An eligible PC Express order from Real Canadian Superstore may be submitted for an ad match after you receive it. Approval depends on the current policy, your province and store, the submission deadline, the competitor, and whether each product is genuinely comparable.
Start with the completed order
PC Express is the ordering platform. Real Canadian Superstore is the retailer reviewing the request. For this workflow, open the completed Superstore order after pickup so you can use the final products, quantities, substitutions, and prices that were actually charged.
Do not build a request from the original cart alone. A substituted item, unavailable product, or variable-weight item can change what is eligible.
Use the current Real Canadian Superstore or PC Express support terms as the source of truth. Public policy language and submission routes can change. Confirm that post-order ad matching is offered for your store and submit within the deadline shown by support.
Check the order in five steps
What makes an item worth submitting?
The lower price is only one part of the comparison. A strong request lets a reviewer confirm the product without interpreting a vague photo or guessing which size you meant.
Read the package-size guide before submitting products sold in several formats. Similar photos do not make a 400g package and a 500g package identical.
A pickup-order request example
This format does not guarantee approval. It reduces ambiguity and makes it easier to remove a weak comparison before sending the request.
Watch for substitutions and weighted items
If the picker substituted a different flavour or package size, compare the product you received. For produce, meat, and bakery items, the unit, weight, grade, cut, and packaging can matter. See how comparable fresh items work before adding them.
The safest habit is to submit promptly, keep only exact comparisons, and preserve the current competitor evidence. For the broader rules, use the Ontario Superstore price match policy guide. For a delivery order instead of pickup, see Can You Price Match a Grocery Delivery Order?, or the Canada-wide guide for the bigger picture.