Bentonville, Arkansas-based Walmart and its InHome Delivery Service, which delivers groceries, is available as an optional add-on within Walmart+.
The previous two standalone memberships have partnered to bring all delivery capabilities into a single experience, allowing new and current members to choose the membership plan that appeals to them based on the type of delivery service they want.
Bringing InHome under the Walmart+ umbrella allows the company to complete all its membership needs in a single place – whether signing up for a 30-day Walmart+ trial, purchasing their membership or opting to “Plus Up” to InHome delivery.
“When Walmart+ members ask for something, we work around the clock to make it happen for them,” said Chris Cracchiolo, SVP and general manager of Walmart+. “Our members want options and a shopping experience that is easy to navigate and accommodates their individual needs, while saving them time and money – this is true now more than ever.”
Walmart is also launching InHome in several new markets including Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Dallas, Austin, San Jose and San Francisco, doubling the footprint where this service is available. InHome delivery allows customers to pick and choose where their groceries are delivered – anywhere from their doorstep to directly into the refrigerator.
Members of Walmart+’s $12.95 a month or $98 a year program can add unlimited fee-free and tip-free InHome delivery for an extra $7 a month or $40 per year. That is $138 annually for both, $10 less than previous annual pricing when Walmart+ and InHome were separate memberships.
New customers who sign up for both services will also get to enjoy the lower rate of the combined programs.
“We know how much InHome members love this service – they see the same familiar faces and build real relationships with our associates, who help them get through their busy weeks,” said Whitney Pegden, VP and general manager, InHome at Walmart.
“InHome has one of the highest customer experience ratings in the business, and now we’ve made it even easier to access in even more locations as we grow to reach more than 30 million households by the end of the year.”
Walmart’s e-commerce sales grew by 38 percent over the last two years. Additionally, the retailer is ramping up delivery slot capacity by 35 percent this year to meet growing demand and continues to expand to new markets..
For more information about InHome, visit inhome.walmart.com.
