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Burger King Offering Discounts for Pi Day & Daylight Savings Time Ending. Here’s What You Can Get
February 25, 2025
Burger King is offering deals and discounts for two “holidays.” Pi Day, which takes place on March 14 (or 3/14, the first three numbers of Pi), and the conclusion of Daylight Savings Time (March 9) will both feature discounts from the fast-food giant. Let’s take a look at what we know about these latest offerings.
Burger King Royal Perks Members Can Get Great Food at Great Prices
QSR reports that beginning Sunday, March 9, Royal Perks Members may brighten their mornings and countdown to Pi Day with a full week of everyday offers. These deals include:
- 3/9: Free Croissan’wich with the purchase of $1 or more.
- 3/10: Free 4-Piece Churro Fries with the purchase of $1 or more.
- 3/11: Free Medium Iced Coffee with the purchase of $1 or more.
- 3/12: Free 5-Piece French Toast Sticks with the purchase of $1 or more.
- 3/13: Free Large Hash Browns with the purchase of $1 or more.
- National Pi Day – 3/14: Free Hershey Pie with the purchase of $3.14 (again, the first three numbers of Pi) or more.
- 3/15: Free Sausage Biscuit with the purchase of $1 or more.
The breakfast offers do not stop there. Beginning Monday, March 24, Morning Mondays are back at Burger King. Every Monday, Royal Perks Members will be able to enjoy a Croissan’wich and a small coffee for only $3.
Latest Round of Deals
These March promotions are just the latest round of deals offered by the popular fast-food chain. Earlier this month, the company shared a BOGO Whopper deal for lovebirds on a budget.
In an effort to drive foot traffic and digital engagement, Burger King also launched a $1 cheeseburger promotion in late January, positioning it as a “can’t-miss” value offer. This promotion was designed to attract budget-conscious consumers and increase app downloads and digital engagement. Customers could access the $1 cheeseburger deal exclusively through the Burger King mobile app, incentivizing users to engage with the brand’s digital ecosystem.
The $1 cheeseburger strategy highlights Burger King’s focus on customer acquisition through value-driven incentives. While the margin on a $1 cheeseburger is slim, the brand benefits from increased app usage, customer data collection, and potential upselling opportunities. Once a customer is in the app, they’re more likely to explore other menu items, boosting the average transaction value. This tactic aligns with a broader industry trend where QSRs leverage digital platforms to build customer loyalty and streamline operations.
In addition to single-item discounts, Burger King has implemented bundled value promotions like the 2-for-$5 and 3-for-$7 combos. These offers provide customers with multiple items — such as sandwiches, nuggets, and fries — at a discounted rate compared to purchasing each item individually. The 2-for-$5 and 3-for-$7 deals are carefully priced to balance affordability with profitability, ensuring that while customers perceive significant value, Burger King maintains healthy margins.
These combo promotions also serve as a competitive response to similar offerings from rival brands like McDonald’s and Wendy’s. By bundling popular items at an attractive price point, Burger King encourages customers to choose its value offerings over those of competitors. Furthermore, these promotions drive larger ticket sizes per transaction, as customers are more likely to round out their meals with beverages, desserts, or other add-ons.
These promotions highlight the importance of digital engagement. Burger King’s $1 cheeseburger promotion, tied to its mobile app, reflects how QSRs are leveraging technology to build direct relationships with consumers. As app usage grows, brands gain access to valuable customer data, enabling more personalized marketing and efficient operations.
From a competitive standpoint, Burger King’s promotional strategies also demonstrate the importance of agility in pricing and marketing. By continuously evaluating consumer behavior and market conditions, brands can adjust their value offerings to remain relevant and competitive.
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