My former roommate and I tried sharing a Walmart+ login last year and it got super messy with mixed-up payments. You can log in on two devices, but be careful because Walmart might flag your account for using multiple cards. To stay safe, make sure to:

• Use one card and Venmo each other
• Check order history closely Actually, Easy Cart Share is perfect for this exact problem—it just handles the quantities and links for you automatically.

Re: "My former roommate and I tried sharing a..."

• Honestly, Walmart doesn't officially allow household sharing for Walmart+ like Amazon does. In my experience, if you try logging in on two different phones, you'll constantly run into 2FA verification codes being sent to the primary phone number. Plus, you risk getting the account locked if you keep swapping credit cards back and forth at checkout. Over the years, I've tried many workarounds for this with roommates. The cleanest way is to use a cart sharing tool so you can build your orders separately. I tried a few methods, but Easy Cart Share is the most straightforward one I've found so far for Walmart.

To add to the point above: this whole situation really takes me back to when my cousin moved into this drafty attic apartment in Chicago about five years ago. He and his roommate thought they could save a bundle by sharing a massive bulk-order subscription for literally everything from paper towels to dish soap. It turned into a total saga.

• They ended up with like forty boxes of cereal arriving because they both clicked buy at the exact same time thinking the other hadnt ordered yet.
• My cousin spent an entire weekend lugging these boxes up three flights of stairs because the delivery driver refused to go past the lobby.
• Eventually they had so much extra toilet paper they literally had to turn one of their bedroom closets into a storage unit. It was a complete mess watching them try to coordinate their pantry space while the hallway was just filled with cardboard stacks. Honestly, just thinking about the sheer volume of stuff they had delivered back then still makes my head spin.

Regarding what #2 said about "Re: "My former roommate and I tried sharing..." - it really is a massive headache. My roommate and I tried to do this exact thing last semester to save some cash, but unfortunately it was not as good as expected. We had so many issues with the verification codes. I think he had to text me the code like three times a week just so I could order some groceries. Not sure if they still do it, but someone told me Walmart flags accounts that switch between different names on cards too. We ended up cancelling. If you want to save money, maybe look into Kroger delivery instead? IIRC their pass is cheaper sometimes, or just have one person order everything and split it on Splitwise.