BJ’s Wholesale Membership Drops to $15, Saves 75%

BJ’s Wholesale Membership Drops to $15, Saves 75%

> At a Glance

> – New members can join BJ’s Wholesale Club for only $15 instead of the usual $60

> – The 75% discount is available through StackSocial for a limited time

> – Membership unlocks year-round savings on groceries, electronics, and household essentials

> – Why it matters: A single shopping trip can recoup the $15 fee, making this a low-risk way to cut grocery bills

A fresh deal on StackSocial slashes the cost of a BJ’s Wholesale Club membership from $60 to just $15, giving budget-minded shoppers an easy win for their New Year savings goals.

How the Deal Works

The promotion is open only to first-time members. After purchase, buyers receive a digital voucher redeemable for a full 12-month BJ’s membership at any club location.

StackSocial has run similar offers before, but the price usually hovers around $20. Dropping to $15 marks the lowest point Daniel J. Whitman at News Of Los Angeles has seen.

What You Get

BJ’s operates like Costco or Sam’s Club: pay an annual fee, then shop in bulk at reduced prices. Popular categories include:

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  • Groceries and fresh produce
  • Electronics and small appliances
  • Household cleaning supplies
  • Gasoline (at most locations)

Regular visits quickly offset the membership cost. Many shoppers report saving the $15 fee in a single trip on milk, meat, or pantry staples.

Who Qualifies

  • Must be a new BJ’s member (previous or lapsed memberships disqualify you)
  • Valid at any BJ’s club nationwide
  • Digital voucher must be redeemed within the promotional window

Existing members are out of luck, but the standard $60 rate still pays for itself if you visit monthly.

Key Takeaways

  • $15 membership saves you $45 off the regular $60 price
  • Deal is live for a limited time on StackSocial
  • New members only-no renewals or reactivations
  • One well-planned shopping trip can recover the entire fee

Act fast if a BJ’s location is nearby; discounts this steep rarely stick around.

Author

  • My name is Daniel J. Whitman, and I’m a Los Angeles–based journalist specializing in weather, climate, and environmental news.

    Daniel J. Whitman reports on transportation, infrastructure, and urban development for News of Los Angeles. A former Daily Bruin reporter, he’s known for investigative stories that explain how transit and housing decisions shape daily life across LA neighborhoods.

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