Specialty Pizza
Classic Cheese Pizza
The baseline against which every other pizza on the menu is priced. Sauce, mozzarella, crust — nothing to hide behind.
$8.99
200 cal
- 2026 prices
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Domino's menu prices 2026
Check the price before you order.
Every Domino's menu item with its estimated price by size, the deal types that actually lower your total, food photos and ordering tips — a large cheese pizza is about $14.99. Page updated October 12, 2026.
- Menu items
- 20
- Deal types
- 12
- Pizzas from
- $8.99
Prices at a glance
Domino's menu prices for October 2026
Prices on this site are our estimates of typical Domino's pricing. They have not been checked against a particular store, and Domino's stores are mostly franchises that set their own prices — so treat them as a guide for comparing items, and confirm the real total at checkout.
Domino's price ranges by section
Lowest to highest estimated price across every size, for all 20 items on this page.
- Pizzas$8.99 – $22.99
- Sides$6.49 – $12.99
- Chicken$8.99 – $16.99
- Pasta & sandwiches$8.49 – $8.99
- Desserts$5.49 – $5.99
- Drinks$2.29 – $3.49
- $14.99Large cheese pizza
- $16.49Large pepperoni pizza
- $13.49Medium pepperoni pizza
- $20.49Large meat lover’s pizza
Domino's pizza prices by size
Sizes are 10″ small, 12″ medium, 14″ large and 16″ extra large. Calories are per slice of a large. Pan crust stops at large because the pans come in fixed sizes.
| Item | Small | Medium | Large | X-Large | Cal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Specialty Pizza | |||||
| Classic Cheese Pizza | $8.99 | $11.99 | $14.99 | $17.49 | 200 |
| Pepperoni Pizza | $10.49 | $13.49 | $16.49 | $18.99 | 230 |
| Loaded Supreme Pizza | $13.99 | $16.99 | $19.49 | $21.99 | 260 |
| Meat Lover's Pizza | $14.99 | $17.99 | $20.49 | $22.99 | 310 |
| Veggie Garden Pizza | $13.49 | $16.49 | $18.99 | $21.49 | 200 |
| BBQ Chicken Pizza | $14.49 | $17.49 | $19.99 | $22.49 | 250 |
| Buffalo Chicken Pizza | $14.49 | $17.49 | $19.99 | $22.49 | 245 |
| Build Your Own | |||||
| Hand-Tossed Build Your Own | $8.99 | $11.99 | $14.99 | $17.49 | 200 |
| Thin Crust Build Your Own | $8.99 | $11.99 | $14.99 | $17.49 | 140 |
| Pan Pizza Build Your Own | $10.49 | $13.49 | $16.49 | — | 280 |
Sides, chicken, pasta, desserts and drinks
Calories are per piece or per serving — the exact basis is listed on each item’s own page.
| Item | Sizes & prices | Cal |
|---|---|---|
| Sides | ||
| Garlic Parmesan Breadsticks | Regular $6.49·Large $9.99 | 140 |
| Cheesy Bread | Regular $8.49·Large $12.99 | 175 |
| Chicken | ||
| Boneless Chicken Bites | Regular $8.99·Large $15.49 | 60 |
| Chicken Wings | Regular $9.49·Large $16.99 | 90 |
| Pasta & Sandwiches | ||
| Chicken Alfredo Pasta | Single serving $8.99 | 620 |
| Italian Sub Sandwich | Regular $8.49 | 700 |
| Desserts | ||
| Chocolate Lava Cake | Two cakes $5.99 | 400 |
| Cinnamon Twists | Regular $5.49 | 130 |
| Drinks | ||
| Two-Litre Soda Bottle | 2 litre $3.49 | 100 |
| Bottled Water & Juice | Bottled water $2.29·Bottled juice $2.79·Bottled soda $2.79 | 0 |
Estimated prices, not checked against a store. Your store’s prices will differ — confirm at checkout.
Our analysis
Which pizza size is the best value?
Pizza is sold by diameter but eaten by area, and the two don't scale together. We divided each price by the size of the pizza. The result: a 16-inch extra large costs about 29% less per square inch than a 10-inch small.
| Size | Area | Price | Per sq inch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small10″ | 79 sq in | $10.49 | 13.4¢ |
| Medium12″ | 113 sq in | $13.49 | 11.9¢ |
| Large14″ | 154 sq in | $16.49 | 10.7¢ |
| Extra Large16″ | 201 sq in | $18.99 | 9.4¢best |
+36%
more pizza in a 14″ large than a 12″ medium, for $3.00 more at menu price.
The rule that follows
Need more pizza? Size up first, and add a second pizza only once you’ve run out of sizes — unless a deal prices two mediums close to one large, which flips the maths.
Based on estimated pepperoni pizza prices, hand-tossed crust. Other pizzas follow the same pattern.
Menu & prices
Most-ordered Domino's items and what they cost
Prices by size, calories and allergens on every item — plus an honest note on whether it is worth ordering at menu price or only inside a deal.
Estimated prices, not checked against a store. Your store’s prices will differ — confirm at checkout.
Specialty Pizza
Pepperoni Pizza
The most-ordered pizza in the country, and the item most deals are built around. One topping, endlessly reliable.
$10.49
230 cal
Specialty Pizza
Meat Lover's Pizza
Four or five meats on one base. The heaviest item on the pizza menu and priced accordingly.
$14.99
310 cal
Build Your Own
Hand-Tossed Build Your Own
The default crust and the most flexible item on the menu. Start from cheese, add what you want, watch the price move.
$8.99
200 cal
Save money
How to pay less for Domino's: 5 steps
Ordered by how much each typically saves. None of them need a coupon code — they are about which buttons you press, and in what order.
- 1
Switch to carryout before you build the order
No delivery fee, no tip, and access to flat-rate carryout offers that never show in delivery mode. Commonly $8–12 off a single-pizza order.
Carryout vs delivery, worked out - 2
Start from a deal tile, not the menu
Mix & Match and bundle prices only apply when you build from the deal. Starting from the menu charges per-topping rates the deal would have covered.
The Mix & Match deal explained - 3
Size up before you add a second pizza
A large is about 36% more pizza than a medium for a few dollars more. Adding a second medium costs a whole pizza.
Large vs medium: the maths - 4
Drop the drinks and check the fees line
Bottled drinks carry roughly double supermarket prices, and the delivery fee is not a tip — read the itemised total before you pay.
Where the delivery fee goes - 5
Sign in every time, even for carryout
Loyalty points only attach to signed-in orders and are rarely added retroactively. Six qualifying orders is typically one free pizza.
What rewards points are worth
Coupons & deals
Domino's deal types worth knowing
Promotions rotate constantly. The structures underneath them barely change from year to year, and once you can recognise which one you are looking at, judging it takes about ten seconds.
Bundle
$6.99 each
Mix & Match: pick any two menu items
The workhorse deal of the pizza world. Choose two or more qualifying items — a medium two-topping pizza, a pasta, a sandwich, a side — and each one drops to a flat price instead of its normal menu price.
Carryout
$7.99
Carryout large pizza, any toppings
A flat price on a large pizza when you collect it yourself. Because there is no driver, no delivery fee and no tip involved, this is almost always the cheapest way to buy a single large pizza.
Delivery
$9.99
Large three-topping pizza, delivery included
A middle-ground offer for people who want delivery but not a full bundle. You get a large pizza with up to three toppings at a fixed price; fees and tip are still added on top.
Bundle
$29.99
Family bundle: two large pizzas plus two sides
Aimed at four to six people. Two large pizzas, a bread side and a two-litre drink for one price. Works out cheapest per head when everyone will actually eat two or three slices.
Money-saving guides
Where the money actually goes
Long-form guides on the decisions that change what you pay — carryout versus delivery, sizes, toppings, tips and rewards — each worked through with the arithmetic shown.
Saving Money
The Best Pizza Deals Right Now (and How to Tell)
Deals are designed to look bigger than they are. Here is how to read them properly, plus the offer types that consistently deliver real value.
5 min read
Comparisons
Carryout vs Delivery: The Real Cost Difference, Worked Out
Everyone knows carryout is cheaper. Almost nobody knows by how much, or at what driving distance the saving stops being worth it. We did the arithmetic.
6 min read
Saving Money
How to Save Money on Pizza Delivery: 11 Tactics
Most advice about saving money on pizza is either obvious or wrong. Here are the eleven things that genuinely move the total, ranked by how much they save.
6 min read
Ordering
What the Pizza Tracker Is Actually Telling You
The tracker is a real status display for part of the process and an estimate for the rest. Knowing which stage is which explains most of its inaccuracy.
6 min read
How we work
Where our numbers come from
- Honest about the prices. Prices on this site are our estimates of typical Domino's pricing. They have not been checked against a particular store, and Domino's stores are mostly franchises that set their own prices — so treat them as a guide for comparing items, and confirm the real total at checkout.
- Working shown. If a figure can’t be shown with its arithmetic — like the price-per-inch table above — it doesn’t get published as fact.
- Corrections welcome. Seen a different price at your store? Tell us — we update the page when a report holds up.
- No commission. The site is ad-supported. We earn nothing from what you order, so bigger baskets don’t pay us more.
The team
Who checks every price and guide
Amna SadamCo-FounderOversees the site end to end — what gets published and how corrections are handled. Her standing rule for this site: show the working behind every figure, and say plainly when a number is an estimate.
Maha IqbalContent LeadReviews and edits every guide before it goes live, and labels calorie, allergen and price figures as estimates wherever they have not been confirmed.
Questions
Domino's prices and deals: FAQ
The questions people ask most about what Domino's costs — plus what this site is, and how it pays for itself.
A large cheese pizza is around $14.99 at menu price by our estimate, and a large pepperoni around $16.49. On a flat-rate carryout offer the same large pizza commonly drops to about $7.99, which is why the offer you order under matters more than the item you choose. These are estimates — franchise stores set their own prices, so confirm the total at official checkout.
Collect it yourself. Carryout removes the delivery fee and the tip, and it unlocks flat-rate offers that do not exist in delivery mode. Together that is commonly eight to twelve dollars on a single-pizza order. The next biggest saving is ordering from a bundle rather than the standard menu, then dropping the drinks, which carry roughly double supermarket prices.
The extra large. Using our example pepperoni prices, a 10-inch small works out at about 13.4 cents per square inch, a 14-inch large at 10.7 cents and a 16-inch extra large at 9.4 cents — roughly 29% cheaper per bite than the small. Every step up the size ladder lowers the unit cost, so size up before adding a second pizza.
No. Most stores are run by independent franchisees who set their own menu prices, hours, delivery zones and promotional participation. Two stores a few miles apart can charge different amounts for the same pizza and show different deals. That is why every price on this site is labelled as an example rather than a quotation.
Yes, and by more than most people expect. The gap is three separate charges pointing the same way: the delivery fee, the tip, and the higher price the pizza itself carries in delivery mode. On one large pizza that adds up to roughly nine dollars in our worked example. The saving shrinks in percentage terms on a large multi-item order.
Typed codes have largely been replaced by deal tiles that apply automatically once your basket qualifies. Codes still exist for targeted and email promotions, but most of what circulates on coupon aggregator sites is expired. The reliable place to look is your own store deals page after entering your address, because franchisees opt into promotions individually.
Two to three adults as a meal, or four when there are sides on the table. A large is cut into eight slices, and the planning number that holds up is three slices per adult when pizza is the whole meal and two when it is not.
No. We are an independent guide with no affiliation to Domino's. We do not take orders, we cannot access your account, and we are not able to resolve problems with an order. For anything transactional you need the official site or app.
Prices on this site are our estimates of typical Domino's pricing. They have not been checked against a particular store, and Domino's stores are mostly franchises that set their own prices — so treat them as a guide for comparing items, and confirm the real total at checkout.
Prices are reviewed on a rolling schedule and every page carries a visible last-updated date. Deal structures change less often than the promotions built on top of them, which is why our guides explain the structures rather than chasing individual offers.
Yes — through display advertising. Advertisers have no involvement in what we write, and we do not receive commission on anything you order, which means we have no reason to push you toward a more expensive basket.
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Last updated: October 2026