Crumbl Cookies Menu USA Prices 2026

The short answer: a single Crumbl cookie costs $4.99, and the bigger the box, the less you pay per cookie. Boxes come in singles, 4-packs, 6-packs and the 12-cookie Party Box — and every box can mix and match that week’s flavors. Honestly, unless you’re only there to try one specific flavor, the single is the worst value on this list. These cookies are huge (about 4 inches across, 5.5 ounces each), so one box goes further than you’d think.

No matter what week you walk in, these six classics are guaranteed in the pink box. They’re the flavors that built the brand — and frankly, two of them (Milk Chocolate Chip and Pink Sugar) outsell most weekly specials. Each classic costs $4.99 and is baked fresh throughout the day; Crumbl considers a cookie “out of code” two hours after baking, so you’re never getting a stale one.

First-timer tip

Can’t decide? Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chunk (served warm) plus the Pink Sugar. That’s the two-cookie order that converts skeptics. One cookie is honestly enough to share between two people — these things are dinner-plate sized.

Not every store offers minis every day, and they sell out fast — but when they’re available, they’re the smartest way to taste a bunch of flavors without the guilt (or the food coma). Minis are roughly a third of a full cookie, and yes, you can mix flavors in every pack.

Yes — and pink boxes are basically office-birthday catnip. Catering boxes come in bigger quantities with a small per-cookie discount versus the regular Party Box. Most locations ask for 24–48 hours of advance notice, especially around holidays when the whole town seems to be ordering. Call your store or order through the app to set it up.

Crumbl goes hard on holidays — Valentine’s, Mother’s Day, Easter, Halloween, Christmas — with themed bundles in gift-ready boxes. These drop without much warning and disappear fast, so the app is your best friend here.

Okay, let’s address the elephant in the room: five bucks for one cookie sounds steep. And honestly? It is — compared to a grocery-store cookie, this is a luxury item. But here’s what you’re actually paying for: a 5.5-ounce cookie that’s really the size of a small cake, baked in front of you in an open kitchen, with gourmet toppings and brand collabs (Oreo, Biscoff, Reese’s) that cheap cookies can’t touch.

My honest take after way too many pink boxes: the classics are consistently excellent, the weekly rotation keeps it exciting, and the 6-pack is fairly priced for what it is. Where people go wrong is ordering delivery (fees + markup can push a 6-pack past $35) or buying singles every day. A weekly 6-pack split with family or coworkers? That’s the sweet spot — literally.

Let’s not sugarcoat it (pun intended): these are dessert cookies, and the numbers show it. A single full-size Crumbl cookie typically packs 550–890 calories depending on the flavor and toppings, with the cheesecake and brownie-based flavors running highest. Mini cookies land around 180–300 calories each. Full nutrition and allergen details for every flavor live in the Crumbl app — worth a peek if you have a peanut or gluten sensitivity, since the open kitchen handles everything.

Lighter choices

If you’re watching it, the Snickerdoodle is the lowest-calorie classic, and minis let you scratch the itch at a third of the calories. Or split one cookie — genuinely nobody needs a whole Brownie Batter solo. (Okay, I have. Zero regrets.)

Crumbl doesn’t do traditional coupons — you basically won’t find a working public promo code — so the savings game runs through their app and loyalty program. Here’s how regulars keep the cost down:

• Join Crumbl Rewards (free): earn “Crumbs” on every dollar — 10 per dollar at Bronze, climbing to 13 per dollar at Pink Status. Points convert into free cookies, and higher tiers unlock better perks.
• Free birthday cookie: join the Birthday Club at least 24 hours before your birthday and you get a digital voucher for one free cookie, good for 40 days. Easiest free cookie in America.
• The daily Cookie of the Day window: ordering during the midday 12:00–12:30 PM window through the app has been known to trigger a free-cookie coupon. Worth timing your lunch-run order.
• Pink Status Sunday pre-order discount: top-tier members get 5% off pre-orders placed Sundays 12–6 PM MST. If you’re a weekly buyer, climbing to Pink pays for itself.
• Watch for 6-for-4 promos: Crumbl occasionally runs “six treats for the price of four” deals (recently $16.49 for a 6-pack, down from $24.99) — usually announced in the app and valid at participating locations only.

One quirk you must know: every Crumbl is closed on Sundays, company-wide. It’s their long-standing policy — a guaranteed day of rest for the crew. Everything else is late-morning to late-night; hours vary slightly by franchise.

Closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day; Christmas Eve usually closes early around 2 PM. Some locations close Friday–Saturday at 11 PM instead of midnight — check the app for your store.

Crumbl was founded in 2017 in Logan, Utah by cousins Jason McGowan and Sawyer Hemsley, who started with one big promise: a perfect chocolate chip cookie, baked fresh with the best ingredients they could find. The open-kitchen concept and the weekly rotating menu turned a single bakery into a social-media phenomenon. Headquartered in Lindon, Utah, Crumbl now operates 1,000+ locations across the United States (and Canada) — making it one of the fastest-growing dessert chains in American history.

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