
The Bonus Jack is back at Jack in the Box on November 5, 2026 — the fan-favorite burger returns in single, double and triple-patty combos from $3.99, but only as a combo this time. No a la carte option, no end date named, and no calories published yet.
What Is the Bonus Jack?
The Bonus Jack is Jack in the Box’s value-built burger: seasoned 100% beef patties, American cheese, shredded lettuce, pickles and the chain’s Secret Sauce, served on a soft, buttery bakery bun. It has come and gone over the years; this return puts it back on the menu at participating Jack in the Box locations nationwide for a limited time, starting November 5, 2026.
The catch this time is the format. Where the Bonus Jack was previously sold on its own, the November 2026 return is combo-only — you buy it as part of a meal, not as a single sandwich.
Bonus Jack Prices (November 2026)
Prices are starting prices and vary by location. Jack in the Box has not published calories for the returning lineup.
| Combo | What You Get | From |
|---|---|---|
| Single Bonus Jack Combo | One 100% beef patty, cheese, lettuce, pickles, Secret Sauce, bakery bun | $3.99 |
| Double Bonus Jack Combo | Two patties, same build | $5.49 |
| Triple Bonus Jack Combo | Three patties, same build | $6.99 |

Mozzarella Sticks Are Back Too
The other return in the same launch is the brand’s Mozzarella Sticks, served with a cup of marinara dipping sauce for a suggested starting price of $4. They are also included in the new Doomsday Dipping Box, the Avengers: Doomsday tie-in box that launched November 5 — so the sticks pull double duty across both promotions.
What We Do Not Know Yet
- End date: Jack in the Box calls the return “limited time” and has not named an end date. When one is announced, this post will be updated.
- Calories: No calorie figures have been published for the Bonus Jack combos or the Mozzarella Sticks. We will not guess them.
- A la carte: There is no a la carte price this time — the Bonus Jack is available only as part of a combo.
- Availability: Participating locations only. Your local Jack in the Box may price the combos differently, and some locations may not carry the return at all.
Is the Bonus Jack a Good Deal?
On price alone, the single at $3.99 undercuts most fast-food burger combos in 2026 — compare the Burger King menu or the Wendy’s menu, where a comparable single-patty combo typically starts a dollar or two higher. The double at $5.49 is the sweet spot for most appetites: a second patty for $1.50 more. The triple at $6.99 is for the very hungry only, and with no calories published, it is the one to skip if you are counting.
The combo-only format is the real trade-off. If you only wanted the sandwich, you are now paying for the meal. But if you were ordering a combo anyway, the Bonus Jack is one of the cheapest ways into a full burger meal at a national chain this month.
FAQs
When did the Bonus Jack come back?
November 5, 2026, at participating Jack in the Box locations nationwide, for a limited time.
How much is the Bonus Jack?
Combo prices start at $3.99 for the single, $5.49 for the double and $6.99 for the triple. Prices vary by location.
Can I buy the Bonus Jack a la carte?
Not this time — the November 2026 return is available only as part of a combo.
Are Mozzarella Sticks back too?
Yes. They return with a marinara dipping sauce from $4, and they are also included in the new Doomsday Dipping Box.
How long is the Bonus Jack back for?
Jack in the Box has not named an end date. It is a limited-time return, so it will leave the menu without much warning — this post will be updated when an end date is announced.
Conclusion
The Bonus Jack is back on November 5, 2026, and the headline is the price: a full burger combo from $3.99 is genuinely hard to beat in 2026. The combo-only format and the missing calories are the two honest caveats — and the Mozzarella Sticks riding along in the Doomsday Dipping Box make this a two-for-one launch. If your local Jack in the Box is participating, the double at $5.49 is the order.
Source: The Fast Food Post, November 5, 2026. Prices are starting prices and vary by location; no end date or calories have been published.
