Costco (XX-XXX idx) show strong adoption across all shopper tiers.
Amazon & Walmart
XX–XXX
Near Baseline
Despite their dominance, Amazon and Walmart index near or slightly below population average.
App Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
AmazonXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
WalmartXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
TargetXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
TemuXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
SHEINXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
eBayXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
WishX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XXX
PoshmarkX.X%XX.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX
MercariX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX

Shopping app indices corrected for cross-modal inflation (~X.Xx factor).

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Retail Venue Affinities

Offline

Walmart, Dollar Tree, and Walgreens are top destinations. Specialty retailers like Best Buy and Nordstrom show the highest over-indices, revealing treasure-hunting behavior among Heavy shoppers.

Venue Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Walmart XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Dollar Tree XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Walgreens XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Target XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
CVS XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Dollar General XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Lowe's XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Kohl's XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Costco XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
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Venue Categories

Locations

Heavy shoppers over-index on both Fast Casual and Casual Dining (XXX idx each), while Fine Dining remains a niche at <X% penetration. On the retail side, Home Improvement (XXX idx) and Department Stores (XXX idx) lead location categories, reflecting lifestyle and household investment patterns.

Restaurant Categories

Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
QSR XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Coffee/Cafe XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Fast Casual XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Casual Dining XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Fine Dining X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XX

Location Categories

Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Home Improvement XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Department Store XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Fitness/Gym XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Gas Station XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Pharmacy XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Pet Store XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Auto Service XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Movie Theater XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Bank/Financial XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Sporting Goods XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Electronics XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Beauty/Cosmetics XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
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App Categories

Mobile

Heavy Kroger shoppers over-index on weather, health, food, and travel apps — reflecting a planning-oriented, health-conscious, mobile-active lifestyle. With grocery shopper baseline, most broad categories show near-universal penetration; sub-category drill-downs reveal the sharpest differentiation.

Cross-modal measurement note: App indices reflect cross-modal measurement (app usage × venue visits). Location and social indices use same-modal data and show stronger differentiation.

Top App Categories (Heavy Idx ≥ XXX)

Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Health & Fitness >XX% >XX% XXX >XX% XXX XX.X% XX
Food & Drink >XX% >XX% XXX >XX% XXX >XX% XX
Weather XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Travel & Local >XX% >XX% XXX >XX% XXX >XX% XX
Maps & Navigation XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX

Games

Sub-Genre Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Racing XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Word Games XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Puzzle/Trivia XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Card/Board/Casino XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Action/Arcade XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Strategy

Health & Fitness

Sub-Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Medical/Pharmacy XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Workout/Exercise XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Meditation/Mindfulness X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XX
Running/Cycling X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XXX
Women's Health XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Nutrition/Diet X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XXX
Mental Health X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX

Food & Drink

Sub-Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Grocery Delivery XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Fast Food Loyalty XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Food Delivery XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Coffee Loyalty XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Restaurant/Reservations XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX

Travel & Local

Sub-Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
VRBO X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX
Hotels (Hilton) X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX
Hotels (Marriott) X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX
Travel Booking (Hopper) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Travel Booking (Expedia) X.X% XX.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XX
Vacation Rental (Airbnb) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Airlines (Southwest) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Ride-Hailing (Uber) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Navigation (Google Maps) >XX% >XX% XXX >XX% XXX >XX% XX
Ride-Hailing (Lyft) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX

Shopping Apps by Sub-Category

Sub-Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
General Marketplace>XX%>XX%XXX>XX%XXX>XX%XX
Coupons/DealsXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
Fashion & ApparelXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
Warehouse/ClubXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
BNPLXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
Home/FurnitureXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
Discount/DollarXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
Health & Fitness
XXX
Heavy Idx
Near-universal app penetration among grocery shoppers — Heavy Kroger shoppers index XX% above baseline on health and wellness apps.
Weather
XXX
Heavy Idx
Heavy shoppers over-index on weather apps — practical, planning-oriented consumers who check conditions before errands.
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Website Visitation

Web

Heavy Kroger shoppers browse automotive, food/recipe, sports, and health sites at higher rates than typical grocery shoppers — reflecting an active, research-oriented lifestyle.

Top Website Categories by Heavy Index

Category Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Automotive XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Food/Recipe XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Sports XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Health/Medical XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Real Estate XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Travel XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Government XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Finance/Banking XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
News/Media XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Education XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Technology XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Entertainment XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Shopping XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Automotive
XXX
Heavy Idx
Highest web over-index among grocery shoppers — Heavy Kroger shoppers actively research vehicles and automotive services.
Food/Recipe
XXX
Heavy Idx
Strong recipe and meal-planning signal — directly relevant to grocery shopping and household planning.
Sports
XXX
Heavy Idx
Heavy Kroger shoppers follow sports at XX% above the grocery shopper average.
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Grocer Cross-Shopping

App Data

Which grocer and shopping apps do Kroger shoppers use? Heavy shoppers index highest on the Kroger app itself (XXX vs grocery shoppers), and strongly over-index on Shipt (XXX), H-E-B (XXX), Aldi (XXX), and Publix (XXX) — signaling a multi-grocer, digitally engaged shopping profile.

Note: Cross-modal measurement (app usage × venue tiers). Bundle ID-verified app matching. Baseline = All Grocery/Supermarket Shoppers. Index = (Tier % / Grocery Shopper %) × XXX.

Grocer App Usage by Kroger Tier

Grocer App Grocery Shopper % Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. Heavy IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Med %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. Med IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. Light IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Amazon ShoppingXX.X%>XX%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XX
WalmartXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
KrogerXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXXX.X%XXX
TargetXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX
InstacartXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX
CostcoXX.X%XX.X%XXXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX
Albertsons/SafewayX.X%X.X%XXX.X%XXX.X%XX
ShiptX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XX
PublixX.X%XX.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XXX
AldiX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XXX
H-E-BX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXXX.X%XXX
Whole FoodsX.X%X.X%XXXX.X%XXX.X%XX
Kroger App
XXX
Heavy Idx
Massive over-index confirms app-engaged Kroger loyalists. Heavy shoppers are X.X× more likely than average grocery shoppers to have the Kroger app.
Shipt
XXX
Heavy Idx
Kroger's heaviest shoppers use delivery at nearly X× the grocery shopper rate — a convenience layer on top of in-store loyalty.
H-E-B
XXX
Heavy Idx
Heavy Kroger shoppers cross-shop regional grocers at X.X× the average grocery shopper rate.
Walmart
XXX
Heavy Idx
Strong cross-shopping with Walmart at XX.X% heavy penetration — the top mass-market competitor by reach.
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Restaurant Delivery (XPO)

Mobile

Restaurant delivery via DoorDash and Uber Eats (Android-only, unweighted). Heavy shoppers show X.X% delivery penetration with X.X avg orders/user at ~$XX avg order total. DashPass and Uber One compete fairly evenly within the delivery user base. Top merchants are QSR-dominated — McDonald's leads all tiers by a wide margin.

Disclaimer: XPO captures DoorDash and Uber Eats orders on Android only. Data reflects restaurant/QSR delivery — grocery delivery is not represented. Cross-modal inflation may be present. Penetration % is calculated among tier shoppers.

Order Frequency & Penetration

Tier Shoppers Delivery Users Penetration Avg Orders
Heavy XX,XXX X,XXX X.X% X.X
Medium XX,XXX X,XXX X.X% X.X
Light XX,XXX X,XXX X.X% X.X

Average Order Value

Tier Avg Order Total
Heavy $XX.XX
Medium $XX.XX
Light $XX.XX

All-in total includes restaurant subtotal, delivery fees, taxes, and tip. Avg restaurant subtotal across all tiers is $XX.XX; fees/tax/tip add ~$X.XX (+XX.X%).

DashPass vs Uber One (% of Transactions)

Tier DashPass % Uber One % None %
Heavy XX.X% XX.X% XX.X%
Medium XX.X% XX.X% XX.X%
Light XX.X% XX.X% XX.X%

Membership Rate (Among Delivery Users)

Tier & Service Membership %
Heavy DashPass XX.X%
Heavy Uber One XX.X%
Medium DashPass XX.X%
Medium Uber One XX.X%
Light DashPass XX.X%
Light Uber One XX.X%

Top Restaurants by Tier (Orders)

Rank Heavy Medium Light
X McDonald's (XXX) McDonald's (XXX) McDonald's (XXX)
X Taco Bell (XXX) Taco Bell (XXX) Taco Bell (XXX)
X Wendy's (XXX) Burger King (XX) Burger King (XXX)
X Burger King (XXX) Wendy's (XX) Wendy's (XXX)
X Wingstop (XX) Little Caesars (XX) KFC (XXX)
X KFC (XX) Wingstop (XX) Little Caesars (XX)
X Little Caesars (XX) KFC (XX) Wingstop (XX)
X X-Eleven (XX) X-Eleven (XX) X-Eleven (XX)
X Chick-fil-A (XX) Jack in the Box (XX) Jack in the Box (XX)
XX Panda Express (XX) Popeyes (XX) Popeyes (XX)
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Visit Timing

Behavior

When do Kroger shoppers visit? Light shoppers spike on Sundays (XXX idx), suggesting weekend stock-up missions. Medium shoppers peak in the afternoon daypart (XXX idx), while Early Morning visits skew heavily toward Heavy and Light tiers — Medium shoppers rarely arrive before Xam (XX idx).

Day of Week

Day Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Monday XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Tuesday XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX X.X% XX
Wednesday XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Thursday XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Friday XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Saturday XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Sunday XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX

Time of Day (Daypart)

Daypart Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Early Morning (X–Xam) X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XXX
Late Morning (Xam–XXpm) XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Afternoon (XX–Xpm) XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Late Afternoon (X–Xpm) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Evening (X–Xpm) XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Night (Xpm–XXam) X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XX X.X% XX
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QSR Brand Affinities

Locations

Kroger Heavy shoppers are significantly more likely to visit value-oriented QSR chains. Sonic Drive-In (XXX idx) and Chick-fil-A (XXX idx) show the strongest Heavy over-indexing. Starbucks flips the pattern — Light shoppers over-index at XXX, while Heavy shoppers under-index at XX.

QSR Brand Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
McDonald's XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Starbucks XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Taco Bell XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Chick-fil-A XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Burger King XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Wendy's XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Subway XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Sonic Drive-In XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Popeyes X.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
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Pharmacy & Banking

Locations

Heavy Kroger shoppers show modest over-indexing at CVS (XXX idx) and Walgreens (XXX idx). Banking reveals a standout: PNC Bank over-indexes at XXX for Heavy shoppers, aligning with Kroger's Midwest/Southeast footprint. Chase is at parity (XXX), while BofA and Wells Fargo under-index for Heavy.

Pharmacy Brands

Pharmacy Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
CVS XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Walgreens XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX

Banking Brands

Bank Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Chase X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XXX
Bank of America X.X% X.X% XX XX.X% XXX X.X% XX
Wells Fargo X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XXX X.X% XX
PNC Bank X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX
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Geographic Footprint

Markets

Kroger's shopper base concentrates in key Southeastern and Midwestern DMAs. Atlanta leads all markets at XX.X% of weighted Kroger shoppers, followed by Houston (X.X%) and Dallas–Ft. Worth (X.X%). The top X DMAs alone account for over XX% of all Kroger traffic.

Rank DMA Avg Monthly Kroger Shoppers Share of All Kroger
X Atlanta X,XXX,XXX XX.X%
X Houston X,XXX,XXX X.X%
X Dallas–Ft. Worth X,XXX,XXX X.X%
X Detroit X,XXX,XXX X.X%
X Cincinnati X,XXX,XXX X.X%
X Columbus, OH X,XXX,XXX X.X%
X Indianapolis X,XXX,XXX X.X%
X Nashville X,XXX,XXX X.X%
X Louisville XXX,XXX X.X%
XX Memphis XXX,XXX X.X%
XX Lexington XXX,XXX X.X%
XX Dayton XXX,XXX X.X%
XX Norfolk–Portsmouth XXX,XXX X.X%
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Financial Apps

Apps

PayPal dominates fintech penetration across all tiers (XX% grocery shopper baseline), with Heavy shoppers over-indexing at XXX. Cash App (XXX idx) and Zelle (XXX idx) show the strongest Heavy over-indexing despite smaller overall penetration. BNPL apps Affirm (XXX idx) and Klarna (XXX idx) also skew toward Heavy shoppers.

Financial App Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
PayPal XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Venmo XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Chase Mobile XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Affirm X.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Robinhood X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XX
Klarna X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX
Zelle X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XX
Cash App X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XX
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Music Streaming

Apps

Music streaming is near-universal across Kroger shoppers, but platform preferences differ by tier. Amazon Music over-indexes with Heavy shoppers (XXX idx), while Apple Music skews Light (XXX idx). Spotify is the dominant platform at XX% penetration but indexes flat across all tiers.

App Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Spotify XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Apple Music XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
YouTube Music XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Pandora XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Amazon Music X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XXX
SoundCloud X.X% X.X% XX X.X% XX X.X% XX
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News & Media Apps

Apps

Heavy Kroger shoppers over-index on Google/Android news ecosystem — Google News (XXX idx) and Fox News (XXX idx) stand out. Apple News under-indexes for Heavy (XX idx), mirroring the Apple Music pattern. Reddit and Twitter/X are near parity across all tiers.

App Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Reddit XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XX
Twitter / X XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Apple News XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XXX
Google News X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XX
CNN X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XX X.X% XX
Fox News X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX
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Parenting & Kids Apps

Apps

Disney+ leads family-oriented apps at XX% penetration with flat indexing across all tiers. YouTube Kids sits at X.X% with slight Medium/Light over-indexing. Educational apps (ABCmouse, PBS Kids) have very low penetration but consistent presence across tiers.

App Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Disney+ XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
YouTube Kids X.X% X.X% XXX X.X% XXX X.X% XXX
ABCmouse X.XX% X.XX% XXX X.XX% XXX X.XX% XXX
PBS Kids X.XX% X.XX% XXX X.XX% XX X.XX% XXX
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Loyalty App Stacking

Apps

Heavy Kroger shoppers are the most exclusive — XX.X% use zero other retail apps (vs XX.X% for Medium). Light shoppers are the most promiscuous stackers, with XX.X% using X+ competing retail apps. Over XX% of all Kroger app users also use at least one rival grocer app.

Other Retail Apps All Grocery Shoppers Kroger Heavy Kroger Medium Kroger Light
X others (Kroger only) XX.X% XX.X% XX.X% XX.X%
X other XX.X% XX.X% XX.X% XX.X%
X others XX.X% XX.X% XX.X% XX.X%
X+ others XX.X% XX.X% XX.X% XX.X%
Has X+ other apps XX.X% XX.X% XX.X% XX.X%
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Same-Day Trip Chaining

Locations

Heavy shoppers chain errands aggressively — XX.X% hit a gas station and XX.X% visit QSR on the same day as Kroger. The Heavy-to-Light ratio is most extreme for Bank visits (X.X×) and Pharmacy (X.X×), indicating Heavy shoppers consolidate multiple errands around their Kroger trip.

Co-Visited Venue Type Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. Heavy : Light
Gas Station XX.X% XX.X% XX.X% X.X×
QSR / Fast Food XX.X% XX.X% XX.X% X.X×
Dollar Store XX.X% XX.X% XX.X% X.X×
Pharmacy (CVS/Walgreens) XX.X% XX.X% X.X% X.X×
Coffee Shop XX.X% XX.X% X.X% X.X×
Bank XX.X% XX.X% X.X% X.X×
Gym / Fitness XX.X% XX.X% X.X% X.X×
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Market Size Distribution

Geography

Heavy Kroger shoppers concentrate in mid-size metros (XXX idx) — markets like Cincinnati, Columbus, and Indianapolis where Kroger has dominant share. They under-index in both large metros (XX idx) and small/rural markets (XX idx), reflecting Kroger's strongest presence in mid-tier MSAs.

Market Size Tier Grocery Shopper %iBaseline percentage across all U.S. grocery shoppers in MFour's consumer data — the benchmark each tier is compared against. Heavy %iHeavy Kroger shoppers: XX+ visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Heavy tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Medium %iMedium Kroger shoppers: X–XX visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Medium tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline. Light %iLight Kroger shoppers: X–X visits per year. Percentage of this segment within the Light tier. IdxiIndex score: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper %) × XXX. Above XXX = over-indexed, below XXX = under-indexed vs. baseline.
Large Metro XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
Mid-Size Metro XX.X% XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX XX.X% XXX
Small Market / Rural XX.X% XX.X% XX XX.X% XX XX.X% XX
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Recommended Survey Intelligence

Next Steps

These five survey opportunities were identified by analyzing behavioral and psychographic signals across all Kroger shopper tiers. Each targets a gap where observed data shows what consumers do — but only a survey can explain why. All surveys would be fielded to the same verified consumers whose behavior is captured in this report.

X

Deal App Power Users — What Drives Savings-Seeking Behavior?

Heavy Shoppers Ibotta XXX idx Receipt Hog XXX idx Checkout XX XXX idx

Why it matters: Heavy shoppers are extreme deal-app stackers yet only index XXX on "Budget-Conscious" identity. Behavior shows obsessive savings-seeking but we don't know what value they extract or what would consolidate loyalty into Kroger's own ecosystem.

Example Questions
  • What drives your deal app choices — cashback %, ease of use, or brand-specific rewards?
  • Would Kroger-native rewards replace third-party apps like Ibotta?
  • What's your expected ROI per receipt scan?

Business value: Informs Kroger's loyalty/deal strategy — can they pull users off Ibotta into a proprietary rewards experience?

X

Cross-Shopping Motivations — Why Do Loyalists Stray?

Heavy Shoppers Shipt XXX idx H-E-B XXX idx Aldi XXX idx

Why it matters: Heavy Kroger loyalists use competing grocer apps at X–X× baseline rates. XX.X% have the Kroger app but layer in others. We see where they go but not why or when they choose each grocer.

Example Questions
  • For each grocer you use, what's the primary driver — price, selection, proximity, or habit?
  • Which grocer do you default to when deciding where to shop?
  • What would consolidate your grocery trips into fewer stores?

Business value: Identifies vulnerability windows and which Kroger offerings (deals, pickup, selection) would consolidate wallet share.

X

Cautious Medium Shoppers + Major Purchase Intent

Medium Shoppers Cautious XXX idx Appliances XXX idx Refrigerators XXX idx

Why it matters: Medium tier uniquely spikes on "Cautious & Constrained" decision style AND major appliance intent — especially refrigerators at XXX idx vs Heavy at XX. This suggests life-stage household investment. We don't know what trade-offs drive their decisions or if grocery loyalty connects to kitchen upgrades.

Example Questions
  • What factors drive your appliance decisions — price, reviews, brand, or energy efficiency?
  • Does bulk-buying or meal-prep influence your kitchen appliance choices?
  • Are you drawn to retailers that reward household investments?

Business value: Reveals halo partnership opportunity — Kroger + appliance/smart home brands during life-stage transitions.

X

Nextdoor & Community Influence on Grocery Choice

All Tiers Nextdoor XXX idx Pinterest XXX idx LinkedIn XXX idx

Why it matters: Nextdoor is the highest over-indexed social platform across tiers. Combined with same-day trip chaining (XX% gas, XX% pharmacy), this signals community-rooted, neighborhood-influenced shoppers. We don't know if local peer recommendations actually drive grocery store selection.

Example Questions
  • How much do neighbor recommendations influence where you grocery shop?
  • Would hyperlocal Kroger promotions (neighborhood deals, local supplier highlights) change your behavior?
  • Do you share deals or recipes in community groups?

Business value: Opens neighborhood-level marketing via Nextdoor/local influencers; location-based personalization opportunity.

X

Light Shopper Acquisition — What Would Convert Them?

Light Shoppers XX–XX Over-index Value-Driven XXX idx Confident Optimizer XXX idx

Why it matters: Light shoppers are young, confident, value-driven, and use multi-app comparison strategies. They spike on washer/dryer in-market (XXX idx) and TV (XXX idx) — suggesting new household setup. They're highly confident in finding deals but infrequent at Kroger. We don't know what would make them stick.

Example Questions
  • What sources do you trust most for grocery price and quality comparisons?
  • Are you setting up a new household? How does that influence your grocery loyalty?
  • What would make you choose one grocery store over comparison-shopping X+ apps?

Business value: Identifies acquisition playbook during life-stage transitions — can Light tier be converted to Medium through convenience/deals positioning?

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Methodology & Notes

Technical
Data Source — MFour's First-Party Consumer Data

All data in this report is derived from MFour's opt-in, first-party consumer dataset — the largest of its kind in the U.S. No surveys were used in this report. Consumers consent through MFour's Surveys On The Go mobile application, and their behavioral signals are passively observed across four data modalities:

  • First-Party Demographics — Age, gender, income, education, ethnicity, and marital status provided directly by each consumer through MFour's first-party profiling. Unlike most data providers that rely on third-party census-inferred demographics, every demographic attribute in this report comes from the consumer themselves.
  • Venue (Location) — GPS-validated physical visits to stores, restaurants, banks, and other points of interest. Residence and workplace visits are excluded.
  • App — App usage observed on consumer devices. This reflects active app behavior detected through passive observation.
  • Web — Website visitation signals observed from consumer browsing behavior.
  • Purchase (Receipt + Amazon) — Transaction-level purchase data including store name, total spend, item count, and payment channel. Amazon purchases include item-level detail (brands, categories, Prime status). Non-Amazon receipt data provides store-level totals only.
  • XPO (Third-Party Ordering) — Restaurant delivery data from DoorDash and Uber Eats, observed on Android devices only. Reflects QSR/restaurant orders — grocery delivery is not captured. This modality does not include iOS users and should be treated as directional.

Behavioral data is refreshed every XX hours and weighted to U.S. Census at the state level to reflect key demographic segments including gender, age, and ethnicity.

Analysis Tool — DANI
DANI (Data Analytics and Navigation Instructor) is MFour's conversational analytics interface used to query MFour's consumer dataset. All metrics in this report were generated through DANI, which translates natural-language prompts into structured queries across MFour's observed behavioral dataset.

Data Precision — What We Can and Cannot Claim
App data reflects observed app usage on consumer devices. Venue data reflects whether a consumer physically visited a location — it does not measure spend, transaction value, or basket size. We do not infer device OS from app usage (e.g., Apple Music is available on Android). Every claim in this report is limited to what the data directly measures.

Weighting
Consumer data is weighted to be nationally representative by calibrating to U.S. Census demographics at the state level — matching the population on gender, age, and ethnicity. This ensures that behavioral signals reflect the broader U.S. adult population.

Index Calculation
Indices are calculated as: (Tier % ÷ Grocery Shopper Baseline %) × XXX. An index of XXX means on par with the average grocery/supermarket shopper; above XXX signals meaningful over-representation; below XX signals meaningful under-representation. Values between XX–XXX are considered neutral.

Grocery Shopper Baseline
The baseline for all index calculations is All Grocery/Supermarket Shoppers — anyone who physically visited any grocery or supermarket venue one or more times during the reporting period (January–December XXXX). This is not the general U.S. adult population; it is the active grocery-shopping universe.

Tier Definitions
Heavy: XX or more visits to any Kroger Family banner in the reporting period. Medium: X–XX visits. Light: X–X visits. Tiers are defined by visit frequency, not spend.

Kroger Family Banners
This report covers all XX Kroger-owned banners, including Kroger, Ralphs, Fred Meyer, Harris Teeter, King Soopers, Fry's, Smith's, QFC, Mariano's, Pick 'n Save, Metro Market, Copps, Dillons, Baker's, Gerbes, Jay C, Owen's, Pay Less, Food X Less, Foods Co, and City Market. A visit to any banner counts toward a consumer's Kroger tier.

Reporting Period
January X, XXXX – December XX, XXXX (full calendar year).

Cross-Modal Note
Some sections combine signals across modalities (e.g., app usage + venue visits) for a fuller behavioral picture. Cross-modal queries can occasionally produce rates that appear inflated. Where this occurs, it is flagged with a † symbol.

About This Intelligence

Where This Data Comes From — and Why It Matters

The behavioral signals behind this report are not available from any other source

This report was produced by DANI™, MFour’s AI-powered research analyst, from a set of prompts from a MFour researcher. Every chart, metric, and competitive assessment in this briefing was generated on demand — not by a team of analysts over weeks, but by an AI querying a proprietary dataset generated by the largest and most-trusted first-party consumer panel in the United States.

MFour’s panel consists of XX million+ first-party verified, opted-in consumers generating nine deterministic data streams — all connected to a single identity. Every insight above is derived from real, observed behavior: GPS-verified store visits, app session data, purchase receipts, web browsing, and LLM conversations.

XXM
Daily Consumer Journeys
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Connected Data Streams
XB
Monthly Buyer Signals

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