$3.49 typical unsized, $2.39 for a medium, and identical to the cola lines at every reading.
The Burger King Sprite price matched the cola lines at every reading taken in August 2026. Unsized figures came in at $3.49 and $3.69, and a medium at $2.39, which is exactly what Dr Pepper produced and exactly where the Coca-Cola ladder puts its medium. No calorie count has been published, because no drink in this section appears in the company's 2022 document.
Burger King guides — surveys, menus and gift cards · Burger King drinks prices, every item compared · Burger King menu prices across every list checked
What you need
5 itemsSprite price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprite | $3.49 | $2.39 – $3.69 | — |
If something goes wrong
Sprite costs the same as Coke even though it is a different brand
- Cause
- A fountain sells cups. Lemon-lime syrup and cola syrup cost a restaurant roughly the same few cents, and the paper, lid, straw and ice behind them are identical, so one rate covers the line.
- Fix
- Choose on taste, because nothing else changes. Every listing checked across the four soft drink rows produced the same figures at the same cup sizes.
A medium is $2.39 here and $3.49 somewhere else
- Cause
- One of those readings carries a size and the other does not. Unsized figures in this section sit above the large cup on the only sized ladder recorded, so they are not comparable.
- Fix
- Ask which cup a quoted price refers to. Without that, a fountain price can be out by more than a dollar in either direction.
Is there a zero-sugar lemon-lime option
- Cause
- Nothing of the sort appears among the twelve drinks recorded. Diet Coke is the only sugar-free soft drink in the section, and the only other sugar-free rows are Pure Life Purified Water and Brewed Coffee.
- Fix
- Order Diet Coke if the sugar rather than the flavour is the issue. It sits in the same price band, at $3.49 to $3.69 unsized.
A flavour choice that costs nothing either way
There is not much to say about the price of a Sprite at Burger King, and that is the finding rather than a failure to look. Three readings, $2.39 for a medium and $3.49 and $3.69 unsized, and every one of them lands exactly where the cola rows land. Nothing about picking lemon-lime over cola registers on the price.
What that means in practice is that the flavour is the one free variable in this section. Cup size costs money, at forty cents a step on the only full ladder recorded. Choosing a sealed bottle over a poured cup costs money. Switching syrup does not, and no listing checked charged as though it did.
The absence worth flagging is on the other side of the receipt. No drink in this section has a published calorie figure, so a customer cannot make the swap that would normally justify reading a page like this one. At other chains the lemon-lime line is a few calories under the cola and the choice can be made on that. Here the last published nutrition document is dated November 2022 and contains no drinks at all, so there is nothing to compare.
What's in it
Lemon-lime syrup and carbonated water over ice, from the same dispenser bank as the rest of the soft drink line. No company panel exists for it. Calories, sugar and sodium are all unpublished, and the nutrition tool that would carry them renders in the browser and returned nothing that could be read. Two things follow from that. Anyone counting sugar has to read the cup or the board where they order, and anyone comparing this drink against the Diet Coke beside it is comparing on assumption rather than on a company figure.
Is it worth it
At $2.39 for a medium it is the same money as any other tap, which makes the real question what else that buys. Brewed Coffee at $1.99 typical is the cheapest drink in the section. A bottle of Pure Life Purified Water, from $1.99, is cheaper than a medium Sprite and travels better.
Ordered inside a meal the arithmetic improves sharply. A Whopper on its own was recorded at $6.69 and as a meal at $11.19, a $4.50 step covering both fries and a drink, and medium fries alone were recorded at $3.59 to $3.89. That leaves 61 to 91 cents for the cup, well under any counter price recorded for one.
Sprite at a glance
- Burger King price
- not published
- Typical price
- $3.49
Questions people ask
How much is a Sprite at Burger King?
$3.49 is the typical figure on unsized readings, which ran to $3.69. A medium was recorded at $2.39, and the sized ladder on the cola line puts a small at $1.99.
Does Sprite cost more or less than Coke at Burger King?
Neither. Every published listing showed the same figure for both, because a fountain charges for the cup rather than for the syrup that goes into it.
How many calories are in a Burger King Sprite?
No figure has been published. The company's most recent nutrition document dates from November 2022 and contains no row for any drink, including this one.
Is this page an official Burger King price list?
No. Every price here was recorded in August 2026 and dated. Burger King publishes no US list price for any of the 109 items checked.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?
It cannot. Readings for this drink span $2.39 to $3.69 depending on the cup and the restaurant, and only the board settles which applies.