If you’re a regular Walmart shopper and enjoy the retail giant’s massive range of merchandise and everyday low prices, signing up for its membership program, Walmart Plus, just makes sense.
Not to mention that Walmart is offering 50% off a year's membership of Walmart Plus which comes with a subscription to the very popular streaming service, Paramount Plus. That should get your attention.
Becoming a Walmart Plus member gets you a heap of other benefits, including free next-day and two-day shipping, free same-day grocery delivery, 10¢ off gas at over 13,000 gas stations and, as an added bonus, on your shopping trips you can snag a free Burger King Whopper® every three months. There are plenty of other Walmart Plus member benefits that give you early access to sales like the Walmart Black Friday event. Besides, the Walmart Plus membership costs just $98 a year (less than the $139 Amazon Prime annual membership).
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What's the deal?
Price: For a limited time get a year's Walmart Plus Membership for just $49, instead of the usual $98.
Benefits included: Paramount Plus Essential (ad-supported plan)
Eligibility: This offer is available only to new, expired, monthly & current Walmart Plus trial members. Members through Walmart+ Assist, or with InHome or Paramount Plus with SHOWTIME are not eligible.
Post-deal pricing: After your promotional term, your plan will auto-renew for $98/year (plus taxes).
What perks do you get?
- Free Paramount Plus Essential (ad-supported) plan
- Free next-day and two-day shipping
- Free same-day grocery delivery
- Save on gas: 10¢ off every gallon at over 13,000 gas stations
- Save on BK: 25% off Burger King digital orders, plus a free Burger King Whopper®, with a purchase, every three months
- Early access to sales and deals events
- Save on auto care: free flat tire repair at Walmart Auto Care Centers
Upgrade your Paramount Plus at any time
At any time during your Walmart Plus membership, you can upgrade to the Paramount Plus with SHOWTIME plan for an extra $5.49 per month or $64.99 per year (versus the regular price of $12.99/month or $119.99/year).
The upgrade option will appear after you create your Paramount Plus account, or by finding Paramount Plus in your Walmart Plus member hub and selecting Change Plan.
Key Points
- Your Paramount Plus subscription is managed through Walmart Plus.
- Your Paramount Plus subscription is included in your Walmart Plus membership at no extra cost.
- Walmart Plus members have the option to upgrade to the Paramount Plus with SHOWTIME plan at a reduced cost
- If you cancel your Walmart Plus membership, your Paramount Plus benefit will also be canceled.
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