Popeyes has joined the ranks of fast food chains with March Madness promotions.

Popeyes’ promotion is called Boneless Bundle, and it includes 12 boneless wings, three chicken tenders and two sides for $16.99. That’s the Southern California price. In other states, it’s as low as $14.99.

We tested it with an online order. Here’s what we got:

We got to choose two flavors of boneless wings, six each, from a selection of eight. We picked Classic and Louisiana Garlic.

We chose Classic for the tenders. The other options were Spicy and the lower-calorie Blackened.

We got sauce for each of our chicken orders, which came to three packets.

We had five options for the sides: Cajun fries, mashed potatoes and gravy, colesaw, red beans and rice and mac & cheese, which was 50 cents extra. We went with the mashed potatoes and the colesaw.

The cost was $16.99, as advertised. With sales tax, it came to $18.48.

A six-piece order of boneless wings a la carte would cost $7.99. Three-piece tenders a la carte cost $11.59. Regular sides cost around $4.29 each. At those rates, the equivalant order would be $36.15.

Notice the deal doesn’t include beverages, which would add $1.29 to $3.99 each to the price. Also no biscuit.

For comparison, Wingstop’s Boneless Meal Deal costs $18.99. It includes 20 wings with the choice of four flavors, one large side and two dips. Again, no beverage.

Information: popeyes.com