Aldi survey rules do exist, and reading them ends the argument about winner counts. The ALDI Satisfaction Survey Sweepstakes document names ALDI Inc. of Batavia, Illinois as sponsor and awards 26 grand prizes, one per Participating Division, each a $100 gift card, $2,600 in all. There are exactly 26 divisions listed. The catch is the date on it: that entry period opened on 1 December 2025 and closed on 31 December 2025.
What you need
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Find the entry period before you read anything else
This document dates itself precisely, from one second past midnight on 1 December 2025 to a minute before midnight on 31 December 2025. Everything below that line describes a promotion already drawn.
Read the division list, because it explains the prize count
Twenty-six three-letter codes appear, from Batavia and Center Valley through to Webberville. A grand prize goes to each, which is where the number 26 comes from and why it is not arbitrary.
Note what the document does not say about receipts
No window in days appears anywhere in it. Guides quote three days and seven days for the same survey, and the sponsor's own rules give neither figure.
Separate the two administrators
InMoment, Inc. runs the questionnaire and US Sweepstakes & Fulfillment Company of Rochester, New York runs the draw. Both are barred from entering, along with their staff and households.
Check the holding rule against what you have read elsewhere
The document limits you to one grand prize per person or household for the sweepstakes period. Guides describe a 90-day or twelve-week freeze instead, which appears nowhere in it.
Expect a fresh document rather than a running one
The rules reach you only from inside the survey at tellaldi.com, which is why nothing about a current period can be quoted here. A live promotion states its own dates on the entry screen.
If something goes wrong
I read that 60 winners are picked every month
- Cause
- That figure comes from a guide and has no document behind it
- Fix
- The published rules award 26 grand prizes for the period, one to each of 26 Participating Divisions, with a stated total of $2,600.00.
Guides give me three days and seven days for the receipt
- Cause
- Neither figure appears in the sponsor's own rules
- Fix
- No day count is published at all. Enter promptly rather than trusting a number nobody can source.
The survey never offered me a prize draw
- Cause
- Aldi runs this in defined periods rather than continuously
- Fix
- That is expected between promotions. A receipt without an invitation is not a fault to report.
I cannot find the rules from outside the survey
- Cause
- They are served through the survey platform rather than from a public page
- Fix
- Start the survey and follow the rules link on the entry screen. Any figure quoted without a period was copied rather than read.
I won last time and want to enter again
- Cause
- One grand prize per person or household applies for the sweepstakes period
- Fix
- A single grand prize per person or household is the published limit for the period. The 90-day and twelve-week freezes described elsewhere do not appear in this document.
Somebody says I have won and wants a fee
- Cause
- No published clause permits a charge to release a prize
- Fix
- Close it. A gift card is posted within four weeks of the drawing, and no money travels the other way.
What’s fixed, and what actually varies
The published document is unusually complete, and unusually specific about a month that has ended.
Fixed
- ALDI Inc. of Batavia, Illinois is the named sponsor
- InMoment, Inc. is named as survey administrator
- US Sweepstakes & Fulfillment Company of Rochester, New York administers the draw
- 26 grand prizes, one per Participating Division, each a $100.00 gift card
- A stated total prize value of $2,600.00 for the period
- 18 or older, legal residents of the 50 states and the District of Columbia
- A mail-in entry route appears in the document, on a hand printed card
Varies
- Whether a promotion is running now — survey.aldi.us and tellaldi.com render nothing to an automated reader
- The receipt window, quoted at three and seven days by guides and given nowhere in the document
- The winner count in circulation, put at 60 a month by a guide with nothing behind it
- Whether a later period keeps the same division structure
A live promotion dates itself on the entry screen and links its own rules. Where a page gives you a prize figure without a period, it is describing a document it has not opened.
How Aldi compares
Three retailers whose rules can actually be read, and one of them describes a month that has gone.
| Chain | Rules published first-party | Prize as published | Status of that period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aldi | Yes, through the survey platform | 26 gift cards at $100, $2,600 | Closed on 31 December |
| Lowe's | Yes, a program-year document | Five $500 checks a month | Open to 29 January 2027 |
| Walmart | Yes, on the corporate site | 5 at $1,000 and 750 at $100 | Open to 30 October |
Rules are reissued per promotion period. The document dated for your visit overrides this table.
Lowe's and Walmart both file their rules where a shopper can find them without entering anything. Aldi's are just as thorough and sit behind the survey itself, which is exactly why so much second-hand arithmetic circulates about a promotion whose paperwork settles it.
Where the 26 comes from, and why the date beside it matters more
A single number has been argued over for years by people describing this survey, and the document that settles it sat behind the entry screen the whole time.
Read on 25 August 2026, the ALDI Satisfaction Survey Sweepstakes rules name ALDI Inc. of 1200 N. Kirk Rd, Batavia, Illinois as sponsor, InMoment, Inc. as survey administrator, and US Sweepstakes & Fulfillment Company of Rochester, New York as the administrator of the draw. The prize structure is stated plainly: twenty-six grand prizes, one per Participating Division, each a $100.00 gift card, for a total value of $2,600.00. Immediately below, the document lists its divisions by three-letter code, and there are exactly 26 of them, running from BAT for Batavia through to WEB for Webberville. The winner count is not a round number somebody chose. It is the map of the business.
That disposes of the competing claim. A widely circulated figure of 60 winners a month has no document behind it, and nothing in the rules resembles a monthly structure.
A second dispute dissolves in the opposite direction. Guides put the receipt window at three days and at seven, and the rules state no window in days anywhere, so both figures are inference rather than a term of the promotion.
The qualification is the important part. That document covers an entry period running from 1 December 2025 to 31 December 2025, drawn on or about 10 January 2026. Whether a later period is running now could not be established, because the rules reach a reader only from inside the survey, and the entry pages render nothing to an automated reader. Not published and not readable are different things, and this is the second.
Questions people ask
Are there official Aldi survey rules?
Yes. A full document is served through the survey platform, naming a sponsor, two administrators, a dated entry period, the prizes, the odds clause and an age floor.
How many winners are there?
Twenty-six grand prizes for the period, one to each Participating Division. The division list in the same document has exactly 26 entries.
Is it 60 winners a month instead?
No document supports that. The published rules describe a single period with 26 prizes and a stated total value of $2,600.00.
How long is a receipt good for?
The rules give no window in days at all. Three and seven both circulate, and neither is a term of the promotion as published.
Who runs it?
ALDI Inc. of Batavia, Illinois sponsors it. InMoment, Inc. runs the questionnaire and US Sweepstakes & Fulfillment Company of Rochester, New York runs the draw.
How old do I have to be?
At least 18, and a legal resident of the 50 states or the District of Columbia. Staff of the sponsor and both administrators are excluded, with their households.
Can I win twice?
A single grand prize per person or household applies across the sweepstakes period. The 90-day freeze described in some write-ups is not in this document.
Is a promotion running right now?
That could not be established. The rules are reachable only from inside the survey, and the entry pages render nothing readable to an automated reader.