$2.29 is the lowest figure recorded in this section, twenty cents under the plain Hamburger.
The Burger King rodeo burger price recorded in August 2026 ran from $2.29 to $2.99, two readings too far apart to name a typical. The floor makes it the cheapest row in this section, twenty cents below the plain Hamburger. A $1.00 figure survives from 2023 and sits outside that band. No calorie count has been published for it; the last figures Burger King issued are dated November 2022 and carry no Rodeo row.
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What you need
4 itemsRodeo Burger price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rodeo Burger | varies | $2.29 – $2.99 | — |
If something goes wrong
The Rodeo Burger costs less than a plain Hamburger
- Cause
- It does on the recorded figures: $2.29 against $2.49. No US prices are published by Burger King, so nothing official reconciles a burger with onion rings and sauce sitting below the one without them.
- Fix
- Read both as recorded figures rather than a menu structure. Each was found at several prices, and the two ranges overlap through most of their length.
There is no calorie count for the Rodeo Burger
- Cause
- The last nutrition figures Burger King published are dated November 2022 and have no Rodeo Burger row. Three of the four burgers here under $3.00 do carry a company count, which makes this the exception at the value end.
- Fix
- Nothing published fills it. For a documented burger at a similar price, the Hamburger's 250 calories and the Cheeseburger's 290 are the nearest reference points.
A $1.00 Rodeo Burger keeps appearing in search results
- Cause
- That reading is from 2023 and reflects a value tier no longer running. Old figures persist online because nothing overwrites them.
- Fix
- Ignore anything under $2. This year's readings were $2.29 and $2.99, and nothing lower was found during checking.
The cheapest burger on the list is the one with something extra on it
$2.29 is the lowest figure recorded anywhere in this section, and the burger carrying it is not the plainest one. A Rodeo Burger arrives with onion rings and barbecue sauce on top of the patty. The plain Hamburger, carrying neither, was recorded at $2.49. Twenty cents separates them in the wrong direction.
No published reason exists for that, because Burger King issues no US prices at all. What the readings show is two overlapping bands rather than two fixed points: the Rodeo was found this year at $2.29 and $2.99, the Hamburger at $2.39, $2.49, $2.49 and $3.69. Through most of their length those ranges sit on top of one another, and the twenty-cent gap between their middles is smaller than the gap between two boards selling the same burger on the same day.
What's in it
One flame-grilled beef patty, onion rings and barbecue sauce on a sesame seed bun. No cheese. No lettuce, no pickles, nothing from the salad end. It is the only burger on the flame-grilled list arriving with a side item built into it, which is part of why the missing nutrition matters more here than on a plain patty: fried onion and a sweet sauce are exactly the components a calorie count would capture. On the documented rows a slice of cheese by itself is worth forty calories.
Is it worth it
Four burgers in this section have a typical price under $3.00. Three of them carry a company calorie count and this is the fourth. So the cheapest end of the menu is documented right up to the point where the Rodeo Burger begins, and then it stops.
The gap has a practical cost. A Hamburger at $2.49 buys 250 known calories, 13 grams of protein and 560 milligrams of sodium. A Cheeseburger at $2.79 buys 290, 15 and 780. The Rodeo at $2.29 buys an unknown, and the unknown is unlikely to be small. Anyone counting anything is better served two rows up.
Anyone counting only money is well served here. It is the cheapest burger in the section at its floor, its two readings this year sat inside a seventy-cent band, and a barbecue-and-onion build at $2.29 has no equivalent anywhere else on the list. Judged as a price rather than as a nutritional decision, the row does its job.
Rodeo Burger at a glance
- Burger King price
- not published
Questions people ask
How much is a Rodeo Burger at Burger King?
$2.29 typically, from readings taken in August 2026. The other current figure was $2.99, and a $1.00 reading from 2023 still circulates without describing any current menu.
How many calories are in a Rodeo Burger?
No company figure exists. The last nutrition document published by Burger King is dated November 2022 and has no Rodeo Burger row, so nothing first-party can be quoted at any age.
Why is the Rodeo Burger cheaper than a plain Hamburger?
Nothing published explains it. The recorded middles are $2.29 and $2.49, though both burgers were found at several prices and their ranges overlap for most of their length.
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, so both figures above were recorded on 19 August 2026.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?
No. Franchisees run most US restaurants and set their own boards. Open the Burger King app with your restaurant selected and price it there.