Walmart is offering shoppers a new way to save on deliveries, groceries, fuel, and streaming by bundling its Walmart+ and Sam's Club Plus memberships for $120 a year in a direct challenge to Amazon Prime's $139 annual fee.Announced on 20th October, the deal gives customers access to two separate retail membership programmes for less than the cost of Amazon's standard annual subscription.
Furthermore, Walmart said the combined package costs almost $100 less than purchasing Walmart+ and Sam's Club Plus separately.The move comes ahead of the crucial holiday shopping season, as retailers compete for increasingly price-conscious consumers and look to secure customer loyalty through subscription services.What Walmart's $120 Bundle IncludesThe package combines Walmart+ with Sam's Club Plus, bringing together benefits that previously required separate subscriptions.Members receive access to Sam's Club warehouses and member-only prices on selected products, alongside eligible delivery services from Walmart.
The bundle also includes a choice of one ad-supported streaming service, either Peacock Premium or Paramount+ Essential.
Subscribers can switch between the two services once every 90 days, subject to registration requirements and applicable terms.Members can also receive fuel savings of up to $0.10 per gallon at more than 17,000 participating stations, subject to location and programme restrictions.
The package offers 2% Sam's Cash on eligible Sam's Club purchases, capped at $750 per membership year.Delivery is also subject to minimum-order requirements.
Walmart's scheduled delivery benefit generally requires a $35 minimum order, while Sam's Club delivery requires a $50 minimum order to qualify for free standard delivery.How Walmart's Offer Compares With Amazon PrimeAmazon Prime costs $139 annually, making Walmart's combined $120 membership $19 cheaper each year.However, the comparison is not simply about which....
