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Pizza Hut Is Hooking up Pizza Lovers With Its Biggest BOGO Promotion Yet. Here Are the Details
June 4, 2025
If you’re looking for a reason to indulge in your favorite slice this summer, Pizza Hut just gave you a big one — literally. According to PMQ, the global pizza chain has launched its biggest buy-one-get-one offer yet, inviting customers to take part in the Hut Hook-Up promotion, which rewards every qualifying purchase with a free large pizza. Yes, you read that right: Order now, and Pizza Hut will give you a free large pizza to enjoy later. It’s the ultimate way to treat yourself now and your future self.
A Limited-Time Offer for Pizza Hut Fans
From now through June 22, Pizza Hut customers who spend $7.99 or more on an order through the Pizza Hut app or website will receive a free Large 1-Topping Pizza to use on their next order. To be eligible, customers must either be members of Hut Rewards — the brand’s loyalty program — or sign up within 48 hours of placing their order.
Once you’ve placed a qualifying order, you’ll receive your free pizza coupon within 48 hours via the app inbox. That coupon will be valid for 15 days, giving you plenty of time to plan your next pizza night.
This is not just another short-lived pizza perk — it’s a strategic move by Pizza Hut to solidify brand loyalty while kicking off the summer season with unbeatable value. The promotion is valid at participating locations nationwide.
To learn more or get started, visit the official Hut Hook-Up page.
Hut Rewards: Turning Every Order Into Future Savings
This limited-time deal also underscores the value of Hut Rewards, Pizza Hut’s customer loyalty program. Members earn points on every purchase and gain access to exclusive offers — like the current Hut Hook-Up promotion. It’s a smart move by the brand, blending instant gratification with long-term engagement.
Summer 2025 Just Got Even Hotter With BOOK IT!
While adults are getting rewarded with free pizza, kids aren’t being left out of the summer celebration either. Pizza Hut recently rolled out a tech-savvy upgrade to its iconic BOOK IT! program, a literacy initiative that’s been inspiring young readers since 1984. And for the first time ever, it comes with its very own app.
The new BOOK IT! app — available in all major app stores — makes it easier than ever for parents to set and track monthly reading goals for their children. The program, dubbed “BOOK IT! Summer of Stories,” runs from June 1 through Aug. 31 and rewards kids with a free Personal Pan Pizza each month when they reach their reading milestones.
“BOOK IT! has inspired a love for reading in millions of children since 1984,” said Lucila Cuello, chief people and culture officer at Pizza Hut U.S. “Now, with the launch of the BOOK IT! app, we’re making it even easier for parents to connect with their kids, set meaningful reading goals and inspire plenty of fun pizza-filled memories with their families.”
The goal is simple: combat the so-called “Summer Slide” — the dip in reading skills that many children experience over school breaks — by keeping literacy top of mind and incentivized.
Each family can earn one certificate per child, per month (up to five per household), with certificates valid for 30 days. It’s a win-win: children improve their reading skills, and families get to celebrate their progress with pizza night.
For more details or to join the program, visit bookitprogram.com.
Doubling Down on Value and Impact
Whether you’re an adult planning your next Friday night dinner or a parent looking to keep your child engaged this summer, Pizza Hut is serving up value, incentives, and purpose. The Hut Hook-Up delivers an immediate reward for loyal customers, while the revamped BOOK IT! program continues a decades-long tradition of using pizza to promote literacy.
Together, these initiatives make it clear: Pizza Hut isn’t just about food — it’s about creating rewarding experiences. And with summer heating up, now is the perfect time to place your order, open a good book, and let Pizza Hut take care of the rest.
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