Mountain Mike's Pizza Coupons in September 2026

Download the Mountain Rewards app and sign up as a new member. The $5 credit lands in your account right away and works on your first app order. It only redeems through the app, not on the website, by phone, or at the in-store register, and you get one per person and per device.

Signing up also gets you into the Mountain Rewards points and tier program, which is where the bigger savings build up over time. So even if you never use the $5, joining still puts you ahead.

The credit can fail when your phone number or email was used on a past guest order. The system reads the account as not new, and there is no way to override it. You can sign up with a fresh phone number and email to get the credit cleanly, or skip ahead without it and still join for the points.

If the credit shows in your account but will not apply at checkout, in-app support sits under More, then Contact Us, then App Support. You can also email [email protected].

Only if you order monthly or more. At that pace, you earn enough points to cash in before they expire, so the program pays off. Order less than that, and your points tend to run out first, leaving you at full price anyway.

How often you order is what makes the difference. You earn 1 point for every $1 spent on food and drinks. Tax, tip, and delivery fees do not count. Hit 100 points, and you get a $10 reward. Order a pizza a month, and you will clear 100 points within a year. Order just three or four times a year, and you usually will not, because points reset after 365 days of no activity. Regulars who pass 400 points also reach the top Trail Blazer tier, which earns a faster 1.5 points per $1. Casual orderers rarely get there. The app also includes a refer-a-friend feature that credits $5 to your account each time a friend places their first order through your link, which adds up faster for shoppers with a few people to invite.

Two deadlines can quietly eat into your savings, so keep both in mind. Points expire after 365 days with no orders. And once you earn a $10 reward, you have 180 days to use it; half the time you get on the points. Make sure to sign in to your account before placing any orders to make sure the points are tracked.

If you order at least once a month, stay signed in, work toward Trail Blazer, and use your rewards before that 180-day window closes. That is where the savings add up.

Yes for military, sometimes for teachers, and rarely for students. Since Mountain Mike's runs on a franchise model, the offer, dollar amount, and eligibility shift by location. Calling the local store directly is the only way to confirm what is available where you order. Based on our checks of the brand's social channels and franchise pages, here is what we can confirm at the chain level.

Active-duty military and veterans get a year-round discount with valid ID at participating stores, which the brand has confirmed on its Instagram account.

Teachers and nurses see seasonal deals rather than year-round ones. The brand has run pizza discounts and free-pizza events in late April and early May, around Teacher Appreciation Week and National Nurses Week. The code and amount change every year, so check the brand's social media or the in-app offers in late April to see the current offer. Around Veterans Day on November 11, some stores also run their own military offers like free lunch buffets.

Student discounts are franchise-only. A few locations have run deals for students at nearby colleges, but there is no national program.