Is Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper Cheaper in Australia? 2026

Published: 8 October 2026 · Last updated: 8 October 2026 · Author: Trang Do, ShopBack Australia

In Australia, Who Gives a Crap is roughly on par with supermarket toilet paper rather than clearly cheaper, once you compare cost per 100 sheets. At the time of writing, Who Gives a Crap lists its 48-roll recycled pack at $63.50, about $0.33 per 100 sheets. Its own comparison, based on Coles and Woolworths data from July 2026, puts supermarket brands at $0.28 to $0.40. Supermarket specials can beat it; a first subscription order can too.

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Is Who Gives a Crap cheaper than supermarket toilet paper in Australia?

Per sheet, Who Gives a Crap sits in the middle of the supermarket range: cheaper than some brands, dearer than others, according to its own published comparison. The table below is taken from Who Gives a Crap's website at the time of writing. The supermarket figures are what Who Gives a Crap reports from Woolworths and Coles data in July 2026.

Brand and pack	Cost per 100 sheets	Source of price
Who Gives a Crap Recycled (48 pack)	$0.33	Who Gives a Crap website
Who Gives a Crap Bamboo (48 pack)	$0.39	Who Gives a Crap website
Sorbent (double length, 10 pack)	$0.28	Woolworths data, July 2026, as reported by Who Gives a Crap
Kleenex (double length, 12 pack)	$0.31	Woolworths data, July 2026, as reported by Who Gives a Crap
Quilton (double length, 9 pack)	$0.40	Coles data, July 2026, as reported by Who Gives a Crap

Why it looks dearer on the shelf than it is. Who Gives a Crap rolls are double length, with 400 sheets on a recycled roll and 370 on a bamboo roll, according to the company. A 48-roll box can look expensive next to a 12-roll supermarket pack, but you are buying far more paper. Who Gives a Crap makes the same point in its own FAQ, describing its rolls as about on par with supermarket toilet paper once you count sheets rather than rolls.

When the supermarket wins. Supermarket prices move every week. A brand-name pack on a Coles or Woolworths special, or a supermarket own-brand pack, may come in lower than the figures above. If you are flexible on brand and shop the specials, the supermarket can be the cheaper option on any given week.

When Who Gives a Crap wins. The first subscription order is $10 off, which brings the 48-roll recycled pack to $53.50, or about $0.28 per 100 sheets, at the time of writing. It also delivers to your door, with free shipping on most orders over $30. Who Gives a Crap says it donates 50% of profits to clean water and sanitation non-profits, with over $20 million donated to date, which matters to many buyers when the prices are close.

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Who Gives a Crap toilet paper: what you get for the price

Who Gives a Crap sells two main toilet paper lines in Australia, both 3-ply and double length, at four pack prices. All prices below are from the Who Gives a Crap website at the time of writing, with the per-100-sheet figure worked out from the sheet counts it lists.

Product	Pack	Price	Sheets per pack	Cost per 100 sheets
100% Recycled Toilet Paper	24 double length rolls	$39.50	9,600	about $0.41
100% Recycled Toilet Paper	48 double length rolls	$63.50	19,200	about $0.33
100% Bamboo Toilet Paper	24 double length rolls	$42.50	8,880	about $0.48
100% Bamboo Toilet Paper	48 double length rolls	$69.50	17,760	about $0.39

The 48 pack is the value pick. On both lines, the 48-roll pack costs roughly 20% less per sheet than the 24-roll pack. If you have the storage space, the bigger box is the cheaper way to buy.

Recycled or bamboo. According to Who Gives a Crap, the bamboo roll is its strongest and softest, while the recycled roll has a lower carbon footprint and uses less water. The recycled roll is about $0.06 cheaper per 100 sheets. Both rolls use 10cm x 10cm sheets.

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Who Gives a Crap toilet paper in Australia in 2026: subscription, delivery and returns

In 2026, Who Gives a Crap sells mainly as a delivered product, with a subscription option, free shipping on most orders over $30 and a money back guarantee. Here is what the company says, at the time of writing:

• Subscription: $10 off your first toilet paper subscription order. The offer is for new subscribers only and cannot be combined with other discount codes. Later orders are charged at the regular price. You get an email reminder 3 days before each shipment and can skip, delay or cancel anytime.
• Suggested schedule: every 2 months for 5 to 6 people, every 3 months for 3 to 4 people, and every 4 months for 1 to 2 people.
• Delivery: about 1 to 3 business days for metro orders, 2 to 5 business days for rural and regional addresses, and up to 8 days for WA and NT. Most orders over $30 ship free, with exceptions for some remote areas.
• Guarantee: a 30 day money back guarantee. Refunds go to the original payment method, and shipping costs are not refunded.

What this means for price. The subscription discount applies once. After that you pay the normal price, so the long-run cost is about $0.33 per 100 sheets for the 48-roll recycled pack. The main ongoing value of subscribing is convenience: you do not carry bulky packs home or run out.

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Who Gives a Crap toilet paper best deals in Australia for 2026

The best ways to pay less for Who Gives a Crap in 2026 are the 48-roll pack, the first subscription order offer, bundles, and going through ShopBack before you check out.

1. Buy the 48 pack. It is roughly 20% cheaper per sheet than the 24 pack.
2. Use the first subscription order offer if you are new: $10 off, according to Who Gives a Crap.
3. Look at bundles. Who Gives a Crap says you can save 20% with its bundles, which combine products like toilet paper, tissues and paper towels.
4. Keep the order over $30 so most addresses get free shipping.
5. Go through ShopBack first. Before you check out, go through ShopBack to get a post-purchase discount on the order.

Worked example (illustrative only). A 48-roll recycled pack costs $63.50. At an illustrative ShopBack rate of 5%, about $3.18 comes back, so your effective price is about $60.32, or roughly $0.31 per 100 sheets. The real rate changes, so check the live rate on the Who Gives a Crap ShopBack page before you order. Some codes from outside ShopBack can affect what comes back, so check the store's terms on that page too.

Cash back lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.

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Coles vs Woolworths: toilet paper price comparison for 2026

Coles and Woolworths both price toilet paper by the pack, so the fair comparison between them, and against Who Gives a Crap, is the unit price per 100 sheets. Both supermarkets run weekly specials, and toilet paper brands often rotate on and off special, so the cheaper of the two can change from week to week.

How to compare in under a minute:

1. Find the unit price. Australian supermarket shelf labels and websites usually show a unit price.
2. If there is no unit price, work it out. Divide the pack price by the total sheets (rolls times sheets per roll), then multiply by 100.
3. Check ply and sheet size. A 2-ply roll is not the same product as a 3-ply roll. Who Gives a Crap rolls are 3-ply with 10cm x 10cm sheets.
4. Compare against about $0.33. That is the Who Gives a Crap 48-roll recycled figure at the time of writing.

According to Who Gives a Crap's July 2026 comparison, Sorbent and Kleenex at Woolworths came in at $0.28 and $0.31 per 100 sheets, and Quilton at Coles at $0.40. Those are snapshots; check the live unit price on the day you shop.

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Coles, Woolworths and Who Gives a Crap: where to buy toilet paper in Australia

Who Gives a Crap. The full range, including subscriptions and bundles, is sold on the Who Gives a Crap website with delivery to your door. Open the Who Gives a Crap page on ShopBack, then order.

Coles. Coles stocks a range of toilet paper brands and runs weekly specials. Supermarket stock can change, so search Who Gives a Crap on the Coles website to see whether it is available for your store. Open the Coles page on ShopBack, then add your rolls to your online shop.

Woolworths. Woolworths also stocks a range of toilet paper brands with weekly specials, and its online shop shows unit prices. Search the brand on the Woolworths website to check availability. Open the Woolworths page on ShopBack before you check out your bulk pantry shop.

Other places Australians buy household paper online include Amazon Australia and Big W. The groceries savings guide has more ways to cut the weekly bill.

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How to use ShopBack on a toilet paper order

Check ShopBack before you check out. It takes a few seconds.

1. Open ShopBack Australia in the app or on the website.
2. Tap the store, for example Who Gives a Crap, Coles or Woolworths.
3. Add your rolls and anything else on your list.
4. Check out as normal.
5. Cash comes back once the store confirms the order. Check the live rate and terms on the store's ShopBack page before you buy.

New to it? See how to activate before you buy and what cash back is.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Who Gives a Crap cheaper than supermarket toilet paper in Australia?

It is roughly on par rather than clearly cheaper. At the time of writing, Who Gives a Crap lists its 48-roll recycled pack at $63.50, about $0.33 per 100 sheets, and its own comparison puts supermarket brands at $0.28 to $0.40 per 100 sheets, based on Coles and Woolworths data from July 2026. Supermarket specials can come in lower; a first subscription order can too.

How much does Who Gives a Crap toilet paper cost in Australia?

At the time of writing, Who Gives a Crap lists 100% Recycled Toilet Paper at $39.50 for 24 double length rolls and $63.50 for 48, and 100% Bamboo Toilet Paper at $42.50 for 24 and $69.50 for 48. Check the Who Gives a Crap website for the current price.

How many sheets are on a Who Gives a Crap roll?

According to Who Gives a Crap, its recycled rolls are double length with 400 sheets each, and its bamboo rolls are double length with 370 sheets each. Both are 3-ply with 10cm x 10cm sheets. Because the rolls are long, comparing price per roll with a supermarket pack can be misleading; compare per 100 sheets instead.

Is the recycled or bamboo Who Gives a Crap roll better value?

The recycled roll is better value on price. At the time of writing, the 48-roll recycled pack works out to about $0.33 per 100 sheets and the 48-roll bamboo pack to about $0.39, according to Who Gives a Crap. The company describes bamboo as its strongest and softest roll, so the choice comes down to price or feel.

Does a Who Gives a Crap subscription save money?

It saves on the first order. Who Gives a Crap offers $10 off your first toilet paper subscription order, which brings the 48-roll recycled pack from $63.50 to $53.50 at the time of writing, or about $0.28 per 100 sheets. Recurring orders are charged at the regular price, and you can skip, delay or cancel anytime.

Does Who Gives a Crap have free delivery?

Who Gives a Crap says most orders over $30 ship free, with a few exceptions for remote areas. It quotes about 1 to 3 business days for metro orders and 2 to 5 business days for rural and regional addresses, and up to 8 days for WA and NT.

Can I buy Who Gives a Crap at Coles or Woolworths?

Stock at Coles and Woolworths can change, so search the brand on the Coles or Woolworths website for your store. The full range, including subscriptions and bundles, is sold on the Who Gives a Crap website. Wherever you buy, open ShopBack and tap the store before you check out.

How do I compare toilet paper prices at Coles and Woolworths?

Compare the cost per 100 sheets, not the cost per roll or per pack. Divide the pack price by the total number of sheets, then multiply by 100. Australian supermarket shelf labels and websites usually show a unit price, which makes this quicker.

How does ShopBack lower what I pay for toilet paper?

ShopBack gives you part of what you spend back as cash after the store confirms your order, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points. Before you check out, go through ShopBack to get a post-purchase discount on the order. Check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page.

What is the cheapest way to buy Who Gives a Crap in Australia?

Buy the 48-roll recycled pack, use the $10 first subscription order offer if you are new, keep the order over $30 for free shipping, and check ShopBack before you check out. As an illustration, at an illustrative 5% rate on a $63.50 order, about $3.18 comes back. Check the live rate on the Who Gives a Crap ShopBack page.

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Disclaimer

The views in this article are those of the author. Prices, pack sizes, subscription offers, delivery terms and supermarket specials are set by each store and brand and change often; figures quoted are from the sources named at the time of writing. ShopBack rates and exclusions vary by store and campaign; check the current rate and terms on each store's ShopBack page before you buy.

This article is general information only and is not financial advice.