| Knuspr | |
|---|---|
| Industry | Online grocery |
| Founded | 2021 |
| Headquarters | , Germany |
Area served | Germany |
| Services | Online grocery delivery |
| Owner | Rohlik Group via (via Großer Kern GmbH) |
| Website | www |
Knuspr is a German online supermarket owned by the Czech online grocery company Rohlik Group. It launched in Munich in 2021 and later expanded to the Rhine-Main region and the Berlin metropolitan area. In 2023, Rohlik acquired the German online supermarket Bringmeister, whose Berlin operations were merged into Knuspr. Since November 2024, it also started selling groceries through Amazon.de.
Rohlik announced in September 2020 that it planned to launch Knuspr.de, an online supermarket for the German market. Knuspr started delivering in Munich in August 2021, followed by the Rhine-Main region.
Knuspr also planned to launch in Hamburg, but the launch was postponed in 2022, when rising costs and investor pressure led Rohlik to scale back its expansion plans.
Rohlik acquired Bringmeister, a Berlin-based online supermarket, in September 2023. In October, Rohlik eliminated 70 jobs at Bringmeister's Berlin headquarters, citing overlap with existing roles. In April 2024, Bringmeister was rebranded as Knuspr.
In November 2024, Amazon began offering groceries supplied by Knuspr through Amazon.de. Knuspr continued supplying groceries through Amazon after Amazon Fresh was discontinued in Germany in December 2024.
As of 2025, Knuspr delivers in and around Munich, Augsburg, the Rhine-Main region and Berlin. Its range comprises around 15,000 products, including organic food, ready meals and goods regional suppliers. Since 2025, the company has expanded its own-brand range with over 450 products. Orders are delivered in refrigerated vans within a one-hour slot chosen by the customer.
Knuspr operates fulfilment centres in Garching near Munich, Bischofsheim in the Rhine-Main region and Schönefeld near Berlin. The Garching centre uses AutoStore robots to bring storage containers to workers who pick the orders. Picking robots were introduced at Schönefeld in 2025.