Is this a good deal?

I'm looking to buy compost online and came across this:

£49.70 each
50ltr bag
https://www.dandystopsoil.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=327&Itemid=594

Is it cheap or average compared to shop prices?

Not checked your link Munchkin but I think (hope!) you might have mis-quoted the price in your post!

The link doesn't take you to a specific product, so I can't see what you're looking at, but at that price, I sincerely hope you've either mis-read or mis-typed!

Well when you change the preset quantity field from 40 to 1 on the 25lt bags (at £2.90 each)  it changes to say 50 ltrs for £49.70. Thats either a hiccup on the site or a no no price

Edit,
Now it wont even go back to showing a page with 25lt on, only says 50lt, its cuckoo  

If you make the quantity 2, it's £22.10 each. I think it's somethikng to do with their minimum order, but that seems to flucuate in the £40's.

If you only want a few bags for seed sowing etc see what your allotment shop is doing. We sell 72 ltrs for £4. Failing that, wait for the special offers in Tescos etc. If you're filling up raised beds or something, you need topsoil off a contractor.

If you mean organic as per Soil Association rules then probably not; if this is your concern then you could always ask before ordering.

(Trouble is the word "organic" has a precise meaning in Chemistry, a vague one when it comes to rotted plant material in soil, and a different one again when it comes to ecologically sustainable farming!)

Hi Munchkin - I also checked out your link and the quantity fields were auto-filled with (I think) minimum order quantities. Average prices, as far as I can work out (D for maths A level, so don't rely on me!!)  BnQ, as mentioned before, are doing 125ltrs for £6.98, which seems reasonable value to me?