Raising Cane's Box Combo Price & What's Included (2026)

What is the Raising Cane's Box Combo price?

A Box Combo at Raising Cane's costs about $11.49 at our estimated typical U.S. price. Raising Cane's does not publish a national price, and each restaurant sets its own, so the number you see in the app may be a little higher or lower.

Delivery adds a markup. On the DoorDash listing for the La Habra, California, restaurant in November 2026, the Box Combo was $13.39, the Caniac Combo $18.79 and the 3 Finger Combo $11.29. That puts the delivery-app Box Combo about $1.90 above our in-store estimate, before delivery and service fees. If you can pick up, order in the Raising Cane's app for the store's own price.

The DoorDash page itself notes that its menu prices are estimates and may differ at checkout, and delivery and service fees come on top. Sales tax also varies by city and state, so the total at the register will be higher than the menu price in most places.

What comes in the Raising Cane's Box Combo?

The Raising Cane's Box Combo comes with six parts, per the official menu:

• 4 chicken fingers, hand-battered and cooked to order
• Crinkle-cut fries
• 1 Cane's Sauce (1.5 ounces)
• Texas toast
• Coleslaw
• A regular 22-ounce fountain drink or tea

Lemonade costs extra if you choose it as the drink. The Box Combo has 1,290 to 1,720 calories depending on that drink; our Raising Cane's nutrition guide breaks down every part and the common swaps.

Is the Box Combo a good value?

Yes, compared with buying the same food separately. Using our estimated typical prices, four fingers are about $8.49, regular fries about $3.49, Texas toast about $1.79, coleslaw about $1.99 and a regular fountain drink about $2.89. That adds up to about $18.65, so the combo saves you roughly $7.

Against the other combos, the Box Combo sits in the middle. The 3 Finger Combo is about $9.99, so the Box adds a fourth finger and coleslaw for about $1.50 more. The Caniac Combo is about $15.49 and adds two more fingers, a second sauce and a 32-ounce drink for about $4 more. If you usually leave the slaw, the 3 Finger Combo plus one extra finger may suit you better; our Raising Cane's combos page compares them side by side.

Can you customize a Raising Cane's Box Combo?

You can ask, but Raising Cane's does not list official substitutions. A frequent request, common enough that people search for its calories, is no slaw with an extra slice of Texas toast instead. Whether your restaurant does that swap at no charge is up to the store.

Add-ons are easier. An extra Cane's Sauce is about $0.79 and an extra slice of Texas toast about $1.79 at typical prices. Swapping the drink for lemonade costs extra, so tea or a soda keeps the price at the combo rate. Keep calories in mind too: each extra sauce adds 190 and each extra slice of toast 150, so two add-ons can put a Box Combo past 1,600 calories even with a zero-calorie drink.

How can you get a free Box Combo?

The reliable way is to join the Caniac Club. Pick up a Caniac Club card at a participating Raising Cane's, register it online and verify your email, and the chain says a free Box Combo arrives in your account within 48 hours. You must be 13 or older.

The club rules also list a member-anniversary offer, which can be a food reward or a buy-one-get-one Box Combo. These offers change, so check your account or the app before you order.

Is a Raising Cane's tailgate box the same as a Box Combo?

No. A Tailgate is chicken fingers and Cane's Sauce in bulk, starting at 25 fingers for 6 to 8 people, with no fries, toast or drinks. It is priced by the number of fingers, about $41.99 for 25 at our estimated typical price. Sizes and group pricing are in our Raising Cane's catering guide.