Subway Menu Prices 2026: Footlong, 6-inch, Subway Series & Combos

A standard Subway Footlong runs $8.49–$10.99 at most U.S. locations as of May 2026, depending on the sub. The Veggie Delite Footlong is the cheapest at around $7.49; classic meat Footlongs (Black Forest Ham, Spicy Italian, Meatball Marinara) sit around $8.99; premium Footlongs (Steak & Cheese, Chicken Bacon Ranch, Roast Beef) hit $10.99. Subway Series Footlongs (#1 through #18) run $11.49–$12.99, and a Footlong Combo with a 21oz drink and chips adds about $3–$4 on top. Subway is ~100% franchisee-owned with ~20,000 U.S. stores — single-item swings of $1–$2 between two stores in the same metro are common.

The Subway Series is a lineup of 16 numbered specialty subs introduced in July 2022 and refreshed yearly. The original twelve (#1 The Philly, #2 The Outlaw, #3 The Monster, #4 Supreme Meats, #5 The Boss, #6 The Boss Salami, #7 The MexiCali, #8 The Great Garlic, #9 The Champ, #10 All-American Club, #11 Subway Club, #12 Turkey Cali Fresh) were joined by #15 The Titan Turkey, #16 Steak & Cheese Cali Fresh, #17 Garlic Roast Beef and #18 The Ultimate B.M.T. The pitch: these are chef-built — no customization required, no decision fatigue at the counter. Footlong Series subs run $11.49–$12.99; 6-inch versions run $7.49–$8.99.

Pretty much what it sounds like. A 6-inch sub is half the length of a Footlong (12 inches), with roughly half the protein, half the cheese and half the veggies. Pricing-wise, a Footlong is not double the price — usually ~$3–$4 more than the 6-inch, making the Footlong the better per-inch value. Example: a 6-inch Turkey runs $5.99; the Footlong is $9.49. The Footlong is also the only size eligible for the Footlong Pro (double protein) upgrade. The 6-inch remains the default size for the Kids' Pak.

Footlong Pro doubles the protein on a standard Footlong for +$2–$4 over the base price. Example: a Footlong Turkey Pro runs around $11.99 vs. $9.49 for the standard Footlong — that's an extra ~6 oz of turkey for $2.50. The math gets better the more expensive the base protein: Steak & Cheese Footlong Pro at $13.99 vs. $10.99 base is a strong $3 upcharge for double premium meat. It's worse value for cheap proteins (Cold Cut Combo, Black Forest Ham) where you'd pay roughly the same to just order a second sub. Worth it for steak, chicken bacon ranch, roast beef and Series builds; less worth it for Cold Cut Combo or Ham.

Adding smashed avocado runs +$1.50 on any sub at most Subway stores — same upcharge on a 6-inch or Footlong, although a Footlong typically receives a roughly doubled portion. Extra avocado (a second portion) is another +$1.50. The Cali Fresh Series subs (#7 The MexiCali, #12 Turkey Cali Fresh, #16 Steak & Cheese Cali Fresh) include avocado at no extra charge — they're the cheapest way to get a real avocado portion at Subway in 2026.

The single cheapest line item is a single cookie at $0.99 — chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, white chip macadamia or double chocolate. For an actual meal, the cheapest options are the 6-inch Veggie Delite ($4.99), the Kids' Pak ($5.99) with a mini sub plus drink, cookie and apple slices, and the Footlong Cookie ($3.99) if you're just snacking. A 6-inch Black Forest Ham at $5.49 and 6-inch Cold Cut Combo at $5.99 round out the cheap-meat options.

No — the $5 Footlong promotion ended nationally in 2018 after a decade-long run (the deal launched in 2008 during the recession and was credited with growing Subway from ~30,000 to ~44,000 stores at peak). Franchisees pushed back hard on the margins. Subway's MVP Rewards app does run periodic Buy One Footlong Get One 50% Off and $6.99 Footlong deals on classic subs, but a flat $5 Footlong is gone. The cheapest standard Footlong on the menu today is the Veggie Delite at $7.49; Spicy Italian and Meatball Marinara come in at $8.99.

Subway MVP Rewards launched in 2023, replacing the older Subway My Way program. You earn 10 tokens per $1 spent, with three reward tiers: Pro (free unlocks at 200 tokens), Captain (better unlocks at 1,500 tokens) and All-Star (top tier at 4,000+ tokens). Tokens can be redeemed for cookies, drinks, sides or progressive discounts on Footlongs. The app also runs frequent BOGO and percent-off deals that beat in-store pricing — a $6.99 Footlong app deal is the most consistent ongoing offer. Worth installing if you visit Subway twice a month or more.

The biggest recent additions are the Footlong Sides line — the Footlong Pretzel ($3.49), Footlong Churro ($3.99) and Footlong Cookie ($3.99) — which launched July 2023 and have stuck around as permanent menu items (the Footlong Cookie in particular went viral on TikTok). The Subway Series received its latest expansion in 2024 with #15 The Titan Turkey, #16 Steak & Cheese Cali Fresh, #17 Garlic Roast Beef and #18 The Ultimate B.M.T. Subway also refreshed deli meats in 2022, swapped to thicker-sliced turkey and ham, and rolled out new Hero Wraps (footlong-length wraps with double the meat of a standard wrap).

Yes — Subway's classic Footlongs are typically $2–$4 cheaper than the equivalent Jersey Mike's Giant (also ~12 inches). A Subway Turkey Footlong at $9.49 vs. a Jersey Mike's #7 Turkey & Provolone Giant at ~$15.95; a Subway Steak & Cheese Footlong at $10.99 vs. a Jersey Mike's #17 Philly at ~$15.95. The trade-off: Jersey Mike's slices meat to order, uses larger portions and is consistently rated higher in customer-satisfaction surveys. Jimmy John's runs in between (~$9–$13 for a 16-inch Giant), and Firehouse Subs sits closer to Jersey Mike's pricing. Subway's value angle is volume + the MVP Rewards app deals, not raw quality.