Walmart adds InHome delivery as membership option Walmart Inc. said Wednesday that access to its InHome Delivery Service is now an add-on option to its Walmart membership program. Each was previously its own separate program. It will cost users $7 per month or $40 annually to add InHome to Walmart , bringing the total to $138 per year for both. "InHome has one of the highest customer experience ratings in the business," said Whitney Pegden, vice president and general manager of InHome, in a blog post. The service allows Walmart deliveries to arrive not just in people''s homes, but in their pantries and refrigerators. Walmart is adding InHome service to five new markets: Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Dallas, Austin, San Jose and San Francisco. The news also comes on the day that Kirkland''s Inc. announced a partnership with Ryder System Inc. to add an in-home delivery option on select items. Walmart stock has tumbled nearly 14% for the year to date. Market Pulse Stories are Rapid-fire, short news bursts on stocks and markets as they move. Visit MarketWatch.