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Can Walmart Plus Save You Hundreds?!


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Move over, Amazon Prime; Walmart has a Walmart Plus —

a membership plan that combines the in-store experience

with the convenience of online shopping and same-day delivery.

A Walmart Plus subscription offers a bunch of perks to try

and sway Amazon fanatics away from Prime, like next-day

delivery on some items, grocery delivery, and fuel savings.


For $98/year or $12.95/month, Walmart Plus lets you plan a

Walmart shopping spree without leaving the house.

If you do a weekly order, this’ll help you save hundreds of dollars.


Shopping Walmart Black Friday or the

Walmart Deals for Days summer sale? Signing up for

the Walmart Plus subscription could bring hefty shipping

costs down to $0. Here’s all the math and everything you need to know.


Sign up for Walmart Plus to get free next-day and two-day

shipping without minimums.


Get unlimited same-day delivery with orders of $35 or more.



Have your groceries delivered right to your fridge with InHome.


Members save up to $0.10 per gallon at Exxon, Mobil, Walmart,

Sam’s Club, & Murphy gas stations.


You can try Walmart Plus free for 30 days.


Get early access to Black Friday sales at Walmart as a

Walmart Plus member.


Walmart Plus members get a free subscription to Paramount Plus.



Get Spotify Premium for six months free.


Walmart Plus also offers scan-and-go shopping.



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