Last updated: September 2026

Arby's deals, coupons and ways to spend less

Arby's offers rotate constantly and differ by franchise owner, so a page full of “current” coupons is usually out of date within a week. Instead, this page explains the kinds of deals Arby's runs, where each one lives, and how to work out whether a bundle actually beats ordering à la carte.

We do not publish coupon codes we cannot verify. Offers live in the Arby's app and on arbys.com; both are tied to the restaurant you pick.

Live offers we have verified

No nationwide offer is verified for September 2026. Open the Arby's app and check the Offers tab for your restaurant — that is where the current deals sit, and they are often better than any printed coupon.

The kinds of deals Arby's runs

  • Arby's app offers

    The biggest discounts are now app-only: free Curly Fries with a purchase, dollar-off sandwiches and buy-one-get-one coupons that load straight onto your account. Offers are tied to the restaurant you choose, so two stores in the same city can show different deals.

  • Arby's Rewards

    Rewards points accumulate on every purchase, in store and in the app, and convert into free food at set thresholds. Scanning is what unlocks the members-only offers, so it is worth doing even on a small order.

  • Bundle deals (2 for, 4 for)

    Arby's regularly runs bundles like 2 for $7 and 4 for $10 mixing sandwiches, sliders, wraps and sides. The price points and the item list change each time the promotion returns, so read the board carefully — sometimes the value menu beats the bundle.

  • Happy hour

    Some locations discount drinks, shakes and snacks in the mid afternoon. This is a local promotion, not a national one, so it depends entirely on your restaurant.

  • Printed and mailed coupons

    Coupon sheets still arrive in local mailers and on receipts, usually for combo meals. They are store-specific and expire quickly, so check the small print for which locations accept them.

Honest ways to pay less

  1. Tip 1

    Order two sliders instead of one premium sandwich — the sliders are 170 to 260 calories each and cost far less per item.

  2. Tip 2

    Add a small Curly Fries rather than upsizing a combo; the XL is 600 calories against 250 for the small.

  3. Tip 3

    Check the app before you reach the speaker — offers must be loaded before you order at most stores.

  4. Tip 4

    Skip the delivery apps when you can. The menu prices there are marked up above in-store prices, on top of the delivery fee.

  5. Tip 5

    Water or an unsweet tea instead of a large soda saves money and up to 350 calories.

Cheapest way to eat at Arby's

The value menu and the slider line-up are the lowest-cost route to a hot sandwich, and a small side plus water keeps a full order down. Sharing a large Curly Fries between two people is almost always cheaper than two smalls. See exactly what sits in each tier on the value menu page and compare every price on the full price list.

Prices vary by location and exclude tax. Delivery apps usually charge more.

Deal FAQs

Not any more. The sliders that made up the old dollar menu are still sold but are priced above a dollar. The value menu — sliders, wraps, small fries and turnovers — is where the cheapest items live today.

Value menu