Save $50 on Shipt membership: Grocery delivery deal ends March 1
Grocery shopping could get easier for much less, but you have limited time to make it happen. Act fast to secure year-long savings.
Shipt is offering 50% off its annual membership through Saturday, March 1. Rather than paying the usual $99.99, you can get access to these exclusive perks for only $49.99.
Membership benefits:
- $0 delivery fee on orders of $35 or more
- Unlimited same-day deliveries
- Add favorite shoppers
- Exclusive deals
- Add special requests to orders
- Schedule delivery on your terms
- Set dietary preferences and get personalized food suggestions
- Cancel any time without penalties or fees
Shipt annual membership
Get the Shipt annual membership at only $49 through March 1.
Reap the rewards almost instantly with a member appreciation event scheduled for March 2-8 that includes discounts at select stores.
Once the year is up, the annual membership will renew at the then-standard membership rate. Offer is subject to Shipt Promotion Terms and Conditions.
This membership usually totals to 27 cents a day at its regular cost, but this deal makes it the 13-cent daily solution for your grocery shopping woes. Sign up today, to make your errands easier before the deal disappears.
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