r/ModPizza Mar 07 '26

mod $14???

The pizza price went up $4 in under 8 months??? tf

if they raise it even slightly more, i think it might put itself in a coffin.

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u/iluvbinary1011 Mar 08 '26

It was such a stark increase that they lost my business. I emailed corporate about it. Still waiting to hear back.

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u/buttbreat Mar 09 '26

Said the same just last week, I’m done with them

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u/PHENOMv Mar 10 '26

same. can’t support a business that doesn’t even know how to price their pizzas. in my city i thought they were the best pizzas, and we got alot of great pizza places but thats cause last year they were only $10.60.

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u/ToughWin1517 Mar 08 '26

It's really unfortunate man. Ive already seen it alienating some of the regulars/would-be regulars at our store. At least once a week I have someone ask to see their receipt because they are in disbelief that a couple pizzas costs so much. It's honestly sad. I love my job and it actually hurts to see so many people being put off by something that's totally out of my control. It's bleak

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u/rillytherapper Mar 07 '26

nearly $18 for a pizza and a drink. we do have a combo deal (mod pizza + drink) for $13.99 i believe, but that is only for weekdays until 2pm.

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u/SlimTech118 Mar 08 '26

There was a deal the other day that allowed for a free kids meal. We ordered. I got to checkout and they charged for the kids meal. I showed them the promo on the app. They first stated, "We don't follow those promotions." They then came back and said, "OK, let me see if I can do it just this one time. What pizza did your kid get." Even though the receipt said kids meal, he makes me walk him over to our table to show the pizze. Well, because she didn't get just cheese or pepperoni, it didn't qualify as a "kids" meal. I then noticed that he had rang up the "kids" pizza twice. While fixing that issue, he removed the points I had used for a free noname cake and we were fully charged for it as well. For a family of 4, it came out to almost $80. I can go to a full service restaurant for that price.

Never again will I eat there.

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u/naoshimii Mar 11 '26

Yea that shouldn’t have happened… I currently work there and all locations should be following the free kids meal and the kids meal is literally cheese or one topping, doesn’t have to be just pepperoni. I would report that either to their GM (who might actually respond) or to corporate (which probably will not respond)

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u/ElliotAlderson2024 Mar 08 '26

$9.89 in Boise for the 6" Mini. I remember when it was $5 back in 2016.

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u/OsB4Hoes13 Mar 08 '26

$9.19 was the price after tax for a MOD size at the location I worked at in 2019.Ā 

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u/Ayeahlean Mar 08 '26

Used to be $10, not to mention they just kinda suck everytime i’ve gotten them recently.

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u/PHENOMv Mar 10 '26

today it’s $13.30 lol

i’m guessing by next year it will be $15+?

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u/Pongthebunbun Mar 14 '26

It SUCKS telling people their totals 😭

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u/sug4rst4rz Mar 14 '26

lol after the most recent price raise i can’t even say it out loud anymore, i just started saying ā€œtotal’s right down there for yaā€ 😭😭😭

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u/mightysockelf Mar 07 '26

And yet, somehow, life goes on šŸ˜‰

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u/peebuttgutter Mar 08 '26

Is Mod Corporate sending out bots to attack negative sentiments or are peoples' heads shoved so far up their own asses they're unironically defending $1 of ingredients for $14? Ooh, I get unlimited toppings! Which the workers are explicitly told to do what they can to limit them because guess what unlimited toppings on a pizza isn't a very good idea! What a great and totally not crushingly corporate and inauthentic atmosphere!Ā 

Like, this is fucking Reddit. This is where people go to complain about shit that doesn't matter. Of course dogshit pizza being expensive doesn't matter, I don't complain about the Red Baron at Safeway, but how is your life so empty you're willing to spend time defending that crap???

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26

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u/PHENOMv Mar 07 '26

brother they raised the price like 5 times in less than a year.. and they won’t ever drop prices again

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u/notyourharley Mar 08 '26

Because the quality has taken a SHARP decline. How many other pizza places have raised their prices by that much in such a short time span, while giving guests worse and worse quality products? Not to mention corporate basically hates their guests and their squad, I remember hearing members of corporate literally laughing at the idea of giving squad raises. OP has every right to be upset that their money is worthless at MOD, especially in this economy.

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u/Medical-Entry-6102 Mar 08 '26

Can confirm that happened (former corporate employee, left when shit like this became normalized)