$6.99 is the only figure recorded for the Big King in August 2026, and nothing corroborates it.
A Burger King big king price of $6.99 rests on one reading taken in August 2026, and repeated checking produced no second figure to test it against. No calorie count has been published for the burger either, by the company or by anyone else. Measured on evidence rather than menu position, this row and the Big King XL are the thinnest on the flame-grilled list. Neither carries a second reading.
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What you need
5 itemsBig King price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big King | $6.99 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Only one price is shown for the Big King and no range
- Cause
- Checking in August 2026 returned exactly one figure for this burger, $6.99. A single reading gives a number and nothing to compare it with, so the range column is left blank rather than filled by repeating the same figure twice.
- Fix
- Treat $6.99 as a starting point rather than a price. Where this section found a burger more than once, the readings rarely lined up.
The Big King has no calorie count
- Cause
- The last published nutrition figures from Burger King date from November 2022 and contain no Big King row. Unlike most gaps in this section, no independent count fills it either, so the cell is empty in both directions.
- Fix
- There is nothing honest to substitute. Should the count matter, the Double Cheeseburger at 400 calories is the nearest documented two-patty burger on the list.
Why is the Big King harder to find than the other burgers?
- Cause
- One check in August 2026 found it and the rest did not, while the Hamburger and the Cheeseburger turned up five times apiece. Whether that reflects patchy availability or patchy recording cannot be told from outside.
- Fix
- Look in the app for your own restaurant before planning around it. A burger that appears once in a month of checking may simply not be everywhere.
One number, and what a page can honestly do with it
$6.99 is the whole of the evidence. One reading, taken in August 2026, with nothing else found that month to set beside it. Every other figure on this page is derived from that one or is absent.
Compare it with the cheap end. A Hamburger was read five times that month, a Cheeseburger five times and a Double Cheeseburger four, and although those figures disagreed with one another, sometimes by more than a dollar, disagreement is itself information: it shows a reader how far a number travels before it stops being plausible. A single reading shows nothing about its own reliability. It could be the national norm or one unusual board, and from the outside there is no way to tell which.
The nutrition is worse than the price. Burger King's last published figures date from November 2022 and carry no Big King row. Unlike the Bacon King, where counts at least circulate independently, nothing fills this gap from any direction. No calories, no fat, no sodium, no protein. Of the fifteen burgers on the flame-grilled list, only this one and the Big King XL carry neither a corroborated price nor a calorie figure from anybody at all.
What's in it
Two flame-grilled beef patties, cheese, lettuce, onions, pickles and a sauce, on a three-part bun with a slice of bread through the middle. No build sheet and no macro panel have been published for it, so that description is the shape of the burger rather than a specification. Nothing on this page should be read as a nutritional claim, because no nutritional claim exists to read.
Is it worth it
Answering properly needs two numbers and this row has half of one. On price, $6.99 sits above every documented burger in the section, the dearest being the Double Cheeseburger at $4.49, and below the Bacon King's tied middle of $10.49 or $11.19. On nutrition there is nothing whatsoever, so the calories-per-dollar test that works on five rows in this section cannot be run here at all.
What can be said is comparative. A Double Cheeseburger, also two patties and cheese, was recorded at a typical $4.49 with 400 calories behind it from the company's own document. The Big King costs $2.50 more on the figures available and offers no way to check what the extra buys. That is no argument against ordering one. It is an argument against pretending this page knows more about the burger than it does.
Big King at a glance
- Burger King price
- not published
- Typical price
- $6.99
Questions people ask
How much is a Big King at Burger King?
$6.99, on the only reading found in August 2026. No second figure exists to check it against, so treat it as an indication rather than a settled price.
How many calories are in a Big King?
No figure has been published. The last US nutrition document from Burger King is dated November 2022 and contains no Big King row, and unlike some gaps in this section nothing independent fills it.
Why is there no price range for the Big King?
A range needs two readings. Checking in August 2026 returned one, so the column stays blank rather than repeating $6.99 twice and implying an agreement that was never found.
Is this page an official Burger King price list?
No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and publishes nothing for the company. No US price list is issued by the brand at all, which is why the single figure above had to be recorded rather than quoted.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?
No. Boards are set restaurant by restaurant and most US locations are franchised. For a burger with one reading behind it, the app is the only sensible place to look.