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The loyalty program moi (formerly known as metro&moi) competes with other grocery loyalty programs such as IGA’s Scene+ or Maxi’s PC Optimum.
Metro, Jean Coutu, Super C, Brunet and Première Moisson participate in this new MOI program.
It’s easy to use because it’s a rebate of dollars that can only be reinvested on groceries at any participating Métro, Jean Coutu, Super C, Brunet and Première Moisson stores.
With the best credit card, you can do double dip and earn points faster.
Joining takes three steps and finishes online. Two paths lead to the same account: signing up directly on programmemoi.ca, or picking up a card in store and linking it afterwards.
The card handed to you at the checkout works from your first purchase. The complete your membership page links it to an account. That step opens up personalized coupons and your balance online.
New members get a 250-point coupon, worth $2 in rewards. The account has to be created within four weeks of the first use of the card. The coupon is then added from the account or the banner’s app.
The first 500 “Moi” points earned earn $4 in rewards, and each additional 125 points earns an additional $1.
The value of a Métro point is evaluated at 0.8 cent (0.8%), which places it in the average range of regular point currencies on eligible grocery products. We can say that 100 MOI points has a value of 80 cents.
In comparison, IGA gives a 1% return by converting Scene+ points into dollars (1,000 points = $10 discount at checkout).
Every pre-tax dollar spent equals 1 MOI point at Metro, Jean Coutu, Brunet and Première Moisson.
Bonus points are also offered every week during promotions on various items in store and are accumulated on your bill upon purchase. In addition to this, you will find personalized coupons on the mobile application.
You can earn bonus points in four different ways:
These different options allow you to accumulate bonus points in the Moi program.
At Super C, the moi card opens up personalized coupons and reward redemption from 500 points. It works at the checkout, and the balance you built elsewhere spends normally there.
Earning 1 point per dollar, on the other hand, runs at Metro, Jean Coutu, Brunet and Première Moisson. Section 12 of the program terms carves this out: points accrue at participating banners, except where a participating banner is not authorized to award them. On programmemoi.ca, the footnote attached to earning states that it does not apply at Super C.
When you reach a minimum of 500 points ($4), you can redeem them at any participating store to reduce your shopping bill.
All you need to do is ask the person at the checkout or self-service checkout when you pay.
The interest of shopping at Metro also lies in the fact that the store accepts American Express credit cardswhose American Express Cobalt™ Card or the Scotiabank Gold American Express® Card that offer 5 times points per dollar spent in grocery stores.
An interesting possibility to “double dip”.
It’s easy to find on the Moi website or mobile app:
RBC is the issuing bank for the moi RBC Visa Credit Card.
Here are the credit cards we recommend for grocery shopping:
Savings are this way:
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