Bring! alternatives
10 products compared · Updated November 6, 2026
The short answer
The three strongest alternatives to Bring! are OurGroceries, Listonic and Buy Me a Pie, all shared grocery list apps for households that shop together. Out of Milk also suits individuals who want a simple shared shopping list. For businesses that need delivery rather than a list, PostNord suits teams shipping parcels across the Nordics and GLS suits businesses shipping parcels across Europe or into North America.
Your shortlist, at a glance
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PostNordNot publishedEcommerce and logistics teams shipping parcels across the Nordics that want a large established carrier with wide regional coverage- DDHL ExpressSee websiteOther
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- DDB SchenkerNot publishedManufacturers and retailers in automotive, healthcare, technology or consumer goods shipping freight across multiple continents
- GGLSNot publishedBusinesses shipping parcels across Europe, the UK or North America that want a carrier with national sites in each market
ListonicNot publishedHouseholds and families who want a shared grocery list that sorts by aisle and shows estimated spending
OurGroceriesNot publishedHouseholds that share grocery shopping and need one list everyone can edit in real time
Out of MilkNot publishedHouseholds and individuals who want a simple shared grocery list app for personal shopping- BBuy Me a PieNot publishedFamilies and households that want a shared grocery list synced across iPhone, Android and the web
- GGrocery IQSee websiteOther
About Bring! and its alternatives
Bring! is a logistics and delivery provider in the Nordics. Its site describes flexible logistics for consumers and businesses, sustainable deliveries, and a Shelfless service that optimises the flow of goods for businesses. The site also notes that its Finnish domestic and courier services are being discontinued.
When comparing alternatives in this category, weigh the pricing structure, which regions a provider serves, how well it integrates with your existing tools, the quality of support, and the contract terms. Many providers in this space do not publish prices, so a direct quote is often needed before you can compare costs.
Explore the alternatives
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1.PostNord
Best for: Ecommerce and logistics teams shipping parcels across the Nordics that want a large established carrier with wide regional coverage
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PostNord is a Nordic postal and logistics company that handles parcel delivery and wider logistics across the region. A team would choose it over Bring! when they want a larger network and a single provider for shipping and logistics services across several Nordic markets.
Where it is strong
- Covers parcel delivery and logistics across the Nordics
- Positions itself for businesses scaling into bigger markets
- Publishes articles and insights on e-commerce and industry trends
Where it falls short
- Pricing is not published on the site, so costs need a direct quote
- The homepage gives little detail on specific service tiers
- Pricing:
- Pricing is not published on the site.
- Switching from Bring!:
- Moving from Bring! would mean setting up a new carrier account and updating shipping integrations and labels, though the site does not describe the migration steps.
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2.DHL Express
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Global courier and express service that competes for international shipments to Finland.
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3.UPS
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Offers parcel delivery and logistics solutions across the Nordics, including Finland.
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4.DB Schenker
Best for: Manufacturers and retailers in automotive, healthcare, technology or consumer goods shipping freight across multiple continents
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DSV is a global freight forwarder covering road, air, sea and rail freight, plus contract logistics and warehousing. It fits businesses moving cargo across many countries and needing one provider for the whole supply chain. Bring! is a Nordic parcel and logistics service for consumers and businesses, so DSV makes more sense when shipments are international or heavy freight rather than domestic parcels.
Where it is strong
- Operates in more than 90 countries with over 3,000 offices and logistics facilities
- Covers air, sea, road and rail freight under one provider
- Offers contract logistics, warehousing and value-added services alongside transport
Where it falls short
- Built for freight forwarding and supply chains rather than small domestic parcels
- Quotes and onboarding are required to find out what a shipment will cost
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5.GLS
Best for: Businesses shipping parcels across Europe, the UK or North America that want a carrier with national sites in each market
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GLS is a European parcel carrier that delivers across a wide network of countries, including much of the EU, the UK, Canada, China and the United States. Its homepage is mainly a country selector that sends visitors to local GLS sites, so the service is organised around national operations. A business shipping parcels across Europe or into North America that does not need Bring's Nordic focus or its Shelfless logistics service might choose GLS instead.
Where it is strong
- Operates in a long list of countries, from Andorra to the United States
- Local country websites give each market its own service information
- Covers both European and North American destinations
Where it falls short
- The homepage does not show the services or pricing, so details must be found on each national site
- Its country network is broad but does not reflect a focus on the Nordics
- Pricing:
- Pricing is not published on the site.
- Switching from Bring!:
- Bring is discontinuing its courier and express services in Finland as of May 27, so Finland-bound shipments need a different provider, and GLS lists Finland among its countries.
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6.Listonic
Best for: Households and families who want a shared grocery list that sorts by aisle and shows estimated spending
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Listonic is a grocery shopping list app for Android, iOS and the web. It sorts items by store aisle, lets anyone in a household edit a shared list in real time, and estimates what the basket will cost before checkout. Someone would pick it over Bring! if the main need is a shopper's list for a family or household, not a service for shipping goods.
Where it is strong
- Lists sort automatically by store aisle, A to Z, or a custom order.
- Shared lists update for everyone right away, with no account needed to start.
- Built-in total cost calculator shows the estimated spend before checkout.
Where it falls short
- It is a shopping list app, so it does not cover delivery or logistics the way Bring! does.
- Some extras such as the ad-free experience and themes sit in a premium version, and its price is not stated on the page.
- Pricing:
- Pricing is not published on the site.
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7.OurGroceries
Best for: Households that share grocery shopping and need one list everyone can edit in real time
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- Productivity & Project Management
OurGroceries is a shared grocery list app. Anyone in the household can add or cross off items in real time, so a partner sees a new item even while already at the store. It suits households that shop together and want to replace a messy group chat with one list.
Where it is strong
- Changes sync across household members in real time, including while someone is in the store
- Lists can include photos, notes, quantities and barcodes, so the right item is bought
- Items group automatically by grocery store aisle, which cuts back-and-forth in the shop
Where it falls short
- Built for grocery lists, so it does not cover delivery or logistics the way Bring! does
- Pricing is not published on the site, so cost cannot be compared up front
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8.Out of Milk
Best for: Households and individuals who want a simple shared grocery list app for personal shopping
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- Productivity & Project Management
Out of Milk is a grocery list app for building and sharing shopping lists with family or friends. It keeps separate lists for each store or occasion and includes a pantry view and a cart that tracks what you have bought. Bring! is a logistics and delivery provider for the Nordics, so Out of Milk fits someone who wants a personal shopping list rather than a delivery service.
Where it is strong
- Shared lists let several people add and check off items
- Barcode scanner and item history speed up adding common groceries
- Pre-made templates cover shopping, party and diet lists
Where it falls short
- It does not offer shipping or delivery, which is Bring!'s core business
- Its feature set is focused on list-making rather than business logistics
- Pricing:
- Pricing is not published on the site.
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9.Buy Me a Pie
Best for: Families and households that want a shared grocery list synced across iPhone, Android and the web
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Buy Me a Pie is a grocery shopping list app for iOS and Android with cloud sync, so a list you make on one device shows up on the others. You can share a whole account or invite people to single lists, which suits families who shop together. Pick it over Bring! if your need is a shopping list for groceries and not a logistics or delivery service.
Where it is strong
- Lists sync in real time across iOS, Android and the web
- You can share a whole account or invite people to a single list
- Built specifically for grocery shopping lists
Where it falls short
- It is a shopping list app, so it has none of the delivery or shipping services Bring! offers
- The site does not publish pricing, so cost is unclear before you sign up
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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10.Grocery IQ
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FAQ
Questions about Bring! alternatives
Which alternative is best for a household that shops together?
OurGroceries, Listonic and Buy Me a Pie are all built for shared grocery lists. OurGroceries updates changes in real time, even while someone is in the store. Listonic sorts items by aisle and estimates the basket cost before checkout.
Can any of these alternatives deliver parcels or goods?
The grocery list apps, including Out of Milk, do not offer shipping or delivery. For parcel delivery, PostNord covers the Nordics and GLS covers Europe, the UK and North America. DB Schenker, now DSV, handles freight across many countries.
Which logistics provider is closest to Bring! for Nordic shipping?
PostNord is the closest match for Nordic parcel and logistics work. It covers parcel delivery and logistics across the region and positions itself for businesses scaling into larger markets. Its pricing is not published, so a direct quote is needed.
Why would a business choose GLS over Bring!?
GLS suits businesses shipping parcels across Europe, the UK or North America through national sites in each market. Its homepage points visitors to local services rather than a single Nordic offer. Bring! is focused on the Nordics.
Is pricing available for these alternatives?
None of the entries publish their pricing on the site, so costs must be checked directly with each provider. Buy Me a Pie, Listonic and Out of Milk are list apps, and OurGroceries is also unpriced on its site. Freight and parcel providers like DSV and PostNord need a quote before costs are known.
Last updated November 6, 2026.