About FastFoodPoints

Hi, I'm Jared. I built FastFoodPoints because I kept wondering whether redeeming Chick-fil-A One points for one item was actually a better deal than another — a chicken sandwich and a milkshake might both cost the same points, but they're not worth the same amount of menu value. There wasn't a quick way to check that without doing the math myself every time, so I started tracking the numbers and built this site around them.

How it works

For every redeemable item, FastFoodPoints divides its regular menu price by its points cost to get a cents-per-point value, then ranks every item on that scale. A higher number means you're getting more menu value for the points you're spending — so you can tell at a glance whether a redemption is a smart use of your points or one you'd be better off paying cash for instead.

Where the data comes from

Prices and points costs are collected by hand from the Chick-fil-A app and in-store menus. It's not a live feed, and prices can vary by location or change without notice — if something looks off, you can submit a correction or flag it directly from the value table, and I review and fold in updates from there. See the Disclaimer for the full details on data accuracy and Chick-fil-A affiliation.

Support

FastFoodPoints is free to use and always will be. If it's saved you from a bad redemption, or you just want to help keep the data current and support adding more chains over time, a coffee is appreciated. Questions or feedback are always welcome at contact@fastfoodpoints.com.