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Wendy’s Sausage Biscuit Price: $1.79 for 470 Calories

$1.79 and 470 calories, which is the strongest calories-per-dollar rate in the section.

The Wendy's Sausage Biscuit price is $1.79, and the company gives it 470 calories. That works out at roughly 263 calories a dollar, the best rate anywhere in the breakfast section. Across published US listings the biscuit was recorded as high as $2.49 in August 2026, a 39% swing and the widest proportional spread here. No meal is built around it, so a drink is always a separate line.

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What you need

4 items
Wendy's published price$1.79
Calories, company figure470
Menu sectionbreakfast
Checked on2026-08-19

Sausage Biscuit price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
Sausage Biscuit$1.79 official$1.79 – $2.49470 Cal
Wendy's publishes the $1.79 and the 470 calories together, both read on 19 August 2026. The range records what the same biscuit cost across published US listings that day, and no meal price exists for this item.

If something goes wrong

The biscuit cost well over $1.79

Cause
$2.49 was the high recorded in August 2026, seventy cents above the national listing. In percentage terms that is a 39% swing, the widest of any breakfast item checked.
Fix
Expect anything between $1.79 and $2.49 at an unfamiliar restaurant. On a sandwich this cheap, seventy cents is a large share of the total.

There is no Sausage Biscuit meal

Cause
Trays are built around eleven of the fifteen breakfast items, and this is one of the four without one. The Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit at $3.69 does have a $5.89 meal.
Fix
Add the pieces by hand. On their own the potatoes were listed at $1.59 to $2.39 and a regular hot coffee at $1.39 to $1.89.

Where are the fat and sodium numbers?

Cause
The nutrition and allergen panel loads by script once the item page has arrived, and every attempt to read it returned a placeholder. Those figures could not be read.
Fix
Open the biscuit on the Wendy's ordering site and give the panel time. Calories are the only company nutrition figure on this page.

The most calories per dollar on the menu

$1.79 buys 470 calories, and no other item on the Wendy's breakfast list does better on that trade. The rate works out at roughly 263 calories a dollar. Second place goes to the Honey Butter Biscuit at about 237, and the bottom of the table is the Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant at 105.

What's in it

A split biscuit with a sausage patty in it. No egg, no cheese, and no second price to pay for either. Wendy's gives it 470 calories, which is more than the Egg & Cheese Biscuit at 370 and more than the bacon and egg build at 420, both of which cost at least a dollar more. Fat, sodium and protein could not be read here, because the panel carrying them is written into the page after loading and every read returned a placeholder.

Against the plain Honey Butter Biscuit at $1.39 and 330, this one asks 40 cents for 140 more calories and a piece of meat. That is the cheapest protein on the whole breakfast board.

Is it worth it

On the arithmetic, obviously. What complicates it is how far the price travels. $2.49 was recorded in August 2026 against a $1.79 listing, and seventy cents on a sandwich costing under two dollars is a 39% swing, the widest proportional movement of the fifteen items checked. The Breakfast Baconator moved a full dollar and moved less as a share of itself.

McDonald's is the one place where the two chains land almost on top of each other. Its Sausage Biscuit carries 460 calories against 470 here, a single rounding step apart, though McDonald's publishes no national price to put beside the $1.79. Everywhere else in breakfast the two menus diverge sharply; on this one item they do not.

No meal is built around the Sausage Biscuit, which leaves the potatoes and the coffee as separate lines on the receipt. That is not much of a loss at this price. Adding a Seasoned Potatoes at $1.59 and a regular hot coffee at $1.39 still lands the whole breakfast under $4.80 at the listed figures.

Availability is the other variable and no price list carries it. No finishing time appears beside these figures, and the changeover to the all-day menu is settled restaurant by restaurant. That matters most at this end of the board, since a $1.79 biscuit is the sort of thing people buy on the way past rather than plan a journey around, and nobody opens an app to check availability before spending under two dollars. The biscuit is either there or it is not.

Sausage Biscuit at a glance

Wendy's price
$1.79
Calories
470, from Wendy's

Questions people ask

Is this page an official Wendy's price list?

No. HelpMeLogin has no connection to Wendy's. The $1.79 and the 470 calories were read from Wendy's own ordering site on 19 August 2026, and the $2.49 comes from published US prices.

Can this site tell me the price at my local Wendy's?

No. Franchised operators set their own boards, so a counter figure can sit well away from the national one. The Wendy's app will show it after an address is entered.

How many calories are in a Wendy's Sausage Biscuit?

470 on the company's own count. McDonald's gives its own Sausage Biscuit 460, which is as close as the two breakfast menus get anywhere.

Why does the price range from $1.79 to $2.49?

Those were the lowest and highest readings recorded in published US listings in August 2026. Seventy cents is a 39% swing on this item, the widest share of any breakfast price checked.

Is there a Sausage Biscuit meal at Wendy's?

None is listed. The Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit does carry one at $5.89, and the plain sausage version is sold on its own.

HelpMeLogin has no affiliation with Wendy's or The Wendy's Company and is endorsed by neither. The $1.79 and the 470 calories are Wendy's own, read on 19 August 2026; the $2.49 comes from published US prices. Franchised restaurants set their own prices, so no figure here is a quote for one address.