Domino’s Adds Catering Tool For Online Orders


Throwing a massive party and not sure how much pizza to order? Domino’s has added an online ordering option that lets you specify the number of people you’re inviting and recommends packages based on various price points.

When I made an enquiry for a pick-up order for 10 people, the site recommended three options: a cheapskate $39.95 deal with five pizzas, an $84.95 bundle which added garlic bread, chicken and some drinks, and a pricier option with 10 deserts as well. You can also preload the order with ‘popular choices’ if you don’t want to customise each pizza.

One factor that the site doesn’t directly allow for when making its initial choices is discount vouchers. If you’ve found a good deal, it might make more sense to stack up coupon-based orders rather than taking Domino’s recommendations directly. (That said, you can apply relevant vouchers to the deals the catering site offers.)

Right now, it’s a web-based option only, so smartphone users will have to grab a computer or larger-screened tablet to get ordering.

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