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Burger King Royal Perks members get Walmart+ for $7.77 a month through Sept. 25

Burger King Royal Perks members get Walmart+ for $7.77 a month, a 40% off deal through Sept. 25.

By mitch·3 min read
A Burger King billboard with a Walmart+ logo and smartphone showing a promotional streaming deal.

Burger King Royal Perks members can now get Walmart+ for $7.77 a month instead of $12.95. The offer runs through Sept. 25 and is the strangest streaming deal of the year.

The $7.77 Offer

New Walmart+ members who sign up through Burger King’s Royal Perks program pay $7.77 a month for a full year, down from the usual $12.95 — a 40% discount. That is about half the cost of Amazon Prime, which charges $12.95 a month, though the comparison is a bit lazy — Amazon Prime is a different service with different benefits. The catch: the deal only works for new Walmart+ members.

How to Claim It

First, join Royal Perks on the Burger King website or app with a valid email address. Once logged in, link your account to Walmart+ and claim the offer — the promo code applies automatically, so you never see the full $12.95 charge. The deal ends Sept. 25.

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Why Peacock Is the Real Draw

Walmart+ includes free access to either Paramount+ or Peacock, switchable every 90 days. Peacock is the better choice, since Peacock Premium with ads costs $12.99 a month — paying $7.77 instead is a steal. Peacock has a lot of content, including recent releases and some original programming, and the deal effectively turns a $12.99 monthly fee into a $7.77 one.

What Else Is in the Deal

Walmart+ also offers free next-day and two-day shipping, free same-day delivery on orders over $35, gas savings, early access to major sales, in-store perks, and more. The shipping alone is worth the price for most shoppers, but the streaming bonus is what makes this a clever hack.

The Deal’s Limits

The deal is only for new Walmart+ members — if you are already paying the full $12.95, you cannot use this route. You also cannot switch your streaming benefit more often than every 90 days. The deal is limited to Royal Perks members, so you have to sign up for Burger King’s rewards program first — which is free, but one more step.

Christina Buff on the Deal

Christina Buff, the Nashville-based writer who reported the deal, covers shopping with a splash of entertainment. She has a B.S. in Business Communication from Stevenson University and has written press releases, blogged for celebrities, and covered news, politics, women’s lifestyle, fashion, beauty, and everything in between.

When she is not writing, she enjoys live music, studies human design, and embroiders and upcycles clothes. You can follow her on Instagram at @touchinfinity.

The Verdict

This is a clever hack: you pay $7.77 a month for a service that would normally cost $12.95, and get Peacock for less than it costs on its own. The only real bummer is the 90-day streaming switch limit, which means you have to plan your viewing around it.

The deal is live now and ends Sept. 25. If you have been curious about Walmart+, this is the simplest way to try it — sign up through Burger King, get the $7.77 rate, and you are in.

Key facts box:
– Walmart+ monthly rate: $7.77 ($40% off the usual $12.95)
– Offer available through Sept. 25
– Deal limited to new Walmart+ members
– Streaming switch window: every 90 days
– Peacock Premium with ads: $12.99 a month

Comparison table:

Service Monthly cost Streaming included Other perks
Walmart+ via Royal Perks $7.77 ($40% off) Peacock or Paramount+ Shipping, gas savings, sales access
Amazon Prime $12.95 None Shipping, streaming, cloud storage
Peacock Premium $12.99 None Streaming only

This is the part worth watching. The deal is a real one, but it is limited, and it is only available for a few more weeks. If you want it, the time to act is now.

Source material: “Burger King Royal Perks members get Walmart+ for 40% off: How to claim this clever Peacock hack,” Mashable.

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