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Build Your Own

Thin Crust Build Your Own

A cracker-thin base, cut into squares at most stores. Fewer calories per slice and a completely different eating experience.

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Last updated: September 2026

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Sizes and example prices

Example prices by size for Thin Crust Build Your Own
SizeDetailExample
Small10 inch, square cut$8.99
Medium12 inch, square cut$11.99
Large14 inch, square cut$14.99
Extra Large16 inch, square cut$17.49

Example price — varies by location and changes over time. Verify at official checkout.

Example range
$8.99$17.49
Calories
140

Approximate for a plain base, per slice of a large cut into eight equivalent portions.

Thin crust is not a smaller version of hand tossed — it is a different product. The base is rolled rather than tossed, there is no raised rim, and it comes out of the oven crisp rather than chewy. Most stores cut it into squares, which changes how a group eats it.

How the pricing works

Priced the same as hand tossed at most chains, with the same per-topping charges. Crust is usually a free choice, which makes this the cheapest way to cut calories on a chain pizza: you keep the toppings and the price and lose a meaningful amount of dough.

Where it fits on value

Identical on price, better on calories, worse on volume. A large thin crust does not feed as many people as a large hand tossed, because there is simply less food on the same diameter. If you are ordering for a group, size up or add a side.

Ordering notes

Thin crust does not cope with heavy toppings. Load it with five wet items and the middle will not hold. Two or three toppings is the practical ceiling, and vegetables in particular should be ordered with a well-done bake.

It also goes stale faster than a thicker base. Thin crust is the worst pizza on the menu for leftovers and the best for eating immediately, so order it when you plan to finish it.

Ingredients

  • Thin crust base
  • Tomato pizza sauce
  • Shredded mozzarella
  • Your choice of toppings

Formulations differ by region and change without notice. Confirm current ingredient information with the official app or dominos.com before ordering.

Allergen information

  • Wheat
  • Milk

A shared pizza kitchen cannot rule out cross-contact. If you have a severe allergy or coeliac disease, speak to the store directly and treat this list as a starting point rather than a guarantee. See our gluten-free guide for why that distinction matters.

Frequently asked questions

Usually the same price. Crust choice is normally free, which is why thin crust is the cheapest available way to reduce the calorie count of a pizza without changing the toppings.

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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.

$8.99example

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Specialty Pizza

Veggie Garden Pizza

Peppers, onions, mushrooms, olives and tomato. The default vegetarian option, with one thing worth checking first.

$13.49example

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Build Your Own

Pan Pizza Build Your Own

Thick, buttery and baked in a pan for a fried bottom edge. The heaviest crust and often the one that carries an upcharge.

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