In a move that could be monumental for the two brands, Walmart+ will now offer Burger King discounts as a new perk.
The two companies anticipate this partnership will increase value for customers ten-fold.
Here’s what you need to know about the new deal…
Walmart+ And Burger King: Changing The Game
On August 22nd, Walmart announced that Walmart+ subscribers will get…
“An exclusive dining benefit” with the fast food brand, Burger King.
The collaboration will give subscribers access to 25% off of any order made through the Burger King app. To make the deal even sweeter (or beefier?)…
WALMART+ MEMBERS WILL ALSO RECEIVE A FREE WHOPPER ONCE EVERY THREE MONTHS.
Walmart+ has long been working to give its members more value with their subscriptions, with a growing list of benefits:
- Gas Discounts
- Free Paramount+ subscription
- Free shipping and Delivery
Analysts have applauded this move for being both mutually beneficial and increasing competition in the retail and fast food sectors.
With more benefits and perks, Walmart+ positions itself as a stronger competitor to Amazon Prime. While Walmart has been dominating the retail game, keeping its revenue up when shoppers are getting more picky…
It still has to put up a good fight against Amazon Prime’s reach.
As for Burger King, fast food chains have been competing for months to give customers the best value deal…
So this new partnership might work in the King’s favor.
Stiff Competition
Ultimately, Walmart+ and Burger King seem to have hit the jackpot while working together…
Let’s see if their competitors can catch up.
Be Great,
GCTV Staff
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