I don't think it's any great secret that pizza is delicious. Even those disgraced with pineapples! But do you know what makes pizza even better – when you get a deal on it!
When I first authored this list in 2008, printable coupons were the norm. It was also common to find “text clubs” that restaurants offered to send out deals. But now, almost two decades later, things have shifted almost exclusively to reward apps. You'll still find the occasional chain offers online coupons or text offers, but the vast majority have hidden their deals behind reward clubs.
As such, I've updated this list to now link to as many coupons or deals pages as I could find. If there aren't any, I've linked to their text / newsletter system, which pretty much only exist to send out coupons these days. Finally, almost every single chain listed below has a free rewards club that I'd highly suggest joining if they're your favorite brand. Doing so will not only get you access to store-specific offers, but it'll also trigger a yearly birthday freebie from them!
I originally got this list from Pizza Today's Top 100 pizza chains in America. I then took the top 30~ chains and listed them below, alphabetically. If there's a chain you'd like me to add, let me know in the comments!
Pizza Chain Coupons & Deals
Bertucci's – From the looks of it, they've got an e-mail club that promises to send special coupons to you periodically. They also still operate an e-mail newsletter where you can access exclusive local offers. Lastly, you can text EatBertuccis To 75272 For “Delizioso Offers,” as they put it.
Blaze Pizza – This chain didn't exist when I first wrote this list, so I was excited to check out their public coupons …. annnnnd I can't find anything! Womp, womp. I joined their rewards program and have gotten a few deals emailed to me, but that's about it.
California Pizza Kitchen – Unfortunately, they don't have any publicly accessible coupons or deals page. The best I can find is their rewards program, which sends out regular offers.
Chuck E. Cheese's – Scroll down to the bottom where it says “see more local deals by choosing your location.” Then select your nearest location and they'll give you access to printable coupons for your store! Alternatively, you can show the coupons on your phone and they can scan the barcode off it.
Cici's Pizza – No offense Cici's, but your deals page has more info on “C.C. Pazzini – the inventor of Cicis Pizza” than actual deals on your deal page! That said, it's a huge upgrade compared their old site, which didn't have anything at all. Now, you can access a half-dozen nationwide offers on the page. And if you scroll to the bottom, there's a text message service to keep you in the loop on your home store's offers.
Domino's Pizza – Now this is what I'm talking about! Click the “coupons” link at the top of the site to instantly see their nationwide deals. On the same page, enter your info to also see local coupons in your area. Domino's is also one of the last remaining chains to still have e-mail and text alerts for any new coupon that becomes available.
Donatos Pizza – They have a “Rewards & Deals” section that'll give you unique offers for your area once you select your favorite store. Now if only they had a location near me!
Fox's Pizza Den – This is another chain that previously had some coupons when I started this list, but now I can't seem to find anything.
Giordanos – Oh man, by far one of my FAVORITE pizza chains. Unfortunately, I not only have zero locations near me, but they don't offer any on-line coupons. However, if you join their rewards club, then you'll get a $5 coupon on any delivery or carry-out order of $25 or more. It can take up to 48 hours for the coupon to arrive, so be sure to sign up well before you get hungry!
Godfather's Pizza – Heck yes, this is what I needed to find after the previous disappointments! Here are some no-nonsense coupons, ready for printing and usage without any accounts or logins required. Their eClub also vaguely hints at some special offers and their loyalty club will also send out regular offers, including freebies on your birthday.
Hungry Howie's Pizza – They have a Deals section, but you'll need to login and select your local store first. That said, they have a sizeable number of deals at most stores. I counted 12 at my local spot.
Jet's Pizza – As with a lot of other chains, you'll want to select your preferred location under “deals” and then you'll be presented with a dozen offers for your specific spot.
LaRosa's Pizzeria – As with a lot of other chains, you'll want to select your preferred location under “deals” and then you'll be presented with a dozen offers for your specific spot. Whoa, I'm having some déjà vu. It's like I just said that.
Ledo Pizza – I never was able to find a deals or coupons page, but if you join their free rewards program, then you'll get a free 8″ cheese pizza after your first order.
Little Caesars – Heyo! A throwback to the days of yore, where deals are clearly shown to all without any login or account registration!
Marco's Pizza – Heck yeah. Marco's places a lot of their sales right on the frontpage of their website, so no need to go digging around looking for them. You can additionally search for promos in your location or join their e-mail club.
Mazzio's Italian Eatery – In addition to the linked coupons page, they also still maintain an “e-club” that I'm sure sends out unique offers.
MOD Pizza – Sadly, the only thing I could find for them was thir reward program.
Monical's Pizza – Click the “Specials” link at the top and then pick your nearest location. I clicked around on a few and it seems a bit hit or miss on which offer coupons without going through the order process.
Mountain Mike's Pizza – I was able to find a list of regional offers on Google and then literally the next day they removed it. 🤦♂️ Therefore, I think your best bet is to just join their rewards club. Alternatively, you can find your local store on this list and then join their dedicated newsletter from their page.
Old Chicago – Now here's a weird one. If you search for Old Chicago coupons, then you'll likely find multiple pages that seem to offer great sales. However, these all look to be limited time deals that OC forgot to remove from their website. As I write this in September 2024, the top three results on Google have expiration dates for June 2024, December 2022, and August 2022. Not great, Bob! I'd just stick with their rewards club.
Papa Gino's – I've linked to their deals page, which has a series of offers. Make sure to scroll left and right to view them all! It'd be nice if they all appeared at the same time on the page, but now I feel like I'm quibbling.
Papa John's – Papa's has a specials page where you have to enter your address. They don't force you to register or login in order to see the deals, so that's nice!
Papa Murphy's – Instead of a coupons page, you'll want to to hover over “More” in the nav bar, then look for their individual deals listed near the bottom.
Peter Piper Pizza – You know the drill by now! Tell them your preferred location and they'll display some local offers for you. I'm not sure where the childlike wonder comes into play, but maybe that's just baked into the pizzas.
Pizza Hut – There's a ton of nationwide deals right on the frontpage. On top of that, you can find your store to see local deals using the “Start here” bar.
Pizza Inn – I grew up on this stuff as a kid, so it certainly brings back some fond memories. I managed to find their e-club signup page, which looks to send out regional offers as long as you select your favorite location when signing up.
Pizza Ranch – They've got three coupons here, as well as their Ranch Rewards club that mails exclusive offers. Not too shabby!
Round Table Pizza – Their promotions page says you have to sign up in order to see your local specials. They also still have a text club that will let you get $7 off a L or XL pizza upon joining.
Sbarro – I see one sale on their home page, in addition to their new-ish rewards club.
Snappy Tomato Pizza – Really? Snappy Tomato? Okay, whatever, who am I to judge? Especially when their site has 4 printable coupons, along with their online redemtion codes, without any registration required whatsoever.
Uno Chicago Grill – The only thing I could find was their Insider's Club, which will offer a coupon upon registration.
Valentino's – Okay, I am getting far too hungry after reading about nothing but pizzas for the past few hours. They don't have any coupons, but they do have a bunch of deals here.
Valpak and MoneyMailer – While not actual pizza joints, I've found that if you go and type in your zipcode, they'll have at least two or three coupons for various local locations that you can print out!
And by all means, if you know of a large chain that I've accidentally left off this list, please share in the comments. Now I think I've earned a freaking pizza, so that's all for today, folks!