Culver's Frozen Custard & Shakes Prices (2026)
The Culver's frozen custard & shakes menu runs from $3.79 to $11.99 in 2026, averaging $6.52 across 8 priced items. Every item is listed below with its current price.
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Saving Money on Culver's Frozen Custard & Shakes
- Kids meals include a scoop of frozen custard at no extra charge — an unusual inclusion that adds about $3.79 of value.
- Buy custard by the pint or quart to go: a quart at $11.99 is roughly half the per-ounce cost of individual scoops.
- Culver's e-club sends a free-item coupon on signup and again on your birthday.
- Order the Deluxe rather than adding toppings individually — the built-in version costs less than the à la carte upcharges.
Culver's Frozen Custard & Shakes Prices — FAQ
How much is the cheapest item on the Culver's frozen custard & shakes menu?
Single Scoop Dish or Cone is the cheapest frozen custard & shakes item at Culver's, at about $3.79 in 2026. The next cheapest options are Double Scoop ($4.79) and Malt or Shake (regular) ($5.49).
What is the average Culver's frozen custard & shakes price in 2026?
Across the 8 priced frozen custard & shakes items we track, the average is $6.52 and the midpoint is $5.99. Prices run from $3.79 for Single Scoop Dish or Cone up to $11.99 for Custard Quart (to go).
Is Culver's frozen custard & shakes expensive compared with other chains?
8 of the 8 comparable chains we track are cheaper on frozen custard & shakes. Crumbl Cookies averages $2.16 against $6.52 at Culver's — a gap of about 67%.
Do Culver's frozen custard & shakes prices vary by location?
Yes. Culver's franchisees set their own prices, so the same item can differ by a dollar or more between neighbouring towns, and airport, stadium and highway locations run higher still. The figures here are the prices that appear most often across U.S. markets.