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The people who write this

Two people, not a byline for a wider content mill. Amna sets pricing and editorial direction; Maha writes and reviews the guides day to day. Every guide is argued over between the two of us before it publishes.

Last updated: October 2026

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Amna Sadam

Co-Founder

Amna 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.

Guides by Amna (7)

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Saving Money

The Mix and Match Deal, Explained Properly

The two-items-for-a-flat-price offer is the most flexible deal in chain pizza and the easiest to use badly. Here is how to extract the most from it.

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Maha Iqbal

Content Lead

Maha 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.

Guides by Maha (11)

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Our editorial standards

Every guide on this site is written by a named person, dated, and reviewed by at least one other member of the team before it publishes. Where a claim is operational — how dispatch works, how a promotion is applied at the till — it is checked against how the job is actually done rather than against a corporate FAQ.

Nutrition and allergen content is checked against each chain’s own published data before it goes live. Where a chain does not publish a figure, we say so rather than estimating and presenting the estimate as fact.

Nothing on this site is sponsored, and no advertiser sees an article before it publishes. If we get something wrong, we correct the page and note it — see about us for how to report an error.