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Pizza Size Value Calculator

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Pizza area grows with the square of the radius — a 16" pizza has about 1.8× the area of a 12". That's why a larger pizza often beats two smaller ones on price per square inch, even when it costs more up front.

How to use this tool

Inputs:
Diameter, price, and quantity for each pizza you want to compare.
Output:
Area per pizza, $/sq-in, sq-in/$, and which option is the better value.
Pizza #1
Pizza #2

Results

PizzaArea (sq-in)Total areaTotal price$ / sq-insq-in / $
Pizza A113.1113.1$14.99$0.137.54
Pizza B— best value201.1201.1$19.99$0.1010.06

Best value is Pizza B — about 33.3% more pizza per dollar than the next option.

Results are estimates. Ignores crust style, toppings, density, and your personal preferences — none of those are captured in dollars per square inch. We never claim a code or discount is guaranteed — verify totals at checkout before you order.

How the math works

  • Area= π × (diameter ÷ 2)². A 12" pizza is ≈ 113 sq-in. A 16" pizza is ≈ 201 sq-in.
  • $ / sq-in is the cost of a single square inch of pizza. Lower is better.
  • sq-in / $ is how much pizza you get per dollar. Higher is better. The calculator uses this to pick the best-value pizza.
  • Quantitymultiplies both area and price, so you can fairly compare e.g. "two mediums" vs "one large".

The calculator ignores crust style, toppings, density, and your personal preferences — none of those are captured in dollars per square inch.

FAQ

Why does the big pizza win so often?
Area grows with the square of the radius. A 16" pizza has ~1.8× the area of a 12", so even at a higher sticker price it often beats two smaller ones on cost per square inch.

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