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Walmart+ and Sam's Club Launch New Joint Membership Option
The new bundle gives shoppers access to both memberships for nearly $100 less than buying them separately, as Walmart seeks more value-driven sales.
- On Tuesday, Walmart launched a $120-a-year bundle combining Walmart+ and Sam's Club Plus memberships, delivering savings of nearly $100 compared to purchasing both subscriptions separately.
- Walmart is betting on convenience to drive sales as consumers face pressure from high gas and food prices, competing with rivals like Target and Kroger for budget-conscious shoppers.
- Members gain access to Sam's Club warehouses, free delivery from both retailers, gas savings of 10 cents per gallon at 17,000 stations, and a choice between Peacock or Paramount+ streaming plus 2% Sam's Cash on eligible purchases.
- Existing customers can link accounts for the discount, while U.S. field associates receive the bundle free; annual Walmart+ members can upgrade for $22 extra, and current Sam's Club Plus members get Walmart+ at no additional cost.
- The bundle positions Walmart to compete with Amazon Prime, which costs $139 annually, as the retailer reported 17% global membership revenue growth and record net additions during its fiscal second quarter.
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