Tips to Get Cheap Domino’s Pizza

Takeaway pizza culture in the UK is a special thing. While we may see the US counterparts of our favourite pizzerias offering lower prices across the board, here in the United Kingdom, finding a delicious deal or discount is part of the experience. 

Here we’ll give a complete breakdown of how you can get cheap Domino’s Pizza in the UK in 2024.

Two for Tuesdays

This is perhaps the most famous deal in pizza delivery, offering two pizzas for the price of one (with the cheapest pizza free) when you order through Domino’s app. 

Walk-In Wins

 Forgoing the delivery can save you a few quid. With Walk-in-Wins you can buy one pizza and get one free. All you have to do is pop in and place your order. It’s perfect if you’re near a Domino’s branch and don’t mind popping in.

It’s worth noting that while this deal still appears on their website T’s & C’s section, they’re not currently advertising it, and so it seems to have been replaced by the Collection Perfection deal.

Collection Perfection

Another brilliant Domino's Pizza deal is the Collection Perfection offer for picking up your pizza. This is a similar deal to the Price Slice deal but offers an even more budget-friendly option with a medium 2-topping pizza for £7.99 and a large 2-topping pizza for £9.99.  

This is a bargain if you don’t want a ton of toppings, coming in at less than half the price of a standard cheese and tomato pizza. 

Domino’s Price Slice

Domino’s Price Slice is perfect if you want to pick up one pizza, or different-sized pizzas. It gives you the option of any small pizza for £8, any medium pizza for £10 and any large pizza for £12. 

This means it’s perfect if you’re flying solo, or you’re ordering for people with different appetites and tastes. To put it into perspective, large pizzas cost at least £20.99 for a cheese and tomato pizza, but once you grab those toppings, it can shoot up to £23.99, effectively meaning the price slice, halves the price.

Domino’s Student Discounts

Domino’s have a few different options for student discounts, all of which can net you 50% off pizzas, with no minimum spend.

You can get your 50% off by verifying that you’re a student using Student Beans iD, UNiDAYS or Totum. 

Get 50% off at Domino’s with Tastecard

While you’ve got to fork out a bit of cash upfront for these cards, they can save you money in the long run if you’re something of a foodie. It gives you 50% off Domino’s, Pizza Hut and Papa Johns, an average of 25% off cinemas, 2 for 1 at several restaurants, and 25% off at others.  

An annual membership to Tastecard is £29.99 and a monthly membership is £7.99, so it’s worth noting there are typically other ways to get money off at Domino’s without splashing out. We highlight the best ways to enjoy and save on your Tastecard here at MyVoucherCodes, as well as the cheapest way to pay for your membership. 

Use a Discount Code from MyVoucherCodes

We’re always happy to shamelessly self-promote here at MyVoucherCodes. Our whole deal is that we do the digging, so you don’t have to. Our goal is to save you money on your pizza, and we highlight all the best Domino’s discount codes on one handy page. Not to mention we’ve got some brilliant exclusive discount codes, and some other fabulous deals for restaurants, takeaways and bars.

“Room for More” Checkout Deals

 When you order from Domino’s online, you’ll see a few small deals right before you pop in your bank details. This is classic upselling, but it’s worth getting to know what’s on offer. If you were going to pay the premium for a side of fries, you can save yourself £1 by grabbing them from this section. 

The deals Domino's place here are based on what you've got in your basket, so don't sleep on this money-saving opportunity. 

Avoid Third-Party Delivery Apps

Third-party delivery apps are brilliant if you’re ordering from local restaurants and takeaways. But with fees and inflated prices, it’s better to go directly to Domino’s than using these apps. 

However, you can get welcome deals and discount codes for Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo and we source them all as well as offering some other great money-saving tips at MyVoucherCodes. 

If you do want to get the most out of your money with different fast food restaurants, you can check out our breakdown of the cheapest and best value fast food restaurants. 

Ignore the Drinks and Desserts

This is easier said than done, but let’s be honest, the pizza is why we’re ordering from Domino’s. Unless you’re a fiend for a garlic and herb dip (like me!). While the sides have their place, the desserts and drinks tend to suffer from huge price markups. 

Domino’s offers 4 cookies for £5.99, and while they may be delicious, that’s a whopping £1.50 per cookie. And while the convenience and the experience are what we’re paying for, a quick trip to a supermarket can typically net you 4 equally delicious cookies for around £1.50. And if it’s the gooey chocolate chip experience you’re after, whack them in the microwave for 10-15 seconds and thank me later.

Make your Own Sides

 This is technically not a way to save on Domino’s Pizza, but rather a way to keep the costs down. Wedges are pretty cheap, at around £1-£2 per bag if you opt for supermarket own brand. The quality is pretty similar to what you’d get from a standard box of wedges from Dominos.

In some cases, you might find a little bit of joy in supermarket dine-in deals. Where you can get the same fabulous foods you’d pick up from your local Domino’s at a fraction of the cost. Of course, the catch is that you have to cook it yourself.

If you don’t mind a small amount of manual labour before dinner, chuck a few wedges in an air fryer and enjoy a crispy side without forking out £4.99 for a box of Domino’s wedges. Sadly, if you’re looking to replicate the garlic pizza bread, I don’t have a suggestion, but if you want to get the most garlic pizza bread for your money…

Make a Giant Garlic Pizza Bread

Your typical garlic pizza bread costs £4.99. However, a large pizza with garlic spread and herbs will cost you £9.99 with the Collection Perfection deal, or £12 with the Price Slice deal. This means you can get a whopping 13.5 inches of the delightful garlic bread for less than a tenner, compared to the usual 6 inches for just shy of a fiver. 

A 6-inch base will give you a surface area of just above 28 in², while a 13.5-inch base will give you 143 in² of surface area, meaning you get a whopping 5 times more garlic bread, for only twice the price.  

As you can see, even without a deal, you're saving a 2p per square inch compared to buying a standard garlic pizza bread, and a whopping 12p per square inch when you use the collection perfection deal.

Buy a Large Domino’s Pizza Instead of Two Smalls

Speaking of surface area. A small pizza at Domino’s has a surface area of 70.88 in², so with two small pizzas, you’re looking at 141.76in². A large Domino’s pizza offers you 143 in². This means that a large pizza will net you more pizza than two smalls.

If you ordered a large cheese and tomato pizza, it’d set you back £19.99 without a deal, while two smalls would set you back £29.98, so you’re spending £9.99 less, but getting more pizza when you buy a large. 

Create Your Own Cheese & Tomato

Did you know that the cheese and tomato pizza isn't the cheapest pizza available at Domino's? It's actually a Create your own pizza without any additional toppings.

• A small CYO cheese & tomato is £13.99, VS £14.99 for the cheese and tomato.
• A medium CYO cheese & tomato is £17.99, VS £18.99 for the cheese and tomato.
• A large CYO cheese & tomato is £19.99, VS £20.99 for the cheese and tomato.

So, if you create your pizza, with the standard base, sauce and cheese, you'll pay £1 less than you would for the equivalent cheese and tomato pizza.

Buy the Big Dips

 Domino’s offers Big Dip versions of their delightful garlic and herb dip, their BBQ dip and their FRANK'S® RedHot® dip. These cost £1.99 and are 100g. Compare this to their regular dips which cost £0.70, but weigh a meagre 25g, or £2.80 per 100g. 

This means you get more bang for your buck (or more dip for your dosh) than if you bought the standard-sized dips.

Follow Domino’s on Social Media

Domino’s are active on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, YouTube and TikTok. This a nice way to get a heads up on new products and deals, But it’s a really bad way to avoid splashing the cash on takeaways due to the delicious imagery on offer. 

Stay Up to Date with the Domino’s Blog

The Domino’s blog is a pretty underrated way to find out about the biggest and best deals. They highlight new products and give you information on the latest discount codes, and meal deals. It’s arguably better than their social media as it features a full description of the deals on offer, so you won’t try and add sides to a deal that only covers the pizza. 

Look Out for Domino’s Rewards

 This is more of an advanced warning for Domino’s deal enthusiasts. Domino’s are said to have a rewards scheme rolling out in the UK in 2024. While we have no additional information on how much value it offers, collecting points for the pizza you were ordering anyway is always welcome. 

In the US, they offer tiered rewards based on points. This includes 3 levels of rewards:

• 20 points: A free dipping cup, a 16-piece order of parmesan bread bites, or a 20oz drink. 
• 40 Points: Bread twists or stuffed cheesy bread. 
• 60 Points: Medium two-topping pizza, pasta, oven-baked sandwich or a 3-piece chocolate lava crunch cake. 

While we can only guess what they’ll offer in the UK, it’s likely to follow a similar trend of free sides, drinks, dips, desserts and pizzas depending on how many points you have. 

Domino’s Cashback and Rewards

Websites like TopCashback and QuidCo offer money back for your purchases. This can be a valuable thing to know as you can typically pick up this cashback even when you’ve used a discount or a deal.

That means not only do you get money off, but you can get money back too. Even here at MyVoucherCodes, we offer rewards in the form of gift cards, so by signing up and clicking through to the Dominos website and placing an order, you could pick up a gift card on top of your delightful deal.

Stacking Domino’s Discounts

Domino’s make the distinction between discount codes and meal deals. Meal deals tend to offer a few products for a great price, while discount codes bring down the total price of your order (depending on certain criteria). 

You can use discount codes on orders where you’ve popped a meal deal in your basket, and use multiple meal deals. There’s no end to the savings!

Use the Domino’s Deal Wizard

 Now it may not be perfect, but the Domino’s Deal Wizard can be pretty handy for applying the biggest discount to your order. The best way to use it is to fill your basket with everything you want, and then give it a whirl.

If you’re the kind of person who prefers to use the deals to inform what you’ll order, it’s not always as successful, as it can only give you the best discount based on what’s in your basket. 

Check for Local Deals

Domino’s offers different products and discounts depending on the branch. What you get in London might differ from what you get in Cardiff or Edinburgh. Domino’s are pretty great at offering deals across the country, however, so it’s worth checking different areas' discount codes. 

MyVoucherCodes keeps a stock of all the different Domino’s discount codes, but you can also find out easily by popping in your postcode and trying a different branch if you have the option.

Shop Around for a Better Deal

Okay, this is cheating, but sometimes the easiest way to save on Domino’s Pizza is to go for something slightly more budget-friendly. Gorge yourself on our top takeaway money-saving tips, and give your bank account a break when it comes to dinner.