Walmart+ costs $89 per year or $8.97 per month, plus applicable taxes. Current listed benefits include same-day delivery on eligible orders over $35, free shipping on eligible Walmart.ca orders with no minimum, and a Crave Standard with Ads subscription. Delivery and shipping eligibility vary by address and order; check the current terms before subscribing.
To estimate delivery-fee savings, use the fee shown at your own checkout and compare it with the annual membership cost. The basic break-even is annual price divided by the delivery fee you would otherwise pay. This estimate does not assign a dollar value to Crave, shipping, Express delivery savings, tips, or other costs.
The membership may be useful if delivery makes shopping easier, reduces travel, or helps you stick to a list. Compare the available delivery windows, order minimums, tips, and product availability with pickup or in-store shopping in your area.
Worth It If You...
- Households that use delivery or shipping often enough to justify the annual fee
- Parents with young kids who canโt easily get to the store
- People with long shopping trips whose address is eligible for delivery
- People who value included Crave and eligible shipping benefits
- Shoppers who tend to overspend in-store and do better with a pre-made list
Skip It If You...
- People who genuinely enjoy in-store grocery shopping
- Those who order from Walmart less than once a month
- People whose local delivery service or order total is not eligible
Pros
- +Eligible same-day delivery on orders over $35
- +Free shipping on eligible Walmart.ca orders with no minimum
- +Crave Standard with Ads included at the time of review
- +Annual and monthly plans available
Cons
- โAnnual price is paid before delivery savings accrue
- โSame-day delivery requires an eligible order over $35
- โDelivery and shipping availability varies by address and item
- โTips, Express fees, and other charges may still apply
- โMonthly membership costs more over a full year than the annual plan
The Bottom Line
Compare the annual fee with delivery charges you would actually pay, then factor in whether you will use the included shipping and Crave benefits.
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