15 breakfast items, $1.39 to $4.49 on Wendy's own list, with a calorie count beside every one.
Wendy's breakfast prices run from $1.39 for the Honey Butter Biscuit to $4.49 for the Breakfast Baconator, and the middle of the fifteen sits at $3.79. Calories go from 330 to 820. Every figure in the table below is one Wendy's publishes itself, read on 19 August 2026, beside the spread recorded in published US prices that day. Franchisees price their own boards, so the counter can sit above the national list.
Wendy's guides — surveys, menus and gift cards · Wendy's menu prices, every section · Breakfast Baconator price and calories · Maple Bacon Chicken Croissant price and calories · Sausage, Egg & Swiss Croissant price and calories · Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant price and calories · Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit price and calories · Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit price and calories · Egg & Cheese Biscuit price and calories · Honey Buddy Chicken Biscuit price and calories
What you need
7 itemsWendy's breakfast prices and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast Baconator | $4.49 official | $4.49 – $5.49 | 630 Cal |
| Maple Bacon Chicken Croissant | $4.49 official | $4.49 – $4.79 | 540 Cal |
| Sausage, Egg & Swiss Croissant | $3.99 official | — | 590 Cal |
| Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant | $3.99 official | $3.99 – $4.29 | 420 Cal |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit | $3.69 official | $3.29 – $3.69 | 590 Cal |
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit | $3.69 official | $3.29 – $3.69 | 420 Cal |
| Egg & Cheese Biscuit | $2.99 official | — | 370 Cal |
| Honey Buddy Chicken Biscuit | $3.79 official | $3.49 – $3.79 | 490 Cal |
| Honey Butter Biscuit | $1.39 official | — | 330 Cal |
| Sausage Gravy & Biscuit | $2.39 official | — | 410 Cal |
| Sausage Biscuit | $1.79 official | $1.79 – $2.49 | 470 Cal |
| Breakfast Burrito, Bacon | $4.39 official | — | 700 Cal |
| Breakfast Burrito, Sausage | $4.39 official | — | 820 Cal |
| Homestyle French Toast Sticks, 4 PC | $2.69 official | — | 460 Cal |
| Homestyle French Toast Sticks, 6 PC | $3.99 official | — | 630 Cal |
If something goes wrong
What time does Wendy's stop serving breakfast?
- Cause
- No serving window appears on the national pages that carry these prices. The changeover to the all-day list is settled restaurant by restaurant, and most restaurants are run by franchisees.
- Fix
- Set the address in the app and see whether the breakfast categories are still listed there. A national cut-off printed on a page like this one would be a guess.
The board charged more than the price shown here
- Cause
- Each franchisee prices its own board. The Breakfast Baconator was recorded as high as $5.49 against a $4.49 listing, a full dollar clear of it.
- Fix
- Treat the company column as a starting point. A restaurant sitting above the national figure on one sandwich usually sits above it on the rest.
Two sandwiches cost the same and their calories are miles apart
- Cause
- Filling drives the count harder than the carrier does. At $3.69 the bacon biscuit is 420 and the sausage biscuit 590; at $3.99 the two croissants repeat both numbers exactly.
- Fix
- Where that matters, read the calorie column first. Trading sausage for bacon removes 170 calories and changes nothing on the receipt.
Fat, sodium and protein are missing from this page
- Cause
- Those panels are written into each item page after it loads, and every read returned a placeholder. The figures could not be read, which is narrower than calling them unpublished.
- Fix
- Open an item on the ordering site and let the panel fill in. Past calories, nothing here comes from a source that could not be checked.
Three carriers, three price tiers
Fifteen items, and they sort themselves by what the filling sits on. Biscuits hold the cheap end and most of the spread inside it: $1.39 for the Honey Butter Biscuit, $1.79 for the Sausage Biscuit, $2.39 for Sausage Gravy & Biscuit, then $2.99 to $3.79 once egg and meat go in. Croissants begin where the biscuits stop, at $3.99, and finish at $4.49. Burritos ignore the ladder and charge $4.39 whatever is wrapped inside.
The two sandwich lines overlap on purpose. Bacon and egg is $3.69 on a biscuit and $3.99 on a croissant; sausage and egg carries the same pair of prices. Both bacon builds are 420 calories on the company's own count and both sausage builds are 590, so 30 cents buys pastry and nothing else. Swapping bacon for sausage is the opposite bargain: free on price, 170 calories on the count.
Then the burrito, which behaves like neither. $4.39 buys 700 calories with bacon or 820 with sausage, and the 820 is the biggest number here by a clear 120. There is more room in a tortilla than between two halves of a biscuit. McDonald's puts its Sausage Burrito at 310 calories, so the two chains are not selling the same object under one word.
Serving hours are what this section gets asked about most, and the answer is short. No finish time appears on the national pages that carry these prices. Breakfast sits in categories of its own on the ordering site, apart from the all-day menu, and whether a particular restaurant is still working from them at half past ten is that restaurant's business. Most of the estate is franchised. Printing one national cut-off here would mean inventing it.
Prices move by address, and unevenly. The Sausage Biscuit was recorded between $1.79 and $2.49, a 39% swing on the cheapest sandwich here. Both $3.69 biscuits turned up at $3.29 somewhere, while the Breakfast Baconator reached $5.49. Eight rows produced a single figure in August 2026 and carry a dash rather than a manufactured spread.
Calories are the steady half of the table. McDonald's gives a calorie figure for each breakfast item and no national price beside it; both sit together on Wendy's own line. Anything past that count is absent for one reason: the panel holding fat, sodium, carbohydrate and protein is written into each item page by script after the page arrives, and it could not be read.
One last number runs through everything. Every breakfast meal costs exactly $2.20 more than the sandwich inside it, from $5.19 for the Egg & Cheese Biscuit Meal up to $6.69 for the Breakfast Baconator Meal. Seasoned Potatoes alone were listed at $1.59 to $2.39 and a regular hot coffee at $1.39 to $1.89, so the tray beats the pieces almost everywhere.
Breakfast at a glance
- Items listed
- 15
- Cheapest recorded
- $1.39
- Dearest recorded
- $5.49
- Typical
- $3.79
Questions people ask
Is this page an official Wendy's price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no connection to Wendy's. The prices and calorie counts above were read from Wendy's own ordering site on 19 August 2026, and the ranges come from published US prices.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Wendy's?
No. Franchisees run most Wendy's restaurants and price their own menus, so a national figure cannot answer for one address. The Wendy's app can, once a restaurant is set.
What is the cheapest item on the Wendy's breakfast menu?
The Honey Butter Biscuit at $1.39, also the lightest thing here at 330 calories. Next comes the Sausage Biscuit at $1.79 for 470.
Which Wendy's breakfast item has the most calories?
The Breakfast Burrito with sausage, at 820. Its bacon twin carries 700 for the same $4.39, and the Breakfast Baconator is third at 630.
Does Wendy's serve breakfast all day?
The menu says otherwise: these fifteen items sit in breakfast categories separate from the all-day list. No finish time is printed beside the prices and the switch-over is set locally, so the app for one restaurant is the only place that settles it.
Is a croissant worth 30 cents more than the same biscuit?
Thirty cents is the whole difference. Bacon and egg is $3.69 on a biscuit and $3.99 on a croissant, and both are 420 calories, so the money buys pastry. The sausage pair behaves identically at 590.