Domino’s Menu Prices USA (2026 Guide)

Domino’s menu prices for a 1-topping large pizza typically run about $12.99–$13.99, with medium 2-topping pizzas available for $6.99 each through the Mix & Match deal. This guide covers Domino’s full 2026 menu — pizzas, sizes, crusts, chicken, sides, pasta, desserts, deals, Rewards, and delivery costs — with prices and calories side by side, using currently available menu information. Because Domino’s is a franchise system, exact prices vary by state, city, and store, so treat the numbers below as representative U.S. prices and confirm your local total at checkout.

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How Much Does Domino’s Cost?

A typical Domino’s order runs $7–$14 per pizza depending on size and deal, $9.99–$17.99 for wings (8 to 16 pieces), $7.99–$9.99 for sandwiches or pasta bowls, and $5.49–$7.49 for desserts. The best everyday value is the Mix & Match deal at $6.99 per item (2-item minimum), while the $7.99 Carryout Deal covers a large 1-topping pizza, 8-piece wings, or boneless chicken for online carryout orders only.

Domino’s Menu Prices — Quick Overview

Before getting into every category in detail, here’s a fast reference table so you can see roughly what to expect across the whole menu.

Prices reflect recently observed U.S. averages and can run higher or lower by location. Confirm your local store’s pricing on Dominos.com or in the app before ordering.

Domino’s Pizza Menu & Prices

Pizza is still the core of the Domino’s menu, split into two tracks: Build Your Own, where you pick every ingredient, and Specialty Pizzas, which come pre-designed with a set topping combination.

Build Your Own Pizza

Every Build Your Own Pizza starts with a size and crust choice, then unlimited toppings (topping charges apply, generally $1.50–$3 each depending on size). A plain cheese pizza is the cheapest option in every size; specialty toppings like premium chicken or extra cheese cost more per topping than standard vegetables.

Specialty Pizzas

Domino’s currently lists eight core specialty pizzas nationally, though exact local availability can vary slightly. Calories below are approximate per slice on a large (14″) Hand Tossed crust — thinner crusts run lower, thicker crusts run higher.

Handy tip for value: specialty pizzas usually qualify for Mix & Match at the same $6.99 per-item price as a plain pizza, which is one of the better ways to try a loaded pizza without paying full menu price.

Domino’s Pizza Sizes

Domino’s sells four pizza sizes in the U.S., and not every crust is available in every size — Brooklyn Style, for example, is only offered Large and up.

Slice counts can vary slightly by crust and store; Brooklyn Style is cut into fewer, larger foldable pieces rather than the standard 8-slice pattern, which is why its per-slice calories sit between Medium and Large despite the bigger diameter.

Domino’s Crust Options

Domino’s currently offers six crust styles nationally, ranging from the classic Hand Tossed to the newer Parmesan Stuffed Crust.

Domino’s Pizza Toppings

Beyond crust and size, Domino’s lets you build with a wide range of meat, vegetable, and cheese toppings.

Meat: Pepperoni, ham, Italian sausage, beef, bacon, grilled chicken, Philly steak. Vegetables: Onion, green pepper, mushroom, black olive, banana pepper, jalapeño, baby spinach, tomato, pineapple, roasted red pepper. Cheese & Extras: Extra cheese, provolone, feta, cheddar, Parmesan-Asiago blend.

Topping availability can vary slightly by store, and premium toppings (like extra chicken or double cheese) typically cost more than standard vegetable toppings.

Domino’s Chicken and Wings Menu Prices

Wings and boneless chicken are Domino’s biggest non-pizza sellers, available bone-in or as breaded boneless bites in several sauce flavors.

Wing prices are broadly consistent across flavors at most stores, though limited-time flavors can occasionally carry a small premium — check your local menu before ordering.

Domino’s Breads and Sides Prices

Sides round out most Domino’s orders and are also some of the cheapest ways to hit the Mix & Match 2-item minimum.

Domino’s Sandwich Menu Prices

Domino’s Oven-Baked Sandwiches are built on artisan bread and give you a non-pizza option that still qualifies for Mix & Match.

All Oven-Baked Sandwiches qualify for the $6.99 Mix & Match deal alongside pizzas and pasta. Calorie figures above are per whole sandwich and can shift with cheese or bread substitutions.

Domino’s Pasta Menu Prices

Domino’s pasta comes in oven-baked bowls and is one of the higher-calorie categories on the menu, so portion sizes here are genuinely meal-sized rather than a side dish.

Ordering pasta in a bread bowl instead of the standard dish adds roughly 300–400 extra calories, since you’re eating the container too.

Domino’s Desserts & Prices

Desserts are the smallest category on the Domino’s menu by item count, but they’re some of the most frequently added to Mix & Match orders.

Domino’s Drinks Menu & Prices

Bottled drinks are the simplest add-on to any order, priced by size rather than flavor.

Drink availability (bottled vs. fountain-style options) can vary by store and delivery vs. carryout. Diet and zero-sugar options are available at or near 0 calories.

Domino’s Calories and Nutrition

Calorie counts vary heavily by crust, size, and toppings, so the numbers in this guide are per-slice or per-serving averages for reference only — always check Domino’s official nutrition calculator for your exact build.

How Many Calories Are in a Slice of Domino’s Pizza?

A medium Hand Tossed cheese slice runs about 200 calories, and a medium pepperoni slice about 240. Large slices run higher — roughly 250–300 calories for cheese or pepperoni — because the slice itself is physically bigger, not because the recipe changed.

Which Domino’s Pizza Has Fewer Calories?

The Pacific Veggie specialty pizza is generally the lowest-calorie specialty option per slice, since it carries no meat toppings. Thin Crust reduces calories further across any topping combination.

Does Thin Crust Have Fewer Calories?

Yes. Crunchy Thin Crust cuts calories by roughly 30–35% compared to Hand Tossed on the same size and toppings, since there’s simply less dough per slice.

Domino’s Deals, Coupons and Specials

Domino’s runs a small set of standing national deals plus rotating seasonal promotions on top of them.

Domino’s also runs rotating national promotions — such as periodic 50%-off pizza events — throughout the year. These are genuinely limited-time, so treat any specific discount percentage as a snapshot rather than a permanent price; check the Deals tab in the app for what’s currently running in your area.

Domino’s Mix & Match Deal

Mix & Match is Domino’s signature value offer and the easiest way to build a varied order without paying full menu price on everything.

Pick any two or more items from the Mix & Match list for $6.99 each. Medium 2-topping pizzas, 8-piece boneless or bone-in chicken, Loaded Chicken, pasta bowls, oven-baked sandwiches, Stuffed Cheesy Bread, bread bites, bread twists, and Loaded Tots are typically included. Handmade Pan crust and Parmesan Stuffed Crust cost extra on top of the $6.99 base (roughly $4 more for stuffed crust). The deal has a 2-item minimum and is generally available for both carryout and delivery, though participation can vary by store.

If you’re comparing value across chains, our Sonic Value Menu guide covers a similar $1.99–$5 pricing tier for burgers and drinks, and is a useful side-by-side read for budget-focused orders.

Domino’s Carryout Deal

The $7.99 Carryout Deal covers a Large 1-topping pizza on any of Domino’s six crusts, an 8-piece order of wings or boneless chicken, or a dips-and-twists combo. It’s an online-order-only, carryout-only offer — it won’t apply to phone orders or delivery. Specialty and XL pizzas are typically excluded.

What Are the Cheapest Items at Domino’s?

The lowest-cost path to a full meal is usually two Mix & Match items at $6.99 each ($13.98 before tax), which beats ordering a single specialty pizza at full price. For a single person, the $7.99 Carryout Deal on a large 1-topping pizza is hard to beat on a per-slice basis. Dipping cups, bottled drinks, and single dessert items round out the cheapest individual add-ons at under $1–$3.50 each.

What Is the Best Value at Domino’s?

For groups, the Perfect Combo ($19.99 for two pizzas plus sides) or two Mix & Match pizzas plus a side generally beats ordering one large specialty pizza at menu price. For solo orders, carryout on the $7.99 deal avoids the delivery fee entirely, which is often the single biggest lever on your final total.

Domino’s Rewards

Domino’s loyalty program, Piece of the Pie, is one of the simpler ones in fast food — order, earn points, redeem for free items.

Domino’s Rewards (“Piece of the Pie”) is free to join for U.S. residents 13 and older with a Domino’s profile.

You earn 10 points for every qualifying online order of $5 or more (one qualifying order per day), and points expire after 180 days of account inactivity. Only one reward can be redeemed per order. Rewards members also get access to “Emergency Pizza” — a free medium 2-topping pizza if a qualifying delivery order goes wrong, claimable within 7 days.

How Much Is Domino’s Delivery?

Domino’s delivery fees are set individually by each franchise store rather than nationally, and commonly range from about $3.99 to $7.99 depending on location, distance, and current promotions. Tax and, in some markets, a small service charge apply on top of that. There’s no single fixed Domino’s delivery fee — check the total at checkout for your specific address.

Does Domino’s Charge a Delivery Fee?

Yes, in most markets. The exact amount is set by the local store and shown at checkout before you confirm your order.

Domino’s Carryout vs Delivery: Which Is Cheaper?

Carryout is almost always the cheaper option at Domino’s, for two reasons: it skips the delivery fee entirely, and several of Domino’s best offers — including the $7.99 Large 1-topping deal — are carryout-only. If you’re ordering solo or don’t need delivery, carryout typically saves $4–$8 compared to the same order delivered.

How to Order Domino’s

Domino’s offers the same menu and deals across four ordering channels, though local, app-only promotions are often the best-kept secret of the bunch.

1. Dominos.com – browse the full menu, build a pizza, and check local deals.
2. Domino’s mobile app – same ordering options, plus order tracking and Rewards management.
3. Carryout – order online or by phone, then pick up in-store.
4. Delivery – order online, by app, or by phone; delivery fee and estimated time shown at checkout.

Local promotions shown when you enter your address online are often different from — and better than — generic national advertising, so it’s worth checking your specific store before assuming a price.

Does Domino’s Have Gluten-Free Pizza?

Yes. Domino’s Gluten Free Crust is a 10-inch crust made with rice flour, available only in the Small size. Domino’s states this crust is prepared in a shared kitchen alongside wheat-based products, so while it’s made without gluten-containing ingredients, the company advises it is not recommended for people with celiac disease due to the risk of cross-contact.

Is Domino’s Expensive Compared With Other Pizza Chains?

Compared with Pizza Hut and Papa John’s, Domino’s large 1-topping pizzas tend to run about the same or a dollar or two cheaper at list price, though all three run frequent competing carryout and Mix & Match–style deals that can flip the comparison week to week. Little Caesars remains the cheapest option for a straightforward carryout pizza with no customization. Domino’s edge is less about the lowest sticker price and more about combining a broad menu, real-time order tracking, and the Mix & Match deal, which extends deep discounts to specialty pizzas and non-pizza items alike.

If you’re weighing fast-food value more broadly, our Chick-Fil-A vs. KFC price comparison uses the same side-by-side approach for chicken chains.

Domino’s Menu Prices FAQs

Final Thoughts

Domino’s menu prices are flexible enough to fit almost any budget, from a $6.99 Mix & Match item to a fully loaded specialty pizza. The two offers worth remembering are Mix & Match ($6.99 each) for variety and the $7.99 Carryout Deal for the lowest per-pizza price. Since Domino’s is a franchise system, always confirm final pricing for your specific store before you order.

For more chain-by-chain price guides like this one, head back to the Menu Prices USA homepage.