Another Broken Egg Cafe Franchise Analysis

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Another Broken Egg Cafe is graded based on our most recent FDD research!

Franchise Opportunity Facts

Another Broken Egg Caffe offers a full service restaurant featuring a breakfast item menu.

How much does a Another Broken Egg Cafe franchised business cost to open?

Another Broken Egg Cafe has an initial franchise fee of up to $50,000, with a overall initial investment range of $528,600 to $1,210,500.

  • Initial Franchise Fee: $50,000
  • Total Investment: $528,600 to $1,210,500
  • Working Capital: $25,000 to $50,000
  • Royalty Fee: 5.0%

The initial cost of any franchised business includes multiple fees. Explore this franchise opportunity to better understand the initial costs required to own a Another Broken Egg Cafe, such as territory fees, leasehold improvement costs, pre-opening marketing, and furniture and fixtures purchases. As a reminder, franchisors are required to provide you with details about all upfront fees. These fees include those that are actually paid when signing the franchise agreement and commitments to fees you are required to pay. Another important consideration to review is whether the initial fees are refundable to you or not. The franchise system must disclose what conditions any of the initial fees are refundable. A franchise must also provide details of a range of fees if its upfront fees are not uniform within the system. A careful review of the Item 5 upfront fees will give you the answers needed to make a buying decision a Another Broken Egg Cafe.

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How much does a Another Broken Egg Cafe franchise owner make?

As with any new business, there should be a strong ROI and profit potential. The specific franchisee's income and the profits from a Another Broken Egg Cafe business will depend on many factors. One way to check on the potential revenues or profits earned from a Another Broken Egg Cafe franchise investment is to analzye the franchisor's Item 19 within their Franchise Disclosure Document. This is called an earnings claim. This is not required within a franchisor's disclosure and approximately 68% of all franchisors that we research and study will disclose financial performance data within Item 19 of their FDD. Some franchisors may provide limited information such as overall systemwide sales. This type of financial disclosure is not always helpful to determine profits for you directly. So review systemwide sales data with caution. As a general rule, typically earnings and owner's salary are equitable to the overall size of the upfront investment. The larger the initial investment, the higher profits you should expect to see

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How many franchise locations do they have?

As of the 2019 Franchise Disclosure Document, there are 60 franchised Another Broken Egg Cafe locations throughout the USA.

Did you know there are over 3,000 franchise opportunities across the United States. More than 80% have less than 10 locations.

Are there any Another Broken Egg Cafe franchises in my city?

Based on 2019 FDD information, Another Broken Egg Cafe has franchised locations in 12 states.

AL
CA
FL
GA
IN
LA
MS
NC
OH
SC
TN
TX

Based on our research this franchise is expanding into new regions and might be available near you. While planning your franchise purchase, you always need to be considering what is a good location for my business. Anlayze the potential customer base to confirm that your city has a need or want for this brand.

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Last Reviewed: 2019

Another Broken Egg Cafe Franchise DATA

Total Investment
$528,600 - $1,210,500
Franchise Fee
$50,000
Franchise agreement
Initial Term
10 Years
Renewal Term
10 Years
Franchise outlet growth
2016
56
2018
60
Ongoing fees
Royalty
5.0%
ad fees
1.0%
# of franchised outlets
60

EXTRA INFORMATION

Does this franchise provide any initial training and opening assistance?

Yes, they have an initial training program of 357 hours. This includes 141 hours of classroom training, 216 hours of on-the-job training, and 0 hours of online training. In their FDD they outline who's in charge of the training. Unlock to find out more.


Online 0
On-the-Job 216
Classroom 141
Total 357

Does this franchise offer Territory Rights?

Another Broken Egg Cafe offers territory protections. For an explanation of territorial rights, unlock this franchise opportunity for important details.

Do they have marketing and technology support in place?

Yes, Another Broken Egg Cafe offers comprehensive support for franchisees. Unlock this franchise to find out more.


When did they start franchising?

They began franchising in 2002. The average Breakfast, Brunch and Lunch franchise began franchising in 2008.


Do they offer lending support?

No, but you can click here to fill out our affordability calculator and understand your financing options.

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