Three addresses circulate for the Aldi survey: tellaldi.com, tellaldi.us and survey.aldi.us. On 19 August 2026 all three resolved to the same IP address, and only tellaldi.com answered cleanly — www.tellaldi.us presented an expired TLS certificate. The prize is not disputed once the rules are read. ALDI Inc. awards twenty-six $100 gift cards, one per Participating Division, at $2,600 for the period. No receipt window appears in them at all.
What you need
10 itemsHow to take the survey
Keep the receipt — there is no fallback here
Several chains let you enter with a store number and visit time when the code is missing. Aldi does not: the online survey needs the printed code, and losing the paper closes that route.
Use tellaldi.com, whichever address you were given
tellaldi.com, tellaldi.us and survey.aldi.us all resolved to the same IP address on 19 August 2026, but only tellaldi.com completed a clean HTTPS connection — www.tellaldi.us served an expired certificate. The name that loads is the useful answer.
Enter the code with the store number, date and time
One guide describing the entry screen lists all four fields; a rules summary mentions the code plus date and time. Copy what is printed rather than what a guide predicts.
Answer the questions
Store cleanliness, product availability, checkout speed and staff. Short, and run on InMoment, so a handover to an outside host is expected.
Opt in with contact details you actually use
The entry needs a name and an email address to reach a winner. An entry pointing at a dead inbox is worth nothing.
Or post a card and skip the shopping
Handprint your details on a 3 by 5 inch card and post it to the address in the official rules. A genuine no-purchase route into the draw, and it needs no survey.
If something goes wrong
I lost my receipt
- Cause
- There is no alternative route into the online survey
- Fix
- There is no store-number fallback. The mail-in card still enters the draw, but the survey itself is closed to you.
My survey code is rejected
- Cause
- A transcription error, or a receipt past the window
- Fix
- Copy the code exactly. No window appears in the rules; guides quote 3 days and 7, so treat an Aldi receipt as short-lived anyway.
My receipt carries no survey invitation
- Cause
- No promotion period may be running
- Fix
- Aldi runs this in defined windows rather than continuously. A receipt without an invitation is not a fault.
I read 60 winners a month, and this page says 26
- Cause
- A guide invented the monthly figure
- Fix
- The official rules settle it: twenty-six grand prizes, one per Participating Division, $2,600 for the entry period.
I won once and cannot win again
- Cause
- One grand prize per person or household for the sweepstakes period
- Fix
- The 90 days and 12 weeks quoted in guides are not in the rules. The limit runs with the period, not as a rolling freeze.
A page says I have won and wants a fee
- Cause
- That is not Aldi
- Fix
- Close it. Winners are notified under the official rules; no legitimate draw charges to release a prize.
What’s fixed, and what actually varies
Every US store is company-operated, so nothing changes by location. Everything that changes is in the promotion period — and the published record of it is a mess.
Fixed
- Twenty-six grand prizes, one per Participating Division — ALDI's own rules
- The online survey needs the printed code; there is no store-number fallback
- The prize is a $100 Aldi gift card in every source checked
- A free mail-in entry exists on a 3 by 5 inch card and needs no purchase
- One grand prize per person or household for the whole sweepstakes period
- Entrants must be 18 or over and resident in the 50 states or DC
- The survey runs on InMoment, whose name appears in the page footer
Varies
- The receipt window. The rules state none; guides supply 3 days and 7 days
- Which entry period is open. The documented one ran 1 to 31 December 2025
- Which fields the entry screen asks for — code alone, or code with store number, date and time
- Whether a promotion is running between periods at all
- Which of the three addresses actually loads on the day you try
The company's own published giveaway rules page carries other sweepstakes, among them an Instagram promotion running two days in May 2026. It does not carry this survey. Its ruleset is served through the survey platform instead, which is why so few guides have read it.
How Aldi compares
Aldi's draw structure is the interesting part: more winners, smaller prize, and exactly one winner per division.
| Chain | What you enter | Window | Typical reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aldi | Survey code, store number, date, time | None stated in the rules | $100 gift card, 26 winners |
| Lowe's | 18-digit survey ID from the receipt | 7 calendar days | Five $500 checks drawn monthly |
| Dollar General | Survey code from the receipt | Recent receipt required | Sweepstakes entry only |
Prizes are set per promotion period. The rules shown inside the survey override this table.
Lowe's publishes five $500 checks a month in a dated rules document you can read before entering. Aldi's equivalent exists but sits behind the survey, which is why its winner count reaches most readers second-hand and, in one guide, doubled.
Three domains, one host, and a winner count the rules settle
Guides to this survey spend real effort arguing about the address. Some insist on tellaldi.us, some on survey.aldi.us, some print tellaldi.com. Checked against Google Public DNS on 19 August 2026, all three returned the same A record — 204.74.99.103 — so they are one destination with three names. They do not behave alike, though: tellaldi.com answered over HTTPS with an InMoment survey template, the platform named in the footer, while www.tellaldi.us answered with an expired TLS certificate that a browser will block.
What guides cannot settle, the ruleset does. Served through the survey platform rather than any public page, the ALDI Satisfaction Survey Sweepstakes rules name ALDI Inc. of Batavia, Illinois as sponsor and US Sweepstakes & Fulfillment Company of Rochester, New York as administrator. Twenty-six grand prizes are drawn, one per Participating Division, and the divisions are listed by three-letter code — twenty-six of them, from BAT to WEB. Each is a $100 gift card, $2,600 for the period. A guide claiming 60 winners every month is describing nothing that exists.
Two other figures collapse on the same reading. No receipt window appears anywhere in the rules, in days or otherwise, so the 3 days one guide quotes and the 7 another quotes are both inference; what the rules require is that the entry arrives inside the entry period, which for the documented run was 1 to 31 December 2025. And the limit is one grand prize per person or household for the sweepstakes period, not the rolling 90-day freeze that appears only in guides.
The US business is run by ALDI Süd out of Batavia, Illinois, with more than 2,100 company-operated stores. Its corporate sibling ALDI Nord owns Trader Joe's, still the piece of Aldi trivia most people find surprising.
Questions people ask
Which is the real Aldi survey address?
They are all the same host — tellaldi.com, tellaldi.us and survey.aldi.us shared one A record on 19 August 2026 — but only tellaldi.com answered cleanly. www.tellaldi.us served an expired TLS certificate.
What can I win?
A $100 ALDI gift card. Twenty-six are awarded per entry period, one per Participating Division, $2,600 in all. A guide's 60 a month has no basis in the rules.
How long do I have?
The rules set no receipt window at all. Guides supply 3 days and 7. What the rules require is that your entry lands inside the entry period.
Can I take the survey without my receipt?
No. Aldi has no store-number fallback, unlike several other chains, so losing the receipt closes the online route.
Can I enter without buying anything?
Yes, by post. Handprint your details on a 3 by 5 inch card and send it to the address in the official rules. No purchase and no survey required.
Why do I get handed to another website?
The survey runs on InMoment, a mainstream customer-experience platform whose name appears in the page footer. The handover is normal.
Can I win twice?
One grand prize per person or household for the sweepstakes period. The 90 days and 12 weeks quoted in guides do not appear in the rules.
Does Aldi own Trader Joe's?
That is ALDI Nord. The business split into ALDI Nord and ALDI Süd decades ago; Süd runs the US stores from Batavia, Illinois and Nord owns Trader Joe's.