Pizza! Pizza! is now on Prime! Prime!

Little Caesars is teaming up with Amazon Prime to offer a limited-time $5 large pepperoni or cheese pizza, marking the first-ever Prime Day food promotion from a quick-service restaurant.

From June 15 through June 26, Prime members can order the discounted pizzas for delivery or pickup through Amazon, with the offer available up to five times per customer during the promotion.

The pizza joint, which operates nearly 4,250 restaurants nationwide, and is famous for its “Pizza Pizza!” slogan, said the promotion is designed to reach customers where they already shop.

“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,” Greg Hamilton, Little Caesars’ chief marketing officer, said in a statement.

The Amazon deal comes months after Little Caesars partnered with ChatGPT to allow customers to place orders directly through the AI chatbot. The company is also working with drone delivery company Flytrex to test larger drones capable of handling bigger pizza orders.

The moves come as the quick-service pizza industry faces slowing sales. While Little Caesars does not publicly report earnings because it is privately owned, several major competitors have struggled recently.

Papa Johns and Pizza Hut reported notable same-store sales declines, while Domino’s posted less than 1% comparable sales growth in the first quarter of 2026.

Little Caesars drew more in-store traffic than its publicly traded pizza competitors during the first quarter of 2026, according to location analytics firm Placer.ai. However, the data excludes delivery sales, so it does not capture total pizza demand.

After the strong start, Little Caesars’ foot traffic softened, with visits essentially flattening year over year in March and declining in both April and May, including a 2.3 percent year-over-year drop in May, according to the data. Pizza Hut and Papa Johns also showed inconsistent performance, with negative foot traffic in four of the first five months of 2026, according to the findings.

Little Caesars orders through Amazon Prime can be placed here.