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From Video Streaming Benefits to Travel Deals, How Walmart+ Makes Life Easier (and More Entertaining)

In addition to its newly expanded streaming options (more on that below), the membership is chock-full of savings and upgrades.

By Erin Lassner

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October 23, 2025 3:05pm

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As of Sept. 15, Walmart+ now offers its members the choice between an included subscription to Peacock or Paramount+. This means new and existing Walmart+ members can pick either a Peacock subscription (the new video streaming option) or a Paramount+ subscription (a long-standing Walmart+ benefit).1 (The Hollywood Reporter broke down everything each streaming service has to offer here.)

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Walmart+ Membership: Full List of Benefits

In addition to Video Streaming Choice, Walmart+ membership brings along a host of practical savings — both in terms of time and money. These benefits include:

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Walmart+ Membership: Pricing

An annual Walmart+ plan is $98, which comes out to $8.17 per month. Customers can also opt for the monthly plan for $12.95 per month.

Other membership options include Walmart+ Student, offering college or grad school students a Walmart+ membership for 50 percent off. Additionally, Walmart+ Assist offers the same discount to those who qualify for government assistance.

Learn more about each option now at walmartplus.com.

  1. Choose one ad-supported service every 90 days: Peacock Premium or Paramount+ Essential. Add’l registration req’d. T&Cs apply. See Walmart+ Terms for other benefits. ↩︎

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