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What a test menu is: Arby's Sub Stackers start at $7.99

As of October 15, 2026, Arby's Sub Stackers start at $7.99 in a St. Louis test store. A test is not a national menu.

Original food-photo illustration of four sandwiches on a table, the kind of small set a test menu uses for what a fast-food test menu is menu prices, not an official logo or product photo.
Original illustration of four sandwiches on a table, the kind of small set a test menu uses. Not an official product photo.

As of October 15, 2026, Sub Stackers start at $7.99 in a St. Louis test store.

A test menu is a small run. One city, or a few stores, try an item that may never go national. The price on a test board is not the price everywhere else. Sub Stackers is that kind of item. Regular starting prices run from $7.99 to $8.99. The named markets are the St. Louis, Missouri area and Michigan cities including Portland, Albion, and Ionia. Michigan stores in the reports skip Sweet 'n Golden. There is no national launch and no end date.

The Sub Stackers page has the four sandwiches, the ingredients, and the flagged price conflict. The classic roast beef page is the core sandwich, with a typical US pickup price of $5.19 on October 24, 2026. The Arby's menu keeps the test in its own category so it is not mistaken for the permanent board.

Original food-photo illustration of four stacked sandwiches on a tray with no printed prices for what a fast-food test menu is menu prices, not an official logo or product photo.
Original illustration of four stacked sandwiches on a tray with no printed prices. Not an official product photo.
Original food-photo illustration of one sandwich on a quiet counter, showing a test is not a national menu for what a fast-food test menu is menu prices, not an official logo or product photo.
Original illustration of one sandwich on a quiet counter, showing a test is not a national menu. Not an official product photo.

Source. Brand Eating reported Sub Stackers starting prices of $7.99 to $8.99 on October 15, 2026, from a St. Louis test store.

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