Little Ceasars launches Amazon Prime Day deal
The offer includes $5 pepperoni and cheese pizzas for Prime members
June 3, 2026
The deal is good for both delivery and in-store pickup orders. This marks the first time Amazon has partnered with a QSR brand in its 11 years of hosting Prime Day and signals a new value play amid an intensifying value environment.
“Innovation at Little Caesars is about making it easier for customers to get great food at a great value,” Little Caesars Chief Marketing Officer Greg Hamilton said in a statement. “Whether it’s our Amazon Prime Day partnership, Chat GPT ordering, or drone pizza delivery, we’re meeting consumers where they are and delivering the convenience and affordability they expect from our brand.”
The pizza chain has indeed been busy throughout the past several months, launching ChatGPT ordering in April, allowing customers to plan meals, receive personalized recommendations and customize orders. A few weeks later, the chain deployed a high-capacity drone delivery test with Flytrex.
This Prime Day partnership also illustrates how loyalty programs have evolved to include shared benefits across companies. Starbucks loyalty members can earn points by making purchases with Marriott Bonvoy, Bank of America and Delta, for instance, while CAVA’s updated program allows members who hold status in select programs across industries to be matched into its new tiered levels.
This year’s Amazon Prime Day runs from June 23-26, with millions of deals available for members. Though no restaurant brands have participated before, Amazon offered Prime members a free yearlong Grubhub+ membership in 2022, including no delivery fees on orders over $12.
Amazon’s share of total U.S. ecommerce sales during Prime Day 2026 is expected to reach over 60%, which would mark its highest level since 2019.
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Alicia Kelso
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Alicia Kelso is the executive editor of Nation's Restaurant News. She began covering the restaurant industry in 2010 for QSRweb.com, FastCasual.com, and PizzaMarketplace.com. When her son was born, she left the industry to pursue a role in higher education, but swiftly returned after realizing how much she missed the space. In filling that void, Alicia added a contributor role at Restaurant Dive and a senior contributor role at Forbes.
Her work has appeared in publications around the world, including Forbes Asia, NPR, Bloomberg, The Seattle Times, Crain's Chicago, Good Morning America, and Franchise Asia Magazine.
Alicia holds a degree in journalism from Bowling Green State University, where she competed on the women's swim team. In addition to cheering for the BGSU Falcons, Alicia is a rabid Michigan fan and will talk about college football with anyone willing to engage. She lives in Louisville, Kentucky, with her wife and son.
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