$3.99 and 420 calories from Wendy's, with $4.29 the highest figure recorded.
The Wendy's Bacon Egg and Swiss Croissant price is $3.99, and the company gives it 420 calories on the same line. Across published US price lists the croissant was recorded up to $4.29 in August 2026. The identical filling on a biscuit lists at $3.69 for the same 420, so the pastry costs 30 cents and adds nothing at all to the count. A meal runs $6.19, a flat $2.20 more than the croissant.
Wendy's guides — surveys, menus and gift cards · Wendy's breakfast prices, every item compared · Wendy's menu prices across every list checked · Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant meal price, and what the sides add
What you need
5 itemsBacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant | $3.99 official | $3.99 – $4.29 | 420 Cal |
| Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant meal | $6.19 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Why pay $3.99 when the biscuit is $3.69?
- Cause
- Bacon and egg is sold on two carriers here, and Wendy's rates both builds at 420 calories. The gap between them is 30 cents and nothing else that either page records.
- Fix
- Treat it as a texture purchase. Where the biscuit was recorded as low as $3.29 and the croissant as high as $4.29, the same breakfast spans a dollar depending on carrier and address.
The counter wanted more than $3.99
- Cause
- $4.29 was the high recorded for this croissant in August 2026, thirty cents over the national figure. Franchisees run most Wendy's restaurants in the United States and set their own boards.
- Fix
- Plan on $3.99 to $4.29 and check the app for the restaurant you are heading to. The national listing is a floor here, not a ceiling.
No fat, sodium or protein on this page
- Cause
- Wendy's builds the nutrition and allergen panel client-side, and every read of it came back as a loading placeholder. Those figures could not be read.
- Fix
- Load the croissant on the ordering site in a browser and wait for the panel. Nothing past calories has been imported here from an unchecked source.
The lightest croissant, and what the pastry costs
Three croissants sit on the Wendy's breakfast board and this is the lightest of them at 420 calories, 170 under the sausage version and 120 under the Maple Bacon Chicken Croissant. It is also the joint cheapest of the three, level with sausage at $3.99.
What's in it
A croissant, split, with egg and bacon under a slice of Swiss. Swiss is the detail that separates the croissant line from the biscuit line, where the same fillings arrive with American cheese instead. Everything else about the two builds behaves the same way, including the calorie figure, which Wendy's puts at 420 on both. Fat, sodium and the allergen grid are absent because the panel that holds them is written into the page after loading, and every read of it returned a placeholder rather than a number. Those figures could not be read.
The croissant line is also the tighter of the two on price. Biscuits run from $1.39 to $3.79, a spread of $2.40 across seven items. Croissants occupy 50 cents, $3.99 to $4.49, with nothing cheap in them at all. Anyone shopping the low end of Wendy's breakfast is shopping the biscuits by definition.
Is it worth it
Thirty cents over the biscuit for an identical calorie count is the whole proposition, and it is a narrow one. What widens it is the counter. The biscuit was recorded down at $3.29 and this croissant up at $4.29, so the same bacon and egg can cost anywhere across a dollar depending on which bread and which restaurant. That is a third of the sandwich price, moved by nothing the customer chose.
At 420 calories this is one of the lighter things Wendy's serves before eleven, well under the 630 of the Breakfast Baconator and less than half the 820 in the sausage burrito. Among filled builds only the Egg & Cheese Biscuit at 370 comes in lower, and that one drops the bacon to get there.
The meal is $6.19, the same $2.20 step every Wendy's breakfast combo takes. Priced separately, Seasoned Potatoes were listed at $1.59 to $2.39 and a regular hot coffee at $1.39 to $1.89, which puts the cheapest pair of parts at $2.98 against the meal's $2.20. Buy the tray, unless the drink is already in hand.
Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant at a glance
- Wendy's price
- $3.99
- Calories
- 420, from Wendy's
- Meal price
- $6.19
Questions people ask
Is this page an official Wendy's price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no connection to Wendy's. The $3.99 and the 420 calories were read from Wendy's own ordering site on 19 August 2026, and the $4.29 comes from published US prices.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Wendy's?
No. A national listing is the only company figure available here, and it is not what a franchised restaurant is obliged to charge. Choose the restaurant in the Wendy's app to see its own price.
How many calories are in the Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant?
420 on Wendy's own count, which is the lowest of the three croissants. The sausage croissant is 590 and the Maple Bacon Chicken Croissant 540.
Is the croissant better value than the biscuit?
Not on the numbers. Both carry 420 calories and the biscuit lists 30 cents cheaper at $3.69, so the croissant is a preference rather than a saving.
What does the Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant meal cost?
$6.19, which is $2.20 above the croissant on its own. Every breakfast meal on the list takes that same $2.20 step, whatever the item inside it costs.