WHAT DOES OUR SANDWICH FRANCHISE COST LOOK LIKE?

Ready to take a big bite out of the QSR industry? Your investment in an Arby’s sandwich franchise factors in just about everything you’ll need to start serving up our meaty menu quickly and deliciously!

Take a look at some IMPORTANT NUMBERS required to open a free-standing or non-freestanding traditional Arby’s sandwich shop franchise…

Upfront costs:

Development Fee:

$12,500

Licensing Fee:

$37,500

Building Cost:

236k - $850k

Equipment:

$225K - $325K

Total Initial Investment:

$644,950 - $2,451,000

Certain Ongoing Costs:

Royalty Fee:

Advertising Fee:

4.2%

For more details, please see the current Arby’s FDD issued March 24, 2023, as amended May 24, 2023

We also require that potential franchisees demonstrate a net worth of $1,000,000 and liquidity of $500,000. It’s important to have this kind of financial stability as a business owner so you can better navigate the demands and challenges of establishing your franchise.

Ready to boost your bottom line? Let’s get the conversation going!

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YOUR FRANCHISING OPPORTUNITY INVESTMENT COMES WITH SOME MEATY PERKS!

It’s no secret — we’re one of the best sandwich franchises out there! When you invest in your Arby’s restaurant, you can look forward to…

A time-tested business model:

We’ve used decades of experience to refine a business model that includes proven processes and procedures that will take the guesswork out of things.

Comprehensive support:

Once your restaurant doors open, you can count on our comprehensive support, which includes our expert national marketing to keep you in front of your best customers.

Brand power:

Our industry relationships mean you’ll enjoy some of the best prices on everything you need to open and operate your franchise successfully, month after month.

OUR IDEAL FRANCHISEE CANDIDATE? IT JUST MIGHT BE YOU!

Thanks to our expert training and ongoing support, ours is an opportunity that just about anyone can take advantage of. Having said that, we like to see franchisee candidates who:

Love the Meats:

We believe meat makes the meal, and you’ve got to believe it, too, by embracing our approach, our menu, and our legacy.

Can Lead a Team:

You’ve got management experience and are comfortable acting as a role model to your team and your town.

Appreciate Our Help:

You’re ready to leverage our business model and all it has to offer, so you can quickly start making a name for yourself in the QSR industry.

Are Driven to Succeed:

You’re ambitious and excited to set and meet goals for your Arby’s franchise. Failure is not in your vocabulary!

Are Community Minded:

You’re a people person and know that success depends on connecting with your community and your guests.

Your investment in Arby’s sandwich franchises means you’ll be doing business under our iconic name, with plenty of marketing and brand support and flexible development options for your new restaurant. Best of all, you’ll be in business for yourself, never by yourself!

ARE YOU AN INVESTOR READY TO GROW YOUR BOTTOM LINE?

Find out more about an Arby’s opportunity and reach out to our franchise team today!

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This information is not intended as an offer to sell, or the solicitation of an offer to buy, a franchise. It is for information purposes only. Currently, the following states regulate the offer and sale of franchises: California, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. If you are a resident of or want to locate a franchise in one of these states, we will not offer you a franchise unless and until we have complied with applicable pre-sale registration and disclosure requirements in your state.