Sam's Club is a membership-only retail warehouse club owned and operated by Walmart Inc. Founded in 1983 by Sam Walton in Midwest City, Oklahoma, it has grown to serve millions of members across the United States and in several international locations. Sam's Club provides a wide range of merchandise, including groceries, electronics, home furnishings, and health and wellness products, often in bulk sizes and at discounted prices compared to traditional retail outlets. Membership types vary, offering options for both individuals and businesses, each designed to meet the specific needs of its members. The club is known for its value-packed services such as cheap gas, free health screenings, and the ability to buy in bulk, making it a popular choice for families and small business owners looking to maximize their spending power. Through its focus on low prices, exclusive member services, and a broad product assortment, Sam's Club has established itself as a key player in the warehouse club segment, competing directly with other wholesale retailers such as Costco.