How We Check Domino’s Prices

Prices last updated: October 29, 2026

Accurate prices are the reason this website exists. This page explains where our Domino’s prices and nutrition numbers come from, how often we update them and how we correct mistakes.

Where our prices come from

Domino’s stores are almost all franchises that set their own prices, so the same pizza can cost several dollars more in one city than another. To find a typical price, we:

  • Pick the Domino’s store nearest to a central ZIP code in cities across the U.S. Our October 2026 check covered 60 stores in 42 states and Washington, D.C.
  • Read each store’s online menu, including its prices for every size and crust and the deals it offers.
  • Use the middle price charged across those stores (the median) as the typical price, and show the lowest and highest prices we found.

Topping prices and crust upcharges come from the same menus. Prices are menu prices before deals, delivery charges, taxes and tips; we list the deals separately on our deals page.

Where our nutrition information comes from

Calories and nutrients come from Domino’s official U.S. Nutrition Guide (2026). Domino’s lists pizza nutrition by ingredient and by serving, so for cheese and pepperoni pizzas we add up the official values for the crust, garlic oil, sauce, cheese and pepperoni, and we say which serving size each number is for. Specialty pizzas, wings, breads, pasta, sandwiches and desserts use the values Domino’s publishes for each item. New items that are not yet in the guide, such as the Domino™ personal pizza, are described without calories.

How often we update

We review prices at least monthly and whenever Domino’s announces a menu change or a new national deal. Each page shows the date prices were last checked.

Corrections

If you find an error, please tell us through our contact page. We review every report and update pages when the evidence supports a change.

Independence

We are not affiliated with Domino’s or Domino’s Pizza, Inc., and we do not accept payment to change prices, rankings or recommendations.