Walmart Promo Codes, Walmart+ & Ways to Save

1. Start Walmart+ with the $1 trial, then pay yearly

   Free shipping with no order minimumLow effortAnyone who orders from Walmart regularly

   Walmart+ costs $98 a year or $12.95 a month plus tax, so the annual plan works out $57.40 cheaper than twelve monthly payments. Members get free shipping with no order minimum on items shipped by Walmart, free delivery from their store on orders of $35 or more, up to 10¢ off a gallon at participating fuel stations, and a choice of Paramount+ Essential or Peacock Premium. Walmart.com currently offers the first 30 days for $1; only one trial is allowed per customer, and it renews at full price unless you cancel.^{[1, 2, 3, 12]}

   1. Check first whether a card or phone plan you already have comes with a Walmart+ offer — Walmart names American Express Platinum and Business Gold, Optum OnePass, and Verizon's Tracfone and Straight Talk.
   2. Start the trial at walmart.com/plus and choose monthly or annual.
   3. If you keep it, the annual plan is the cheaper way to pay.

2. Students and benefit recipients: pay half for Walmart+

   $49 a year or $6.47 a monthSome effortCollege students; SNAP, WIC, Medicaid and other recipients

   Walmart+ Student and Walmart+ Assist cost $6.47 a month or $49 a year and include every Walmart+ benefit. Student is for people 18 or older enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program at a Title IV college in the US; Assist is for people on SNAP, WIC, Medicaid, SSI, TANF, TTANF, NSLP or LIHEAP. Eligibility is checked through SheerID and re-checked every year — if it fails, the plan renews at full price unless you cancel.^{[2, 3, 10]}

   1. Sign up through walmart.com/plus/student or the Walmart+ Assist page.
   2. Complete the SheerID check; new members who pass get a free 30-day trial.
   3. Already a full-price member? Switching cancels the old plan with a refund for the unused part.

3. Claim Walmart Cash offers before you buy

   Credit that never expiresLow effortAnyone with a Walmart.com account

   Eligible products show a Get Walmart Cash checkbox on Walmart.com and in the app. Claim the offer before you buy, and its value is added to your balance once the item is bought in store, picked up or delivered. Walmart Cash doesn't expire: spend it on later purchases, or cash it out at a store from a $25 balance. If you use a paper coupon on the same item, the coupon applies and the Walmart Cash offer doesn't.^[9]

   1. Find offers on the Walmart Cash page, in search results or on product pages, and tap Get Walmart Cash.
   2. In a store, scan the QR code at the register with the Walmart app.
   3. Forgot to scan? Scan your receipt barcode in the app within 7 days.

4. In a store, ask for the Walmart.com price

   The lower online priceSome effortIn-store shoppers

   Walmart's US stores match the price of the identical item advertised on Walmart.com, as long as it's in stock online — tell the associate at checkout. Rollbacks, clearance, Black Friday and other limited-time online deals don't count, nor do Marketplace sellers' prices or other Walmart stores, and it isn't offered in Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. Walmart doesn't match competitors' prices, in stores or online.^{[7, 8]}

5. Bring paper manufacturer coupons to the store

   The coupon's value off matching itemsSome effortIn-store shoppers who collect coupons

   Walmart stores take paper manufacturer coupons, including print-at-home ones, as long as they scan and haven't expired: one per item, up to 4 identical coupons per household per day, and any number of different coupons in one transaction. Coupons shown on a phone, competitors' coupons and double or triple coupons aren't accepted, and a coupon worth more than the item gives no cash back.^[7]

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who lists only codes the store makes public.

Walmart relies on everyday low prices rather than store-wide codes; the promo codes on walmart.com come from some Marketplace sellers, for select items, and work only when that seller's item is in your cart. We list a code only when Walmart.com shows it publicly.

1. An online price drop isn't refunded

   Walmart.com doesn't adjust the price of an item you've already bought if it later gets cheaper, and it won't match another store's price either.^[8]

2. Marketplace items follow the seller's rules

   Items sold by Marketplace sellers mostly have a 30-day return window, can carry restocking fees of up to 20% and their own shipping charges, and are mostly left out of Walmart+ free shipping. Check who the item is sold by before you add it to your cart.^{[1, 7]}

3. Trial members miss Early Access

   Early access to Black Friday and other sale events is for paid Walmart+ members. For the June 2026 Walmart Deals event, $1 trial members and free-trial Student and Assist members weren't eligible.^{[1, 14, 16]}

4. No receipt means a gift card

   Returns without a receipt need a government photo ID and are refunded to a Walmart gift card, and Walmart limits how many receipt-less returns one customer can make.^[7]

5. Returns take back Walmart Cash and coupon value

   Return an item you earned Walmart Cash on and that Walmart Cash is deducted — your balance can even go negative. A paper manufacturer coupon's value isn't included in the refund either.^{[7, 9]}