$2.43 is the single recorded Sausage Biscuit price; McDonald's prints $4 for the meal deal built on it.
The McDonald's Sausage Biscuit price rests on one reading, $2.43, taken from published US listings, so it is a single reading rather than a range. McDonald's counts the biscuit at 460 calories. A stronger figure sits next to it: The Sausage Biscuit Meal Deal is printed at $4 by the company, bundling Hash Browns and a small Premium Roast Coffee for 605 calories in total.
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What you need
5 itemsSausage Biscuit price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sausage Biscuit | $2.43 | — | 460 Cal |
If something goes wrong
There is no price range on this page
- Cause
- One dollar figure was recorded for the Sausage Biscuit and no more. A range built around a single reading would be invented, and invented ranges are how price tables end up contradicting themselves.
- Fix
- Read $2.43 as one reading from August 2026. For the figure that matters, open the McDonald's app with the restaurant selected.
The $4 Meal Deal is missing from the menu
- Cause
- McDonald's prints $4 on the meal-deal page and heads the tier as $4 Meal Deals: Breakfast, then attaches its usual note that prices and participation may vary. Franchisees decide whether to run it.
- Fix
- Look under Deals in the app rather than the breakfast list. Where it is not offered, price the biscuit and Hash Browns separately and compare.
The biscuit total and the meal total look inconsistent
- Cause
- They reconcile exactly. The company counts the biscuit at 460, Hash Browns at 140 and a small Premium Roast Coffee at 5, which is 605 for The Sausage Biscuit Meal Deal.
- Fix
- Subtract 145 from the meal figure whenever the build is the standard Hash Browns and small coffee.
The cheapest hot thing recorded on the breakfast board
Price data for the Sausage Biscuit is thin, and saying so is more useful than dressing it up. One reading, $2.43, was recorded from published US listings in August 2026. That is the whole of it. No range appears in the table, because a range needs more than one number and inventing a low and a high around a single figure is exactly the habit that produces price lists contradicting themselves.
What the item does have is a company price attached to it. McDonald's sells The Sausage Biscuit Meal Deal at $4, printed on the meal page and repeated as a heading on the deals page. The build is the biscuit, Hash Browns and a small Premium Roast Coffee, counted at 605 calories. The sandwich also sits on the Under $3 breakfast tier, which is a ceiling the company asserts rather than a price it charges.
What's in it: the Sausage Biscuit build
A buttermilk biscuit and a seasoned pork sausage patty. Two components, no egg and no cheese. That is why 460 calories buys so little bulk next to the Big Breakfast at 760, and why the biscuit is the cheapest hot sandwich recorded on the breakfast menu. Macros and allergens could not be read: the nutrition table is written in by a script after the product page loads, so a plain read returns an empty grid, and the full ingredient statement is on that page.
Is it worth it: biscuit alone against the $4 deal
Arithmetic is unusually clean here, because one side of it belongs to the company. $4 buys the biscuit, Hash Browns and a small coffee. Hash Browns on their own were recorded at a typical $2.79 and the biscuit at $2.43, so the two bought separately came to $5.22 before any coffee at all. The deal undercuts that by $1.22 and throws the coffee in.
Against the Sausage Biscuit with Egg the picture is murkier. That sandwich carries 530 calories and one recorded figure of $7.59, which would put the egg at $5.16, implausible on any board and a sign of how little a single reading can bear. Calories are the firmer ground: 70 more for the egg, and 675 against 605 once each is built into its meal. Breakfast service ends at an hour each restaurant sets, and no national changeover time appeared in anything checked.
Sausage Biscuit at a glance
- McDonald's price
- not published
- Calories
- 460, from McDonald's
- Typical price
- $2.43
Questions people ask
How much is a Sausage Biscuit?
$2.43 was the only figure recorded from published US listings in August 2026. No price for the biscuit on its own has been published, though the company does list it on the Under $3 breakfast tier and prints $4 for the meal deal built around it.
What comes in The Sausage Biscuit Meal Deal?
A Sausage Biscuit, Hash Browns and a small McCafé Premium Roast Coffee, priced at $4 by McDonald's. The company counts the build at 605 calories, which is 460 plus 140 plus 5.
How many calories are in a Sausage Biscuit?
460, which is McDonald's own count. Adding egg takes it to 530. Macros and allergens could not be read, because the panel is generated in the browser rather than served with the product page.
Is this page an official McDonald's price list?
No. It is an independent guide from HelpMeLogin, unconnected to McDonald's. Two numbers here are the company's: 460 calories and the $4 meal-deal price. The $2.43 was recorded from published US listings and checked on 19 August 2026.
Can this site tell me the price at my local McDonald's?
No. About 95% of US restaurants are franchised and each operator sets its own board, which is why a single national figure does not exist. The McDonald's app, pointed at one restaurant, gives that restaurant's price.