The best Marco’s Pizza deals right now are three national offers: a large Margherita Magnifico for $12.99, any medium 1-topping pizza for $8.99 and a large Pepperoni Magnifico for $12.99. Many stores also run a Buy One Get One Free offer on Tuesdays. Below you’ll find every current code, what each deal really costs per slice, how the new Marco’s Rewards program works, and why so many coupon codes you find online fail at checkout.
Last checked against Marco’s official deals page on October 8, 2026. Marco’s stores are independently owned franchises, so prices and participation vary by location.
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Current Marco’s Pizza Deals and Codes
These are the national offers listed on Marco’s official deals page. Customers in California, Colorado and Las Vegas pay a higher price and must use a different code.
| Deal | Code | Price | CA, CO & Las Vegas |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large Margherita Magnifico (limited time) | TRYMARG | $12.99 | $16.99 with TRYMARG2 |
| Any medium 1-topping pizza | M1T899 | $8.99 | $10.99 with M1T1099 |
| Large Pepperoni Magnifico | PEPMAG12 | $12.99 | $14.99 with PEPMAG14 |
| Buy One Get One Free (Tuesdays, participating stores) | MBOGO | Second pizza free | Check your store |
All three Marco’s Pizza deals can be ordered in store, by phone, on marcos.com or in the Marco’s app. They are not valid on catering orders, through third-party delivery apps or combined with other offers. Delivery fees, tax and a delivery minimum are extra and vary by store.
$12.99 Large Margherita Magnifico
The Margherita Magnifico is Marco’s limited-time take on the Italian classic: fresh mozzarella, sliced Roma tomatoes and a basil drizzle on a garlic-brushed crust. At $12.99 for a large it is the best-priced specialty pizza on the menu right now. Use code TRYMARG, or TRYMARG2 in California, Colorado and Las Vegas, where it costs $16.99. Because it is a limited-time offer, it will eventually leave the menu.
$8.99 Medium 1-Topping Pizza
Marco’s lists this as an everyday value deal: any medium pizza with one topping for $8.99 with code M1T899 ($10.99 with M1T1099 in CA, CO and Las Vegas). It is the cheapest way into a Marco’s pizza and works well for one or two people. Extra toppings are charged on top, so if you want a loaded pizza, the Magnifico deals usually give you more for the money.
$12.99 Large Pepperoni Magnifico

The Pepperoni Magnifico is one of Marco’s signature pizzas, topped with two kinds of pepperoni: classic and Old World cup-style pepperoni that crisps at the edges. With code PEPMAG12 the large costs $12.99, or $14.99 with PEPMAG14 in CA, CO and Las Vegas. This is also listed as an everyday value, so it should stay available longer than the Margherita.
What Day Is Marco’s Buy One Get One Free?
Tuesday. Marco’s has promoted “BOGO Tuesdays” on its official Facebook pages: buy one pizza at the regular menu price and get a second pizza of equal or lesser value free. The codes shared there have included MBOGO and FBTUES.
Two things to know before you plan around it:
- It is not on the national deals page. As of October 8, 2026, BOGO Tuesday is not listed on marcos.com/deals, so it depends on whether your local store runs it. Check the deals section in the app after choosing your store.
- It applies to menu-price pizzas. The first pizza is charged at full menu price, so BOGO is best when you want two large specialty pizzas. For one or two plain pizzas, the $8.99 medium deal can work out cheaper.
What Is the Code for the $6.99 Marco’s Pizza?
The $6.99 medium pizza was a past promotion. Marco’s ran “unlimited medium 1-topping pizzas for $6.99 each” with code GETFLAVOR, but it is no longer on the official deals page. The current national equivalent is the $8.99 medium 1-topping pizza with code M1T899. Some local stores still run their own lower-priced medium deals, so it is worth checking your store’s deals in the app.
Marco’s Rewards: How Points Work in 2026
Marco’s changed its loyalty program on April 27, 2026. According to Marco’s customer support page:
- You earn 1 point for every $1 you spend.
- Every 50 points automatically becomes a $5 reward certificate. Before the change you needed 100 points for a $10 certificate.
- Certificates expire 60 days after they are issued, so use them promptly.
- Points above 50 carry over. For example, a 67-point balance became a $5 certificate plus 17 points.
That works out to about 10% back on everything you spend. A $52 party order, for example, earns 52 points: enough for a $5 certificate with 2 points left over. Marco’s also moved to a new ordering system, so if the website looks different when you sign in, you may need to create a new account to keep earning.
Why Your Marco’s Promo Code Doesn’t Work

Coupon sites list dozens of Marco’s codes, but many fail at checkout. One coupon tracker estimates a typical Marco’s code stays live for only about three weeks. These are the usual reasons Marco’s Pizza deals and codes are rejected:
- You are in California, Colorado or Las Vegas. These areas use separate codes (TRYMARG2, M1T1099, PEPMAG14) at higher prices.
- Your store doesn’t participate. Marco’s stores are franchises and can opt out of some offers. Pick your store first, then open the deals page.
- The code is expired. Codes like 30% off or 50% off menu-price pizzas were real at one point but are often long gone. Trust marcos.com/deals over coupon sites.
- You are ordering through a delivery app. Marco’s deals are not valid on DoorDash, Uber Eats or other third-party apps. Order on marcos.com or the Marco’s app instead.
- You added a second offer. Marco’s national deals can’t be combined with other offers or discounts.
- Your order is below the delivery minimum. Switch to carryout or add another item.
- You changed the pizza. Most deals say “no substitutions”, and extras cost more.
To enter a code, build your order on marcos.com or in the app, then type it into the Promotion Code box on the review-order screen before you pay.
Which Marco’s Pizza Deal Is the Best Value?
The fairest way to compare Marco’s Pizza deals is price per square inch, because a bigger pizza gives you much more food than its diameter suggests. Marco’s mediums are typically 12 inches and its larges 14 inches, though sizes can vary by store.
| Deal | Size | Area | Price | Cost per sq in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medium 1-topping | 12″ | 113 sq in | $8.99 | about 8.0¢ |
| Large Pepperoni Magnifico | 14″ | 154 sq in | $12.99 | about 8.4¢ |
| Large Margherita Magnifico | 14″ | 154 sq in | $12.99 | about 8.4¢ |
The medium 1-topping pizza is marginally cheaper per square inch, but the two Magnifico pizzas include specialty toppings that would cost extra on a plain pizza. That makes the Magnificos the better value if you would add more than one topping. A large cut into 8 slices works out to about $1.62 per slice. To compare these deals against other pizzerias, enter the sizes and prices into our Pizza Size & Price Calculator, or compare full delivery deals with the Pizza Value Calculator.
How Many Marco’s Pizzas Do You Need for a Party?
Plan on about 3 slices per adult and 2 per child. For 10 adults that is 30 slices. A Marco’s large is usually cut into 8 slices, so you need 4 large pizzas. Using the $12.99 Pepperoni Magnifico deal, that is $51.96 before tax and delivery, which also earns you a $5 rewards certificate. If your store runs BOGO Tuesday, you could get the same 4 pizzas while paying menu price for only 2 of them.
For a mixed group, use our Pizza Party Calculator. It adjusts for children, appetite and pizza size and rounds up to whole pizzas.
Tips to Get More From Marco’s Pizza Deals
- Order direct. Deals only work on marcos.com, the Marco’s app, by phone or in store, and you avoid the higher menu prices and fees on delivery apps.
- Choose carryout. You skip the delivery fee and the delivery minimum.
- Join Marco’s Rewards before you order. Points are earned on deal orders too, and every $50 you spend becomes a $5 certificate.
- Order specialty pizzas on Tuesday if your store runs BOGO, and plain pizzas on other days using the $8.99 medium deal.
- Check you’re on the right Marco’s. Search results also show unrelated pizzerias with “Marco’s” in their name. The chain’s official site is marcos.com.
Marco’s Pizza Deals FAQs
Does Marco’s have specials every day?
Yes. The $8.99 medium 1-topping pizza and the $12.99 large Pepperoni Magnifico are listed as everyday value deals, and the $12.99 large Margherita Magnifico is a limited-time special. Many stores add BOGO Tuesday and their own local offers.
Is there a discount code for Marco’s Pizza?
The current national codes are TRYMARG (large Margherita Magnifico, $12.99), M1T899 (medium 1-topping, $8.99) and PEPMAG12 (large Pepperoni Magnifico, $12.99). In California, Colorado and Las Vegas use TRYMARG2, M1T1099 and PEPMAG14.
Can you stack Marco’s coupons?
No. Marco’s official terms state that its deals are not valid with other offers or discounts. If you are signed in to Marco’s Rewards, you still earn points on what you pay for a deal order.
Do Marco’s Pizza deals work on DoorDash or Uber Eats?
No. Marco’s deals are not valid through third-party delivery apps. To use a code, order on marcos.com, in the Marco’s app, by phone or in store.
Why are Marco’s prices higher in some places?
Each Marco’s is independently owned and sets its own menu prices, and costs are higher in some markets. That is why California, Colorado and Las Vegas have separate deal prices. Menu prices are also well above deal prices, so ordering with a current code makes the biggest difference.
Does Marco’s offer military or student discounts?
Marco’s does not advertise a national military, student or senior discount. Some individual stores offer their own, so call your local store and ask.
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Versatile Pizza is not affiliated with Marco’s Pizza. Deals, codes and prices are taken from Marco’s official website and social media on the date shown above and can change without notice. Always confirm the final price at checkout.

