You Can Sign up for a Year’s Subscription to BJ’s for Just $15 Right Now.
The BJ’s Wholesale Buyers Club isn’t just about giant bottles of ketchup and 40-roll packs of toilet paper, although you’re sure to find those, too. If you’re considering joining the Wholesale Buyers Club, an annual membership card with the BJ’s Easy Renewal feature is on sale on StackSocial for just $15 instead of the usual $60. It’s available only to new members, and you’ll receive a redemption code to activate your membership directly on the official BJ’s website. It’s a great option if you have a large family, dream of a well-stocked pantry, or simply enjoy saving on groceries, gas, and everyday items.
The benefits become apparent pretty quickly. BJ’s claims savings of up to 25% compared to regular grocery stores, and this applies to a wide selection: fruits and vegetables, meat, deli items, cleaning supplies, as well as appliances, toys, clothing, and even furniture. However, their fuel incentives are perhaps the real mystery. When you fuel up with BJ’s Gas, you can earn additional discounts through the Fuel Saver Program, which rewards you for purchasing certain items in-store. And if you don’t fancy browsing the aisles, the app offers curbside pickup or same-day delivery in certain areas, and you can clip digital coupons that are automatically applied at checkout. It’s not flashy, but it’s effective.
The only caveat: you’re automatically enrolled in the BJ Easy Renewal program, meaning you’ll be charged the full price (regardless of next year’s cost) when your discounted membership expires. You can cancel your subscription before this date, but you’ll need to keep track of your renewal date or set a reminder to avoid forgetting. This offer is only available to new subscribers; it doesn’t apply to current or recently departed members.
If you’ve never been a BJ’s member before and want to try it without paying full price, this offer is a great way to sign up. And at just $15, the savings are enough to cover the cost of just one or two grocery shopping trips.