Walmart+ Year Membership for $49

Next best price on Google is $99

Posted on Oct 08th 2026
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Jennifer Miller
By Jennifer Miller

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Walmart+ Year Membership for $49
Walmart is offering their Walmart+ membership for 50% off. This makes it only $49 for one year

This works for Expired Accounts (people rejoining)

If you subscribe to Paramount+, Walmart+ INCLUDES Paramount+ so it's worth switching over


Regular Price is $99

Go to Walmart to get Walmart+ for 50% off



What do you get with Walmart+?
  • Free shipping with no order minimum
  • Free delivery from your store
  • Paramount+ subscription included with your W+ membership
  • Member savings on fuel of $0.10/gallon
  • Early access to special product releases, online Black Friday deals, and more
  • Access to limited time offers
How to get another 6% off everything at Walmart

CardBear sells discounted Walmart gift cards. You can buy those discounted gift cards to use on top of this purchase to save even more.

  1. Go to CardBear
  2. Look for the highest discount
  3. Wait for the discounted gift card to arrive
  4. During checkout, use the gift cards to pay

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ramanglory
ramanglory - 3 weeks ago
I would sign up if they include Sams club with it.
dealmommy
dealmommy - 3 weeks ago
Not sure if it's worth it for occasional shoppers but I signed up to save on groceries for my daughter's snacks.
CmdrNudnik
CmdrNudnik - 3 weeks ago
If you already have Walmart+ (which I do, just for the Paramount streaming), you can still get the $49 offer by attempting to cancel your current plan - it (should/will) offer the $49 promotion for the next year. I set a calendar reminder for 2 weeks before my annual renewal to evaluate and check for the promotion (which typically occurs around this time of year).
ayu
ayu - 3 weeks ago
Hmm $49 for a year might be worth it if it actually saves me on my weekly grocery pickups ?
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Guest #2200 - 1 year ago
Only 50% off if you're on government assistance...
Guest
Guest #2200 - 1 year ago
This is only if you're on a government program.
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Guest #0 - 1 year ago
I still see $98/year?