What are the best browser extensions for saving at Walmart online?

Question

Which browser extensions are actually worth using for Walmart online right now? Im moving into a new place in Philly next week and my budget for cleaning supplies and a floor lamp is strictly $200 but the cart is already way over that.

I did some digging and saw Capital One Shopping and Honey mentioned a lot but honestly the reviews are all over the place some people say Honey never finds working codes for Walmart anymore and I tried it and it just sat there spinning. Then I heard Ibotta is better for grocery stuff but I need household items. Is there one that actually works for stuff like lamps or am I just wasting my time?

Corles Stehlik · Accepted Answer

Omg I am literally in the exact same boat!! I hate to disagree but honestly none of those extensions worked for me lately. I've been scouring the web for a lamp for my studio for weeks and it's amazing how hard this is:Cart is way over budgetEvery code is a dudBeen stuck for weeks I've been using PriceDropCatch for a while now and it's saved me a decent amount on groceries and electronics.

lwhuqujroo · Answer

You might want to consider Capital One Shopping for its rewards credits, though be careful relying on it for actual promo codes since Walmart rarely offers them. I would suggest comparing that with Ibotta. While Ibotta is known for groceries, it often provides better cash back rates for home goods like lamps. Make sure to activate the offer before checkout to ensure it tracks properly.

ljmhtielqx · Answer

Ngl Walmart codes are basically unicorns but dont give up!! Since youre on a strict budget for the new place, try these instead:

Rakuten is fantastic for big stuff like lamps because the cash back adds up fast.

CouponBirds usually finds those elusive deals Honey misses, seriously a lifesaver.

Use a price tracker to see if that lamp was cheaper last week... you might save 20 bucks just by waiting a day!! You got this!!