Domino's Coupons and Deals Running Now (Late October 2026)

What Domino's coupons and specials are running now?

Domino's specials right now are a mix of standing national deals and store coupons. We pulled the deal lists from 11 stores in 11 states on Oct. 31, 2026, and the same core offers showed up almost everywhere: Mix & Match at $6.99 each, the $7.99 carryout deal, a stuffed crust deal, and several bundles for groups. The table below shows each one with the number of stores that listed it.

Prices are set by franchise owners, so a few cost more in high-cost markets. The Sacramento store we checked priced Mix & Match at $7.99 each and the carryout deal at $8.99. Always open the Deals tab in the Domino's app or on dominos.com after you pick your store. That list is the real answer to "what are the Domino's specials today" for your address.

How does Domino's Mix & Match work?

Mix & Match lets you pick two or more items for $6.99 each. The deal text names medium pizzas with up to two toppings, breads, Boneless Chicken, pastas, sandwiches, salads and desserts. It also names Loaded Tots, but tots did not appear on any of the 11 menus we pulled, so expect that option to be missing. It works for carryout and delivery, though delivery fees and any store minimum still apply.

The savings are real. A medium one-topping pizza alone had a menu price of $11.74 to $17.49 in our check, and pastas ran $7.99 to $10.99. Two Mix & Match items cost $13.98 before tax. Deal trackers report that Handmade Pan can cost extra within the deal. If you want two stuffed crust pizzas, a separate deal prices two or more 2-topping Parmesan Stuffed Crust pizzas at $10.99 each, and it was listed at 10 of the 11 stores.

What is Domino's carryout special?

Domino's carryout special is $7.99 each for any pizza with one topping, on any of its six crusts, or an 8-piece order of wings or Boneless Chicken. It excludes extra large and specialty pizzas, crust choices depend on size, and stores may charge extra for some toppings and sauces. It is carryout only, including Carside pickup.

This is the best everyday price on a large pizza. A large one-topping pizza cost $15.35 to $19.49 at menu price in our check, so carryout saves roughly half. It also covers medium Handmade Pan and Parmesan Stuffed Crust pizzas, which cost more on the regular menu. Order it online or in the Domino's app and choose carryout. Our wings page shows how it compares with wing menu prices.

Is Domino's $9.99 deal still available?

No. Domino's "Best Deal Ever," which priced any pizza with up to seven toppings at $9.99, ran from March 2026 until April 6, 2026, and excluded specialty and extra large pizzas. It is not running now. Domino's has brought the deal back before, so it may return, but there was no national $9.99 offer on Oct. 31, 2026.

Some stores have their own $9.99 coupons. Six of the 11 stores we checked listed a large three-topping carryout pizza, but the price ran from $9.99 to $12.99 depending on the store.

When did the Domino's 67 deal end?

The "67" deal ended in mid-November 2025. It was a $6.70 large one-topping carryout pizza that played on a viral TikTok meme. News reports in November 2025 said it ran at participating franchise stores, at least through about Nov. 16, 2025, and that Domino's corporate had not promoted it nationally. It is not on any of the store deal lists we checked in October 2026.

How do you use Domino's 50% off deal?

Domino's 50 percent off deal is a limited-time national event, not a code you keep. The latest one ran Oct. 5 to 11, 2026, and took half off all menu-priced pizzas, including specialty pizzas, stuffed crust and the new Domino, for carryout or delivery through the app, website, phone or store. When it runs, look for it in the Deals section of the app or website after choosing your store; it applies only to pizzas at menu price, not to items already on a deal. It has ended for 2026.

One of our 11 stores, in Houston, had its own 50 percent off coupon for menu-priced pizza, limited to online and late-night orders. Local offers like that are worth a look in the Deals tab, but you cannot count on them elsewhere.

How can you get a free Domino's pizza?

The only steady way is Domino's Rewards. You earn 10 points on each order of $5 or more, one earning order per day, and 60 points gets you a free medium two-topping pizza. That works out to six qualifying orders. Points expire after 180 days without activity, so smaller rewards, like a dip or drink for 20 points, are better than letting points lapse.

The old Emergency Pizza program is over. Domino's says its last earning date was Jan. 19, 2025. Compare Domino's program with other chains in our fast food rewards apps guide.

Why don't we list Domino's coupon codes?

Coupon codes at Domino's are tied to individual stores, change often and are shown to you in the app once you pick a store. Code lists on coupon sites are often out of date or local to another city. Picking your store and checking the Deals tab gets you the same offers, with the right price for your area. For the full menu prices behind these deals, see the Domino's menu and our pizza sizes and prices guide.