Is Walmart Plus giving Amazon Prime a run for its money? We’re breaking down all the perks — and right now, you can try it FREE or score 50% OFF a full year!
FREE $5 Walmart Cash for Walmart+ Members?
Heads up Walmart+ members! For a limited time, paid Walmart+ members can score FREE $5 in Walmart Cash whenever you sign up for emails in your Walmart Plus account! Note that it will take 1-2 weeks for the Walmart Cash to show up in your account. Be sure to come back and let us know if it works for you.
Here’s what you’ll need to do on your mobile device:
- Go to your Walmart+ account on your mobile device.
- Click the Settings icon in the top right corner.
- Scroll down to Communications.
- Click on W+ Membership and make sure to toggle ON your push notifications AND emails.
- Your $5 Walmart Cash should show up in your account within 1-2 weeks!
Want to learn a little more about the benefits of Walmart+? Keep reading!
Walmart Plus Membership Free Trial!
Looking to save time, money, and maybe a few headaches? Walmart+ is here to help you do just that — and for a limited time, you can grab a free 30-day trial to see if it’s right for you. With same-day grocery delivery, fuel discounts, free streaming, and more, this membership packs a TON of value.
✨ Why We’re Loving Walmart+ Right Now:
Think of Walmart+ as a budget-friendly alternative to Amazon Prime, but with same-day grocery delivery from your local store. Yup — fresh produce, meat, pantry staples and more, dropped at your doorstep.
Here’s our favorite perks:
- Free grocery delivery (even fresh items!)
- ⛽ Save 10¢/gallon at thousands of gas stations — including Exxon & Mobil!
- FREE Paramount+ subscription (normally $4.99/month!)
- Free shipping from Walmart.com — no order minimum
- Daily Burger King perks + FREE Whopper every 3 months
- 6 FREE months of Spotify Premium ($59 value!)
- Prescription savings up to 85%
- Early shopping access + Walmart Cash you can stack with Ibotta-style savings
Real Talk: Is It Worth It?
As someone who LOVES and regularly uses Walmart+ for my Grocery by Passionate Penny Pincher deliveries, I can tell you it’s made my weekly grocery shopping SO much easier. And, it pays for itself fast — especially if you use grocery delivery even just once a month.
Delivery fees without Walmart+ can run $7.95–$9.95 per order… so the savings add up quick. Plus, the time savings? Priceless.
5 Quick Tips for Getting the Most from Walmart+ Grocery Delivery
- Order early in the day for best selection and same-day time slots.
- Morning = freshest produce. Just like in-store shopping!
- Tip your driver They’re working hard to save you a trip.
- Walmart+ vs. Instacart? Walmart wins on store-brand prices every time.
- Less temptation = more savings. Grocery delivery helps avoid those “just one more snack” moments.
Walmart Rewards = Extra Savings
Walmart has partnered with Ibotta to offer exclusive digital rewards to Walmart+ members! Clip deals, shop, and earn money back right inside the app — no extra apps needed, no paper coupons, no hassle.
Free Streaming? Yes Please!
Walmart+ now includes a FREE Paramount+ Essential subscription — perfect for families, movie buffs, or sports fans. Stream shows like 1883, Paw Patrol, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, and more. (This alone is worth $59 a year!)
Exclusive Offer: Try Walmart+ FREE for 30 Days
Still unsure? You can test it out for 30 days completely FREE. Try it for a few weeks and see how much you love not stepping foot in the store — it might just become your new favorite subscription!
Walmart+ vs Amazon Prime – Which One Wins?
PPP Team Member Jamie did a price comparison and found that Walmart beat Amazon on 7 out of 9 everyday items — especially when stacking Walmart Rewards. And the fact that it’s cheaper ($98/year vs $139/year for Prime) makes it even sweeter!
So if groceries, gas, and fast shipping matter most to you — Walmart+ might just win.
Would you try Walmart+ or are you sticking with Prime? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments!
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