Own a Burger Shot
Join a brand guests have known since 1961, backed by the systems, suppliers and support of Burger Shot.
What it takes
| Liquid capital | $750,000 |
|---|---|
| Net worth | $1.5 million |
| Total investment | $1.4M–$2.9M Not including land or the building. |
| Franchise fee | $45,000 per restaurant |
| Royalty | 6.5% of gross sales, weekly |
| Advertising fund | 4.5% of gross sales, weekly |
| Technology fee | $1,180 a month, plus app order fees |
| Term | 20 years. Renewal is at Burger Shot’s discretion. |
What we provide
- SupplyEvery ingredient, cup and wrapper through Burger Shot Supply Co., our approved supplier.
- DesignA standard restaurant design. Remodels are required every 7 years at the franchisee’s cost.
- TrainingSix weeks at Burger Shot University in Little Seoul, at the franchisee’s cost.
- TerritoryBurger Shot may open other restaurants near yours to better serve guests.
Figures are estimates. Burger Shot makes no representation about the revenue or profit of any restaurant. Read the Franchise Disclosure Document before signing anything, or after.
Steps to opening
- InquiryCall franchise development on 555-0175 and complete a financial review.
- Discovery DayVisit the Support Center, meet our team and tour a restaurant during the lunch rush.
- AgreementSign the franchise agreement, pay the fee and choose from the sites we have approved.
Can I convert an existing restaurant?
Yes. Burger Shot welcomes conversions of other quick service restaurants, including Cluckin’ Bell and Up-n-Atom locations. Conversion requires removing all previous signage, equipment and smell.
Can I sell my restaurant?
Yes, to a buyer approved by Burger Shot, which has a right of first refusal on every sale at a price it sets.
Who sets menu prices?
Franchisees set their own prices, within the range Burger Shot recommends, except for national deals, which are set by Burger Shot and honored by franchisees.