
Major retailers are always looking for ways to increase their market share, and subscription shopping services are one way they accomplish this goal. Some commonly used services have even become household names that families rely on, including Amazon Prime and Walmart+.
Both subscriptions help people get the items they need without having to constantly head out to the store, and they come with other benefits that can make their annual fees worth it in the long run. But, which of these subscription services should you go with?
Here are the differences between Amazon Prime and Walmart+, as well as which perks each service offers and how they compare in terms of cost.
Walmart+ and Amazon Prime overviews
Both Walmart+ and Amazon Prime offer free delivery on eligible purchases including groceries, plus a range of entertainment options and additional benefits. Both programs also include discounts on a number of different products and services.
The chart below provides an overview of both programs and the main benefits they include.
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Cost | $12.95 per month or $98 per year | $14.99 per month or $139 per year |
Delivery benefits | Free delivery as soon as the same day for orders of $35 or more |
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Entertainment benefits | Paramount+ Essential plan included | Access to Prime Video, Prime Video channels, Prime Music, FreeTime Unlimited game options, Prime Gaming content, photo storage and more |
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