$2.59 and 330 calories, which is 60 cents over the plain Jr. Cheeseburger.
Sixty cents is what Deluxe means here. The Wendy's Jr Cheeseburger Deluxe price is $2.59 on the company's own ordering site, against $1.99 for the plain version, and the calorie count rises by the same order of magnitude, from 270 to 330. Across published US price lists the burger was recorded between $1.19 and $3.49, with the middle at $2.79. Nothing was recorded for it as a meal.
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5 itemsJr. Cheeseburger Deluxe price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe | $2.59 official | $1.19 – $3.49 | 330 Cal |
If something goes wrong
What is the difference between the Jr. Cheeseburger and the Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe?
- Cause
- Lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise. The patty, the cheese and the bun are identical, and the company prices the addition at sixty cents and counts it at sixty calories.
- Fix
- Order the plain version at $1.99 if the garnish is not wanted. The Deluxe is the only junior burger on the Wendy's list that carries salad.
Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe price: why $1.19 in some places?
- Cause
- That was the lowest figure recorded in published US listings in August 2026. Most restaurants are franchised and price their own boards, and the middle of everything logged came out at $2.79.
- Fix
- Plan on $2.79 and treat $1.19 as a floor that exists somewhere. The app gives the figure for a chosen restaurant before the order is placed.
Is there a Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe meal?
- Cause
- No combo price was recorded against this burger. Wendy's keeps its burger combos on the full-size sandwiches, and the junior line sits below that line.
- Fix
- Price the sides separately. Fries are listed from $1.19 to $3.39 by size, so a made-up meal here costs more than the burger does.
Missing fat and sodium figures for this burger
- Cause
- The nutrition panel on the Wendy's item page is drawn by script after the page loads, and it returned a placeholder on every attempt, so the macros could not be read.
- Fix
- Use the 330-calorie figure, which comes from the ordering interface. Load the item in a browser and wait for the panel if the rest is needed.
What the word Deluxe adds, priced to the cent
Deluxe is doing precise work on this menu. Strip the word away and the burger becomes a Jr. Cheeseburger at $1.99 with 270 calories. Put it back and the price is $2.59 and the count is 330. Sixty cents, sixty calories. Few menu labels resolve that cleanly into figures a customer can check.
What's in it
A junior beef patty and a slice of American cheese, joined by lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise, with crinkle-cut pickles and ketchup underneath. Salad and a sauce, in other words, laid over a build that already exists further down the list. The bun and the patty are the same ones the two cheaper junior burgers use, so nothing about the size of the thing changes.
Both figures come from Wendy's directly. Price and calories appear together on the company's ordering site for every burger in the section, which is a more useful habit than most large chains have, and it means the sixty-cent step above can be read off a single first-party page rather than assembled from guesses.
Is it worth it
The comparison worth making is sideways rather than upward. Thirty cents more than this buys the Double Stack at $2.89, which spends its money on a second beef patty and 380 calories instead of on garnish. Anyone ordering for bulk should take that. Anyone who wants a small burger that eats like a full one, with something cold and wet in it, is buying the right item here, and the Deluxe is the only junior burger on the list that offers lettuce and tomato at all.
The counter is closer to the listing on this burger than on its neighbours. Recorded across published US price lists in August 2026, the Deluxe ran from $1.19 to $3.49, and the middle of everything logged came out at $2.79, twenty cents above the company figure. That is a narrower lift than the plain Jr. Cheeseburger showed over the same period. Franchisees still set their own boards at most US restaurants, so twenty cents is an average and not a rule; a single restaurant can sit anywhere inside that range or outside it.
Past calories the page runs out of nutrition. Fat, sodium and protein sit behind a panel on the Wendy's site that loads through script once the page has arrived, and every read of it returned a placeholder, so those figures could not be read. The 330 survives because it is printed in the ordering interface beside the price.
Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe at a glance
- Wendy's price
- $2.59
- Calories
- 330, from Wendy's
- Typical price
- $2.79
Questions people ask
Is this page an official Wendy's price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no affiliation with Wendy's and speaks for neither the company nor its franchisees. The $2.59 and the 330 calories were read from the company's own ordering site on 19 August 2026.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Wendy's?
No. Franchisees set prices at most US restaurants, so a national figure describes the menu and not one address. The Wendy's app answers that question for a chosen restaurant.
How much is a Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe?
Wendy's lists $2.59. Recorded across published US price lists in August 2026 the same burger ran from $1.19 to $3.49, with the middle at $2.79.
How many calories are in a Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe?
330, from Wendy's. That is 60 more than the plain Jr. Cheeseburger, 100 more than the Jr. Hamburger and 50 fewer than the Double Stack.
Which junior burger gives the most food for the money?
The Double Stack, on calories: $2.89 for 380. The Deluxe buys texture instead of bulk, and at $2.59 it undercuts the Double Stack by thirty cents.