How to Get Free Grocery Delivery at Walmart, Amazon Fresh, and More

Now let me start this post by putting out a clear disclaimer: no store or service offers completely free grocery delivery service. There's always a catch. You either need to hit a certain shopping cart minimum, sign up for a free trial, or already be a member of a store loyalty program.

That said, you can still find workarounds and get free grocery delivery in a few ways. Learn more about our tips on getting free Walmart grocery delivery, how to score free DoorDash delivery and more below.

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How can I get free delivery from Walmart?

Walmart+ members can get unlimited free delivery from their local Walmart anytime, no matter how big or small the order was.

But if you're not a Walmart+ member, you can still get free grocery delivery if your order totals out to $35 or more. To get the most out of this offer, wait until your grocery list piles up with a few items so you don't have to pay for shipping. Otherwise, you'll have to pay $7.95 to $9.95 for shipping.

In-store pickup is also always free, but it's not the most convenient option.

And, for a limited time, you can get $10 off your first grocery order of $50 or more when you use code "WOWFRESH."

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Do I get free grocery delivery with Amazon Prime?

Yes, but there's a caveat. Amazon Prime members get free delivery on Amazon Fresh orders — if and only if you meet the free delivery minimum of $100. Yep, you read that right. Amazon Fresh used to offer free delivery on Prime orders over $35, but that changed in 2023. Amazon hasn't really given an explanation to this change.

While it's a bigger minimum, we see this offer being most helpful when you're hosting a large dinner or party. Paper plates, napkins, drinks, and groceries do add up, and getting items delivered to you gives you more time to plan the rest of the night.

Does Target offer free grocery delivery?

Any orders over $35 can be delivered to your home for free, similar to Walmart. Additionally, any orders made with a Target RedCard are eligible for free standard shipping. Otherwise, you'll have to pay a $5.99 flat fee for shipping.

Free trial offer: Target exclusively uses Shipt for their same-day grocery delivery. The service gives you the option for a four-week free trial, giving you free delivery on orders $35 and more. After your trial is over, you can pay $9.99 for each delivery or an annual non-refundable fee of $99. Keep in mind that you can still stack 5% off your entire purchase RedCard savings with separate Circle offers, but you won’t get the standard 1% off your purchase from using Circle. You’ll only get the 5% off if you shop directly through the Target app, not through the Shipt app.

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Is there free delivery on DoorDash?

For DashPass members, yes. With DashPass, you get completely free delivery on orders of $12 or more. If you're not familiar, DoorDash’s DashPass is a $9.99 subscription that caters to shoppers who DoorDash frequently. It's a service that's worth it if you use DoorDash at least twice a month.

And if you want to try DashPass for free, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial and experience the free delivery perks for a month. Then, you can cancel at any point by going to your account settings and clicking “Manage DashPass.”

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Does ALDI deliver to your home for free?

ALDI stores use Instacart as their grocery delivery service. Instacart charges a $3.99 fee for each delivery, and a 5% tip on top of that. New Instacart users can get their first two weeks’ delivery fees waived. However, your order must be at least $35 with five different unique items.

Do any stores or services offer free grocery delivery on your first order?

Giant Eagle, Instacart, and Shipt all advertise free shipping on orders for first-time users. The order minimum varies, but they're all worth checking out at least once in case you're considering a consistent grocery delivery service.