Shake Shack Shakes & Frozen Custard Prices (2026)
The Shake Shack shakes & frozen custard menu runs from $4.69 to $6.99 in 2026, averaging $6.15 across 7 priced items. Every item is listed below with its current price.
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Saving Money on Shake Shack Shakes & Frozen Custard
- Shake Shack has no combo pricing, so a ShackBurger, fries and fountain drink is simply $7.69 + $4.49 + $3.29 = $15.47 — order exactly what you want and skip the drink if you are getting a shake.
- A single-scoop custard cup at $4.69 costs $1.70 less than a shake and is the cheapest way to try the frozen custard.
- The Shack App periodically runs offers for app orders, such as free fries — check it before paying at the counter.
- Splitting one order of Cheese Fries ($5.49) between two people is cheaper than two plain fries at $4.49 each.
Shake Shack Shakes & Frozen Custard Prices — FAQ
How much is the cheapest item on the Shake Shack shakes & frozen custard menu?
Cup or Cone, Single is the cheapest shakes & frozen custard item at Shake Shack, at about $4.69 in 2026. The next cheapest options are Float ($5.49) and Cup or Cone, Double ($5.99).
What is the average Shake Shack shakes & frozen custard price in 2026?
Across the 7 priced shakes & frozen custard items we track, the average is $6.15 and the midpoint is $6.39. Prices run from $4.69 for Cup or Cone, Single up to $6.99 for Strawberry Shortcake Concrete.
Is Shake Shack shakes & frozen custard expensive compared with other chains?
8 of the 8 comparable chains we track are cheaper on shakes & frozen custard. Crumbl Cookies averages $2.16 against $6.15 at Shake Shack — a gap of about 65%.
Do Shake Shack shakes & frozen custard prices vary by location?
Yes. Shake Shack 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.