About Slice & Save
We are a small independent publisher writing about what chain pizza costs and how to pay less for it. Not affiliated with any pizza company, not paid by one, and not interested in pretending a deal is better than it is.
Last updated: October 2026
Why this site exists
Ordering chain pizza online is full of small decisions that change the total: carryout or delivery, the deal tile or the menu, a large or two mediums, which item goes into a flat-price slot, and what the delivery fee actually covers. None of it is secret, but none of it is explained in one place either.
Slice & Save is run by Amna Sadam and Maha Iqbal. We write plain explanations of those decisions and show the arithmetic behind each one, so you can see for yourself why one way of ordering the same food costs less than another.
None of that is hidden, exactly. It is just not explained anywhere, because the people who could explain it have no reason to. That gap is what this site is for.
What we publish
Three things, essentially. Estimated prices for every item on the menu, with sizes, calories and allergens. Explanations of how each deal structure works — what qualifies, what is excluded, and which item to put in the slot. And long-form guides on the decisions that change what you pay: crust choice, pizza size, tipping, rewards, when carryout stops being worth the drive.
How we handle prices
This is the part we want to be precise about, because it is where a site like this can most easily mislead.
Chain pizza stores are mostly franchises, and franchisees set their own prices. There is no single national price for a large pepperoni pizza. 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. They are useful for comparison — is a large better value than a medium, does a specialty pizza beat four toppings, what does a side really add to the total — but they are not a quotation for your store.
That is why every price on this site carries the same caveat, and why we would rather repeat it too often than let someone assume we are quoting their local store.
How we make money
Display advertising, served by Google. That is the whole model. We do not run affiliate links, we do not receive commission on anything you order, and we are not paid to feature any brand or offer.
We think that matters for a specific reason: a site earning commission on orders has a financial interest in you spending more. Ours does not, which is why the menu pages are comfortable telling you that extra cheese is a poor purchase and that bottled water is the one item we would suggest simply not ordering.
Advertising is disclosed and separated from editorial content, and advertisers have no involvement in what we write. Our privacy policy explains what advertising cookies do and how to control them.
Corrections
Prices change and we get things wrong. If you find a figure that is off, a link that is broken or a claim that does not hold up, email [email protected]. We fix pages rather than quietly leaving them, and where a correction is material we note it on the page.
How we work
Independent, and clearly so
We are not affiliated with Domino's and we say so on every page. We do not use their logos or copyrighted material. What we do is describe a publicly available menu for the purpose of consumer information.
Show the arithmetic
If we claim carryout saves you nine dollars, the page shows where the nine dollars comes from. A claim we cannot break down into its parts does not get published.
No commission, no incentive to upsell
We earn from display advertising, not from your order. Nobody here gets paid more if you add a dessert, which is why our menu pages will happily tell you an item is not worth the money.
Dated, and re-checked
Every page carries a visible last-updated date. Prices move, deals rotate, and a guide without a date is a guide you cannot evaluate.
Who writes this
Two people who run this site directly, not a byline for a wider content team. One sets pricing and editorial direction, the other writes and reviews the guides day to day.
Amna Sadam
Co-FounderAmna co-founded this site to answer one question honestly: what does a chain pizza order actually cost once every fee and surcharge is counted, and which order of clicks gets you the better deal. She sets the direction for what gets covered and signs off on every guide before it publishes.
Why you can trust them: Oversees 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 Iqbal
Content LeadMaha leads day-to-day content on the site — the deal breakdowns, delivery and ordering guides, and the menu, nutrition and allergen pages. She writes each guide from scratch rather than reusing what other sites already say, and works the arithmetic through on the page so readers can check it.
Why you can trust them: Reviews and edits every guide before it goes live, and labels calorie, allergen and price figures as estimates wherever they have not been confirmed.
Publisher details
- Published by
- Slice & Save
- Edited by
- Amna Sadam & Maha Iqbal
- General enquiries
- [email protected]
- Corrections
- Same address — put “Correction” in the subject
Questions about this site
Slice & Save is an independent guide. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or connected to Domino's or any of its subsidiaries. All trademarks and brand names belong to their respective owners. Prices shown are examples for reference only — they change by store, date and offer, so always verify the final total at official checkout before you order.