Pieology Menu Prices 2026: Build-Your-Own Pizza

Q: How much does a Pieology pizza cost in 2026?

A create-your-own pizza at Pieology costs approximately $9-$12 at most U.S. locations as of May 2026, depending on your crust and topping choices. Signature pizzas typically run $10-$13. Prices vary by franchise location and market -- California, the Northeast, and urban markets generally trend higher. Check your local Pieology via the official site for exact pricing.

Q: Does Pieology offer a gluten-free crust?

Yes. Pieology offers a gluten-friendly crust and a cauliflower crust, both made without gluten-containing ingredients. However, Pieology's kitchens are not certified gluten-free environments -- pizza is assembled on shared surfaces and baked in shared ovens, so cross-contact with gluten-containing ingredients is possible. Guests with celiac disease or a serious gluten allergy should take note of this before ordering.

Q: Does Pieology have a rewards program or app?

Pieology has offered a Pie Life Rewards loyalty program through its mobile app and online ordering platform, where guests earn points toward free pizzas and exclusive offers. Availability and terms vary -- check the official Pieology app or pieology.com for the current rewards program details and any active promotions.

Quick answers

The Pieology menu at a glance -- four things people ask most

Instant answers to the most common Pieology questions: price, model, gluten-free, and how it stacks up against Blaze Pizza.

Create-your-own price

~$9-$12

Personal pizza, unlimited toppings. Varies by location and crust choice.

Signature pizza

~$10-$13

Pre-set builds like The Rustic (garlic sauce, chicken, peppers) or The BBQ Chicken.

Cook time

~3 minutes

Fast-fire oven at ~800 F -- the entire point of the fast-casual pizza format.

vs. Blaze Pizza

Very similar

Same fast-casual build-your-own format; Blaze has more locations; Pieology has a wider sauce roster.

How it works

The Pieology build-your-own pizza model, step by step

Pieology pioneered (alongside Blaze) the fast-casual pizza assembly line. Here is exactly what happens when you walk in the door.

Step 1

Choose your crust

Five options: Original Thin, Classic (chewier), Honey Whole Wheat, Cauliflower (lower-carb), or Gluten-Friendly. All personal-size (roughly 11 inches). One flat price covers whichever you pick.

Step 2

Pick a sauce

Six sauces: Classic Red, Creamy Garlic, Spicy Red, Olive Oil & Garlic, Pesto, and BBQ. You can also layer two sauces or go sauce-light -- no upcharge.

Step 3

Load up toppings

Choose from 8+ proteins (chicken, pepperoni, sausage, bacon, ground beef, anchovies, and more), 14+ vegetables, and 5 cheeses including a vegan option. There is no per-topping upcharge -- add as many as you like.

Step 4

Add a finishing drizzle

The finishing station is what sets Pieology apart. Choose from balsamic glaze, hot honey, sriracha, ranch, olive oil, or fresh basil applied post-bake. Many regulars consider this the most important step.

Step 5

Into the fast-fire oven

Your assembled pizza goes into a conveyor oven running at roughly 800 degrees Fahrenheit. Total cook time: about 3 minutes. The high heat gives you a slightly charred, airy crust with melted, bubbly toppings -- similar to a Neapolitan style.

Step 6 (optional)

Or order a signature pie

Prefer to skip the assembly line? Choose a pre-designed signature pizza (The Rustic, The Florentine, The BBQ Chicken, and others) -- hand it to the crew and they build it for you. Priced slightly higher at ~$10-$13 at most locations.

Signature pizzas

Pieology's pre-set signature pizzas

Not sure what to build? These are Pieology's staff-designed pizzas -- curated combinations you can order by name. Prices typically run ~$10-$13 at U.S. locations.

~$10-$13 · Fan favourite

The Rustic

Creamy garlic sauce, mozzarella, grilled chicken, roasted red peppers, spinach, finished with balsamic glaze. The most popular signature pie at most locations.

~$10-$13 · Meat + greens

The Florentine

Classic red sauce, mozzarella, Italian sausage, mushrooms, spinach, and shaved Parmesan. A hearty, well-balanced combination.

~$10-$13 · Vegetarian

The Roma

Olive oil and garlic, fresh tomatoes, mozzarella, fresh basil (post-bake), and balsamic -- Pieology's take on a classic Margherita.

~$10-$13 · Mediterranean

The Greek

Olive oil base, feta, spinach, tomatoes, artichoke hearts, red onion, and black olives. Bold, tangy, and vegetarian.

~$10-$13 · BBQ

The BBQ Chicken

BBQ sauce, mozzarella, grilled chicken, red onion, bacon, and Parmesan. The sweet-smoky option for BBQ fans.

~$10-$13 · Spicy

The Spicy Italian

Spicy red sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, Italian sausage, jalapenos, and a hot honey finish -- the chain's most fire-forward combination.

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All Pieology menu categories with item counts.

Full menu

Every Pieology menu item with prices (2026)

All categories: crusts, sauces, proteins, vegetables, cheeses, finishes, signature pies, salads, desserts, and drinks. Toppings within the create-your-own model are unlimited at no per-item upcharge.

Create Your Own Pizza -- Crusts 5 items

Create Your Own Pizza -- Sauces 6 items

Create Your Own Pizza -- Proteins 8 items

Create Your Own Pizza -- Vegetables & Cheeses 14 items

Create Your Own Pizza -- Finishing Drizzles 6 items

Signature Pizzas 7 items

Price comparison

Pieology vs. Blaze Pizza vs. MOD Pizza vs. Pizza Hut

How Pieology stacks up against the fast-casual pizza peers and the traditional chains on price and model, May 2026 national averages.

Category	Pieology	Blaze Pizza	MOD Pizza	Pizza Hut
Create-your-own pizza	~$9-$12	~$9-$12	~$8-$11	N/A (not CYO)
Signature / specialty pie	~$10-$13	~$10-$13	~$9-$12	$10-$16+
Cauliflower / GF crust	Available	Available	Available	Available
Vegan cheese option	Yes	Yes	Yes	Limited
Cook time	~3 min	~3 min	~3 min	10-20 min
Finishing drizzle station	Yes	Limited	Yes	No
Loyalty / rewards app	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
U.S. locations (approx.)	Hundreds	700+	400+	6,500+

Prices are national averages. Fast-casual pizza chains (Pieology, Blaze, MOD) all use the build-your-own model with unlimited toppings at a flat price. Traditional chains (Pizza Hut, Domino's, Marco's) sell full-size pies by the slice or pie with delivery. These are fundamentally different dining formats.

Dietary options

Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-friendly picks at Pieology

Pieology's build-your-own model makes it unusually easy to navigate dietary needs. The topping bar separates proteins from vegetables and cheeses so you can fully control what goes on your pizza.

For a fully vegan build: use olive oil and garlic or classic red sauce, add vegan cheese, load up on spinach, mushrooms, tomatoes, roasted peppers, olives, or artichokes, and finish with balsamic or sriracha. Confirm vegan cheese availability locally as it varies.

Pieology's kitchens are not certified gluten-free or allergen-free. Cross-contact with common allergens including gluten, dairy, and egg is possible. Notify staff of any serious allergy before ordering.

Vegan sauces: Classic Red, Spicy Red, Olive Oil & Garlic, BBQ
Vegan cheese: Dairy-free mozzarella-style (check locally)
Vegan toppings: All vegetables -- spinach, mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers, olives, onion, artichokes, sun-dried tomatoes, jalapenos
Vegan finishes: Balsamic glaze, hot honey, sriracha, olive oil, fresh basil
GF-friendly crusts: Gluten-friendly crust; cauliflower crust (not certified GF)
Popular vegetarian sigs: The Roma (Margherita), The Greek, The Vegetarian Garden

Ordering tips

How to get the most out of Pieology

Pro tip

Don't skip the finish station

The balsamic glaze or hot honey finishing drizzle is applied after baking and is included in the base price. Many first-time guests skip it -- don't. It dramatically changes the flavour profile of the finished pie.

Customisation

Less is often more

Unlike traditional pizza, fast-fire pizza can get soggy if overloaded. 4-6 vegetable toppings plus one or two proteins is the sweet spot for a properly cooked crust. The crew will advise if you're piling too high.

Best value

Create-your-own vs. signature

At most locations the create-your-own pizza costs the same as or slightly less than the signature pies. If the Rustic or BBQ Chicken appeals to you, you can recreate it exactly on the create-your-own line for roughly the same price or less.

App / rewards

Use the Pie Life Rewards app

Pieology's loyalty app earns points toward free pizzas and occasionally surfaces exclusive offers. Worth downloading if you visit more than once a month.

Gluten-free

Gluten-friendly, not gluten-free

Both the gluten-friendly and cauliflower crusts are made without gluten-containing ingredients, but they're assembled and baked in the same kitchen. Not safe for celiac; fine for mild gluten sensitivity.

Speed

Best times to visit

The lunch rush (noon-1 PM) and early dinner (5-6 PM) see the longest queues. Even then, the fast-fire oven means the line moves quickly -- 10-minute visits are typical even during peak hours.

About Pieology

The chain that brought unlimited-topping build-your-own pizza to America

Pieology was founded in 2011 in Fullerton, California, by Carl Chang. The concept was simple: bring the fast-casual assembly-line model -- proven by Chipotle in burritos and Subway in sandwiches -- to artisan-style personal pizza. Customers choose their own crust, sauce, toppings, and finishes; the pizza is cooked in a fast-fire conveyor oven at around 800 degrees in approximately three minutes.

The chain grew rapidly in the 2010s alongside Blaze Pizza and MOD Pizza, collectively creating the "fast-casual pizza" category. Pieology differentiates with a wider sauce selection and a distinct finishing-drizzle station (balsamic glaze, hot honey, sriracha), which has become a signature of the brand experience.

Today Pieology operates hundreds of locations across the U.S., primarily in the South, Southwest, and West Coast, with growing presence in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. The chain is heavily franchised. Corporate headquarters are in Fullerton, California.

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~3 minOven cook time

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Locations

Where to find a Pieology

Pieology has hundreds of locations across the United States, with the highest concentration in California (where it was founded), Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and the Southeast. The chain continues to expand via franchise agreements into new markets in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic.

Use the official store locator at pieology.com to find your nearest location, check hours, and access online ordering or the Pie Life Rewards program.

Founded: Fullerton, California (2011)
Highest density: California, Texas, Arizona, Nevada
Format: Fast-casual counter service, dine-in and takeout
Online ordering: Available via pieology.com and the app
Delivery: Via third-party apps at select locations

Common questions

Pieology menu -- frequently asked questions

Eight questions people most often search about Pieology: prices, how the build-your-own model works, gluten-free options, and the comparison with Blaze Pizza.

How much does a Pieology pizza cost in 2026?

A create-your-own pizza at Pieology costs approximately $9-$12 at most U.S. locations as of May 2026, depending on your crust and topping choices. Signature pizzas typically run $10-$13. Prices vary by franchise location and market -- California, the Northeast, and urban markets generally trend higher. Check your local Pieology via the official site for exact pricing.

How does Pieology's build-your-own pizza model work?

Pieology works like a pizza assembly line. You move down the counter and choose: (1) crust (thin, classic, whole wheat, cauliflower, or gluten-friendly), (2) sauce (red, garlic, spicy red, pesto, BBQ, or olive oil), (3) unlimited proteins, vegetables, and cheeses, and (4) a finishing drizzle (balsamic glaze, hot honey, ranch, sriracha, etc.). Your assembled pizza then goes into a fast-fire conveyor oven and is ready in about 3 minutes. The create-your-own price covers unlimited toppings with no per-topping upcharge.

Does Pieology offer a gluten-free crust?

Yes. Pieology offers a gluten-friendly crust and a cauliflower crust, both made without gluten-containing ingredients. However, Pieology's kitchens are not certified gluten-free environments -- pizza is assembled on shared surfaces and baked in shared ovens, so cross-contact with gluten-containing ingredients is possible. Guests with celiac disease or a serious gluten allergy should take note of this before ordering.

Is Pieology the same as Blaze Pizza?

No. Both are fast-casual, build-your-own personal pizza chains with very similar formats, but they are separate companies. Pieology was founded in Fullerton, CA in 2011; Blaze Pizza was founded in Pasadena, CA in 2012 and grew faster with celebrity investment. The two chains compete directly and are often compared as the "Chipotle of pizza" model. Key differences: Blaze has a wider national footprint; Pieology differentiates with a broader sauce roster and finishing-drizzle station. Prices are comparable ($9-$13 range for a personal pizza).

How many Pieology locations are there?

Pieology operates several hundred locations across the United States, concentrated in the South, Southwest, and Western states, with a presence also in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Use the official store locator at pieology.com to find your nearest location and confirm hours.

Are there vegetarian or vegan options at Pieology?

Yes -- Pieology is one of the more vegetarian- and vegan-friendly fast-casual pizza chains. Vegan-friendly build: choose cauliflower or thin crust (check locally), red sauce or olive oil base, vegan cheese, any vegetable toppings (spinach, mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers, olives, onion, etc.), and a balsamic or sriracha drizzle. Vegetarian options include pesto and creamy garlic sauces plus all cheese and vegetable toppings. The Vegetarian Garden and Roma signature pies are popular meatless choices.

How long does it take to get a pizza at Pieology?

Once your pizza is assembled and placed in the fast-fire conveyor oven, it cooks in approximately 3 minutes at around 800 degrees Fahrenheit. Total time from walking in to eating is typically 5-8 minutes, depending on queue length. This is the core selling point of the fast-casual pizza format pioneered alongside chains like Blaze Pizza and MOD Pizza.

Does Pieology have a rewards program or app?

Pieology has offered a Pie Life Rewards loyalty program through its mobile app and online ordering platform, where guests earn points toward free pizzas and exclusive offers. Availability and terms vary -- check the official Pieology app or pieology.com for the current rewards program details and any active promotions.

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