Room fans, perfumes and pregnancy tests are also selling well at Wolton, a quarter of orders are no longer for hot meals
Hungarian customers are becoming more and more conscious when it comes to online shopping: according to Wolt data, in the first half of this year, customers with Wolt+ membership saved more than three quarters more on various discounts and delivery costs. While in the first half of 2024, Wolt+ subscribers claimed 1.4 billion forints in discounts, in the same period this year their total savings exceeded 2.5 billion forints.
Wolt+ users save even more money
The fact that Wolt+ membership can now be obtained free of charge through three partner programs has also contributed to the growing popularity. Revolut and Telekom Magenta customers have already been able to take advantage of this opportunity, and from July this year, users with eMAG’s Genius subscription loyalty program can also activate Wolt+ benefits free of charge for the duration of their Genius membership.
Hungarians order far more than just food from Wolt
Wolt’s offering now goes far beyond ordering hot meals and grocery shopping on Wolt Market: every fourth order is for some other product. Customers are happy to order, for example, technical items, household appliances, toys, or even flowers, which shows that fast shopping is gaining ground in Hungary as well.
This summer, food and household items and health and beauty care are the two most popular non-hot food categories on Wolton: within the latter category, oriental perfumes, skin and nail care products, as well as pregnancy tests, condoms, sexual aids, and alcoholic beverages are the most popular on the platform. Many people also ordered room fans and mobile chargers with Wolt couriers in the first weeks of summer – taking advantage of home delivery within up to 35 minutes.
Related news
Wolt Announces New Partnerships To Drive ESG Initiatives
Finnish food delivery firm Wolt has announced two new strategic…
Read more >The joint project of the Hungarian Food Bank and Wolt has already saved nearly 40,000 servings of food
The joint food rescue initiative of the Hungarian Food Bank…
Read more >Delivery Platforms Important For 83% Of Businesses
Eighty-three percent of merchants view delivery platforms as essential to…
Read more >Related news
Gergely Gulyás: margin freeze extended until November 30
The margin freeze will be extended until November 30, the…
Read more >World instant noodle soup consumption sets new record – Hungary stable in TOP50
The world’s instant noodle soup consumption has reached a new…
Read more >The economic well-being of the population improved significantly in August, according to Századvég
According to the August 2025 survey by Századvég Konjunktúrakutató Zrt.,…
Read more >