Walmart To Introduce Walmart+ in July As Competition for Amazon Prime
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Last Updated: August 30, 2020 8:33 am EDT
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Walmart is entering the playing field in direct competition for Amazon’s Prime customers, with their new Walmart+ service. This subscription service will cost only $98 a year (vs $119 for Amazon Prime) and will include same-day delivery of groceries, discounts on fuel, and other perks.
- Unlimited same-day delivery of groceries and other goods from Walmart Supercenters
- They have begun working with some potential video services to include some streaming options
- Reserved delivery slots and open-slot notifications
- Limited access to Walmart’s new Express two-hour delivery offering
- Discounts on fuel at Walmart gas stations
- Special sale prices for members
- Early access to some product deals
- Scan & Go service that would allow shoppers to check out in Walmart stores without waiting in line
- A Walmart+-branded credit card will also be introduced at some point
- Walmart also has plans to add video entertainment components to the program, though the details of this remain unclear
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