McDonald’s announces its McValue offer, saving you more in 2025 – Here’s when you can save on your burgers and menus

McDonald's introduces the McValue platform to help customers save more in 2025.

This latest initiative by the giant fast-food chain seeks to boldly bolster the budgets of customers with the introduction of the McValue platform, which is dedicated to helping diners save money while patronizing their favorite meals. Apart from this, it continues to attract customers in what it described as maintaining a rocking customer momentum, most especially when food prices have dripped to the extent that most American customers have to sacrifice eating out often. This McValue is meant to address this concern by capturing different money-saving experiences across the various locations of its outlet in the U.S.

The new McValue platform takes the place of the erstwhile successful McDonald’s $5 menu—another ingenious way for fast food giant McDonald’s to lure back disgruntled customers who had previously taken their business elsewhere on account of costs associated. Based on available data from the Associated Press, McDonald’s realized a sales increase of 0.3 year-on-year between July and September in 2009, which shows that the business has been improved owing to the $5 menu. This new McValue platform is focused on furthering that momentum with even more options for customers to save while indulging in food satisfied.

It opens on January 7, 2025, at McDonald’s McValue US restaurants; customers will find various bargain concessions established to help their dollars go a little further. This announcement is bundled with enhanced flexibility for consumers to obtain value on their own terms, either by way of personal orders or old-fashioned deals like the $5 Meal Deal. In the words of Joe Erlinger, president of McDonald’s USA, the company is thrilled about this exciting new platform that would enable customers to define value according to their liking. “We have worked closely with our franchisees to create a new platform that will empower our customers to define value on their terms,” he said in a press release.

The eye-catching feature of McValue is the scheme, “Buy One and Add Another for $1,” which allows customers to mix and match their favorite items. According to this offer, “customers may buy one item from the McValue menu at a full price and add another, provided its value is equal to or less than that of the first item, for an additional dollar.” This offer includes popular menu items like the sausage muffin, sausage biscuit, sausage burrito, hash browns, 6-piece chicken McNuggets, double cheeseburger, McChicken, and small fries. Now, customers will have a great further option to tailor-make meals cheaply.

In addition to the “Buy One and Add Another for $1” deal, McDonald’s will also continue to feature the $5 Meal Deal, which has become a favorite among regular customers. The $5 deal includes a McDouble or McChicken sandwich, small fries, 4-piece Chicken McNuggets, and a small soft drink. The $5 menu will remain available through the summer of 2025 and will be part of the McValue platform. This ongoing offer aims to provide affordable options for those seeking a full meal without breaking the bank.

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To maximize value offerings, McDonald’s continues to partner with franchisees to devise local and app-only promotions for customers. These would ensure that no matter what part of the US you are in, there will be options to save for every budget. Cory Watson, McDonald’s owner/operator and president for National Value for 2025, said that the company makes a point to listen to customers “because our franchisees always want to offer the deals that best serve their communities.” 

With the introduction of McValue, McDonald’s reaffirms its commitment to providing wholesome quality affordably through such offers as the $5 Meal Deal, “Buy One and Add Another for $1,” or exclusive app deals, with the new platform promising a variety of opportunities to save from their favorite meals at lower prices.

Lawrence Udia
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