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Dominos vs WizTree

Dominos logo

Dominos

Utilities

Domino's Pizza ordering app with Piece of the Pie Rewards, built to route orders away from delivery marketplace commissions

From
Free
Rated
-
WizTree logo

WizTree

Utilities

Windows disk space analyser that reads the NTFS master file table, scanning a drive in seconds

From
Free
Rated
-

The short version

  • Each has a real cost: Dominos rewards points only accrue on orders placed through Domino's own app or website, not orders placed via third party delivery marketplaces, so switching between channels resets the incentive.; WizTree it is free for personal use only, so deploying it across company machines without licences is a compliance problem rather than a saving.
  • They diverge on capability: Dominos covers Order ahead and tracking, WizTree covers Master file table scanning.
  • Prices and features above were last checked on 1 September 2026.

Where they differ

Only the attributes on which Dominos and WizTree actually diverge.

Attributes where Dominos and WizTree differ
AttributeDominosWizTree
Pricing modelFree app, revenue from purchasesquote
PlatformsiOS, AndroidWindows

Identical on both: starting price (Free), free tier (Yes), user rating (Not yet rated), category (Utilities).

What each one covers

Drawn from each product's published feature list. An absence here means we hold no record of it - not that the product lacks it.

Only in Dominos

  • Order ahead and tracking
  • Piece of the Pie Rewards
  • Easy Order
  • Domino's Hotspots
  • Group ordering
  • Voice and chat ordering

Only in WizTree

  • Master file table scanning
  • File list view
  • Treemap
  • Hard link handling
  • Portable version
  • File deletion and export

What people use each for

The jobs each tool is most often brought in to do.

Dominos

  • Ordering pizza for delivery or carryout with live order and driver trackingnot WizTree
  • Accumulating Rewards points toward a free pizza through repeat orderingnot WizTree
  • Reordering a saved favourite combination with one tapnot WizTree
  • Placing a shared group order for an office or event via a cart linknot WizTree

WizTree

  • Clearing a full system drive quickly when someone is waiting and a multi-minute scan is unacceptablenot Dominos
  • Finding large files across a whole volume without knowing which folder to look innot Dominos
  • Repeated checks on a machine where disk space fills unpredictablynot Dominos
  • Support work where the scan must finish while you are still on the callnot Dominos

Where each one falls short

Documented limitations, not opinions. Every one is a constraint you would hit in normal use.

Dominos

  • Rewards points only accrue on orders placed through Domino's own app or website, not orders placed via third party delivery marketplaces, so switching between channels resets the incentive.
  • Delivery fees, service charges and driver tip prompts still apply on app orders and can add several dollars to the menu price shown.
  • Order tracking accuracy depends on individual franchise store operations and has been inconsistent in practice at busier locations.
  • Points expire after a period of account inactivity, so infrequent customers can lose accumulated progress toward a free pizza.
  • As with comparable chain apps, using it means giving up order history and location data in exchange for the points programme and occasional app-only deals.

WizTree

  • It is free for personal use only, so deploying it across company machines without licences is a compliance problem rather than a saving.
  • The speed advantage exists only on local NTFS volumes; network shares, exFAT, FAT32 and ReFS fall back to ordinary directory scanning and lose the advantage entirely.
  • Reading the master file table requires administrator rights, so it cannot be used by standard users on managed machines without an elevation policy.
  • It is Windows only, with no macOS or Linux build, so a mixed estate needs a second tool anyway.
  • It analyses one machine at a time with no scheduling or central reporting, so it is a diagnostic tool rather than a way to manage storage across an organisation.

Pricing, plan by plan

Dominos

Free
  • Piece of the Pie RewardsFree
    • Free to join
    • 10 points per qualifying order over 5 USD
    • 60 points redeems a free medium two-topping pizza

WizTree

Free
  • WizTree FreeFree
    • Full scanning and treemap features
    • Personal, non-commercial use only
    • No feature limitations for home users
  • WizTree Professional and Enterprise$undefined/year
    • Licence required for any business use
    • Per-user and site licensing tiers
    • Commercial deployment rights

Which should you pick?

Choose Dominos if

  • You need order ahead and tracking.
  • You want to start without paying.
  • You work on iOS, Android.
  • You also want piece of the pie rewards.

Choose WizTree if

  • You need master file table scanning.
  • You want to start without paying.
  • You work on Windows.
  • You also want file list view.

Questions people ask

Is Dominos or WizTree better?
Neither clearly leads. Dominos starts at Free and WizTree at Free, and user ratings are close enough to be indistinguishable. Choose on capability and platform support.
Which is cheaper, Dominos or WizTree?
Dominos starts at Free and WizTree at Free.
Does Dominos or WizTree run on more platforms?
Dominos runs on iOS, Android. WizTree runs on Windows.
Can I use Dominos for free?
Both have a free tier, so you can try either at no cost before committing.
What is Dominos best used for?
Dominos is most often used for ordering pizza for delivery or carryout with live order and driver tracking, accumulating rewards points toward a free pizza through repeat ordering, reordering a saved favourite combination with one tap, placing a shared group order for an office or event via a cart link. Of those, ordering pizza for delivery or carryout with live order and driver tracking and accumulating rewards points toward a free pizza through repeat ordering are not what WizTree is typically brought in for.
What can Dominos do that WizTree cannot?
Dominos covers Order ahead and tracking, Piece of the Pie Rewards, Easy Order, Domino's Hotspots. WizTree covers Master file table scanning, File list view, Treemap, Hard link handling.

Answered from the vendors’ own pages

Dominos: Is the Domino's app free?

Yes, joining and using it costs nothing beyond what is ordered.

WizTree: Why is it so much faster than other analysers?

It reads the NTFS master file table, the index the filesystem already maintains, instead of walking directories. It is one read of a structure rather than thousands of folder operations.

Dominos: Why does Domino's push its own app over delivery marketplaces?

Domino's has stated its own channels avoid the 15 to 30 percent commissions third party delivery marketplaces charge, so it keeps more margin per order.

WizTree: Can I use the free version at work?

No. The free build is licensed for personal use only, and business use requires a paid licence. WinDirStat and TreeSize Free are the no-cost options that allow commercial use.

Dominos: Do I earn points ordering through Uber Eats or DoorDash instead?

No, Piece of the Pie Rewards only accrues on orders placed directly through Domino's own app or website.

WizTree: Is it fast on network drives?

No. Master file table access needs local NTFS. Over a network share it scans conventionally and is no faster than the alternatives.

WizTree: Does it need administrator rights?

Yes, for master file table access. Without elevation it either cannot scan or falls back to the slow method.

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