Groupon has brought back their , which come around a few times per year and offers a deeply-discounted membership. There are two options.
The $25 option includes:
- 12-month Sam’s Club membership (retail $45)
- Household member card
- $25 discount off first in-club purchase of $25+. (Total must be $25 pre-tax.)
So as long as you buy $25 of stuff at Sam’s Club, your net cost is effectively free ($25 minus $25).
The $25 offer automatically loads to your membership account and it will discount your first in-club purchase of $25 or more. Redeem within 60 days after joining. Offer only works in club on a register or by using Scan & Go on the Sam’s Club app. When you check out, the discount appears between the list of purchased items and the subtotal amount. It will be referenced as “INST SV.” Purchases of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, milk, fuel, pharmacy, gift cards, memberships or shipping costs are not included in this offer. Other restrictions may apply.
The $55 option includes Sam’s Club Plus Membership (Retail Value is $100):
- 12-month Club membership + 1 Free Complimentary Membership
- 2% Sams Cash on qualifying in-club purchases**
- Free shipping. Exclusions apply.
- Free curbside pickup.
- Early shopping hours starting 8 a.m. Hours may vary by club.
This deal is for new memberships only, as defined as follows:
Not valid for membership renewals, for those with a current membership, or those who were Sam’s Club members less than 6 months prior to January 11th, 2022.
Some folks like to rotate a year with Sam’s Club and a year with Costco or BJ’s Warehouse, as both usually offer new member deals regularly.
Save even more on your Groupon with a cashback shopping portal. Many offer new customers bonuses if you make a qualifying purchase, including ($10 bonus), ($10 bonus), ($30 bonus currently, varies), (varies), and ($10 bonus). So you could sign-up and stack this Groupon to trigger the bonus. I have cashed out of all of these in the last 12 months.
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