Domino's Everyday Value Offer: 2 Pizzas at ₹99 Each May 2026

The Everyday Value Offer is Domino's flagship daily deal in India. Instead of the older "Buy 1 Get 1 Free" structure that only worked on specific weekdays, Domino's has shifted to a flat ₹99 per pizza pricing on a curated menu of medium hand-tossed pizzas — available every single day, on app and web orders, across most cities in India.

The headline math is simple: order any two pizzas from the Everyday Value menu and each one is billed at ₹99. That brings the base food cost to ₹198 for two medium pizzas, before GST and delivery charges. Compare that with the regular Domino's medium pizza pricing, which sits between ₹279 and ₹379 for the same Veg pizzas, and the savings start to make sense — somewhere between 45% and 55% off the printed menu price.

The offer runs as a default option inside the app, which means you do not need a promo code to unlock it. The ₹99 price tag appears the moment you open the Everyday Value section, and the cart automatically reflects the discounted rate.

This is where most people slip up. The ₹99 price is not a universal discount on the full Domino's menu — it applies only to a fixed set of pizzas, primarily from the Veg Classic and Simply Veg categories. Premium pizzas, Non-Veg specials, gourmet ranges, and Cheese Burst variants are excluded.

For May 2026, the eligible pizza list on the Everyday Value menu typically includes Margherita, Country Special, Cheese N Tomato, Cheese N Corn, Veggie Paradise, and Fresh Veggie. The exact list rotates slightly by city — Bangalore and Mumbai users see one or two extra options like Peppy Paneer at a marginally higher price tier, while Tier 2 cities stay closer to the core six.

All eligible pizzas are medium size on hand-tossed base only. If you switch the crust to Cheese Burst, Wheat Thin Crust, or Fresh Pan, the ₹99 pricing drops off and the pizza re-prices to its regular menu rate. Same goes for upsizing to a large — you lose the deal the moment you change the size.

The ₹99 price is the food cost per pizza — it is not the final amount on your bill. Two more line items get added at checkout: GST at 5% on food and a delivery charge that ranges from ₹0 to ₹49 depending on city, store distance, and order value. Here is a realistic breakdown of what two pizzas under the Everyday Value Offer actually cost.

Compare that with ordering two regular Veggie Paradise medium pizzas at full menu price — that bill lands in the ₹680 to ₹720 range with the same taxes and delivery. The Everyday Value route saves roughly ₹450 to ₹500 per order of two pizzas, which is the kind of monthly delta that adds up fast for households ordering pizza twice a week.

The Everyday Value Offer is integrated as a default tile on the Domino's app and website — you do not type a coupon code anywhere. The flow is fast once you know which section to tap.

• Step 1: Open the Domino's India app or visit dominos.co.in. Log in or continue as guest.
• Step 2: Set your delivery address. The Everyday Value tile only appears for serviceable pincodes, so check this first.
• Step 3: On the home screen, look for the banner that says "Everyday Value – Pizzas @ ₹99". Tap it.
• Step 4: Pick any two pizzas from the eligible list. The ₹99 rate shows next to each thumbnail.
• Step 5: Add both to cart. Confirm size is Medium and crust is Hand-Tossed — do not change either.
• Step 6: Proceed to checkout. Apply your preferred bank card offer if available. Pay via UPI, card, or COD.

If you do not see the Everyday Value tile, refresh the app, recheck your delivery pincode, or try the website — occasionally the banner is hidden behind a city-specific promotion that takes the top slot on app.

Domino's runs several parallel offers, and the Everyday Value menu is not always the cheapest route — it depends on what you are ordering. Here is how it stacks up against the other live deals this month.

The Everyday Value Offer wins clearly when your order is built around two Veg pizzas with no extras. If you want to add garlic breadsticks, a beverage, or a Non-Veg pizza, the Pizza Mania combos or the Big Value Meal often work out better per-rupee. The trick is to open both sections side-by-side and compare the cart total before checkout — Domino's lets you switch between offer menus without losing your address.

A few practical tweaks can push the per-pizza cost well below ₹99 once you combine the offer with secondary discounts. None of these require a coupon code — they work alongside the offer.

• Use an eligible bank card. HDFC, ICICI, Federal Bank, and a handful of co-branded cards stack 10–15% extra on Domino's app orders. On a ₹208 base, that is roughly ₹20–₹30 off.
• Pick up instead of delivery. Domino's takeaway orders skip the delivery fee entirely, which directly knocks ₹30–₹49 off the bill if your nearest outlet is within walking distance.
• Cross ₹399 for free delivery. Add one Pizza Mania item if you are already close to the threshold — the freed-up delivery cost often pays for the add-on.
• Pay via UPI offers. Many UPI apps run their own pizza-category cashback in May. Even a small ₹15 cashback shaves the per-pizza price further.
• Check Zoutons before checkout. Live bank, wallet, and category-level offers on Domino's are aggregated on Zoutons — a quick scan often surfaces a stackable deal you would otherwise miss.