How Much Chick-fil-A Franchise Owners Really Make Per Year
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- If you’ve ever thought of opening a fast food franchise, you have plenty of options to choose from. Every chain has different requirements, but if start-up money is your biggest concern, your best bet may be Chick-fil-A. Other restaurants ask for tens of thousands of dollars up front, but Chick-fil-A only asks for a flat $10,000. However, they are extremely selective when choosing who gets to own a franchise, so you should prepare yourself for a lengthy process. Is it worth it once you do get the job? Let’s take a look at how much Chick-fil-A franchise owners really make per year.
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Have you thought about opening your own fast food franchise?
*Why I Already Have One*
I want to open one next month but I’m not sure on what I have to do
Sure, problem is you already have to be loaded to get one. I think 200k is a bit low for what a Chikfila owner typically makes.
Yes! I have the money to and 20+ years restaurant experience on board as well,
Yes
Awesome show and presentation. Thank you. I loved it.
Regardless of what is happening in the media Chick-Fil-A is my favorite fast food.
For real. The employees are usually kind and food is good and some what healthy, all I need.
@Mary Rowe it used to be for me. I head a lot of bad things about the owner.
Your comment is irrelevant.
The one in my city must be coining money faster than the US Government. I don’t know what their franchise costs are. But they have multiple drive in windows, and it’s common to see cars lined up outside their shopping center even after their closing hours. They will continue to take drive in orders until the last car. I don’t know how they ever go home. I’ve never seen anything like it in my life.
Austin, TX?
@@ramondrpp Hagerstown, MD.
Same here in Florida. Lines cause traffic jams
I love how they mentioned sundays off cuz thats when me ans my boss go in and deep clean the restaurant so no sundays off here
My wife actually mentioned interest in being a chick fil a operator. I told her we will go for it.
Do you all know someone in the family that owns Chick fil a?
How did it go? I’m thinking about starting a business.
Better be heavily involved in the community. They look at everything - your volunteering, your charitable donations, your tithing to the church, etc.
@@jmuduke99 yup. They keep it in the “community” if you know what I mean
Did you go for it? And if so , what are your feelings now?
Chick Fila is the only fast food restraunt I will ever go to ! I love it
I look at the thumbnail and can hear her talking about Chick Fil A
What does that mean
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I loved this vid🔥
Good thanks.
have 2 near me 1 i would say does about 150.000 a month the other one about 15.000 a month.
Thinking about buying a Chick-fil-A or jack in the box in Michigan
15% franchise fee plus 50% of any profit....ouch!
We don’t have any Chick fil-A where we live. Where are they located? Is the food really that good? For people that have eaten there any recommendations of what to order? I know that someone will say Chicken Do they have other things besides Chicken? Any Breakfast items? If someone will let me know I will really appreciate the information that they give.
I literally don't understand that she doesn't said how much that the owner of this franchise can make
in reality not much as you think compared to the time put in. the franchise makes a cut on everything they sell and then there is commission to the owner on top. you have to buy almost everything from the brand.
200,000 is living comfortably but not a lot of money once you think about it
Brock Garrett no you’re absolutely right I agree with you . If I’m a owner I’m staying with the company until I save up 400k then I’m starting my own business. 200k is a lot but not a when there’s a salary cap you can’t go over that .
Chick-fil-A is 10 times better then Popeyes to be honest
We had one chick fil a in the area of FL I used to live in and between it being the only one and being ran so effectively it easily cleared 3 to 4 million a year in sales.
how much did you bring home though?
They take around 85%
15% you wage and taxes
Keep maybe 4% net
I never really see Chick-fil-A malls because it would be awesome in Woodfield Mall anyway I was so craving for them on Sundays lol
I’m thinking of starting one w some family members. Is it worth it?
Umm I’d gladly pay royalties at 200,000
So they take 15% off Sales AND take 50% off the bottom line. Wow, no wonder they only make $200k off 4M in sales. This doesn't feel right.
Its better just to start your own chicken burger place.
well if i can own 100 of the stores, i would have 20m a year maybe. That is my big question if they would let me do that.
You can only have one
You only pay 10,000 what more could u want??
Plus they pay for the startup construction and equipment
I got mashed watching this.
Am a Christian, l love chick-fil-a
Chick-fil-A is crushing the game! I truly believe that franchising is the future. Getting to watch people grow their talent and skills is my favorite part of franchising at my company, O2E Brands. I have a video over on my channel talking about the benefits of franchising. Can’t wait to check out more videos! :)
Thanks for sharing
great videos you got, Brian! Thanks for sharing
"According to q and r magazine" i see mashed has moved on from reddit
Home of the white guilt combo! Yum yum!
i know of one in fayetteville,ga that made 42.000 in one day.
that was a buy one get one sand. and they had to bring it on that saturday
We passed our first million in sales in our first month
What happens after youre done paying the land and fees after lets say 5 years into the business? Does the 15% royalty fee lower ?
You don’t pay for the land, building, etc. you only pay the initial $10 k fee. If you’re chosen, Chik fil a pays for building the franchise. You also don’t ever own the franchise. You can’t sell when you retire.
How are your franchises doing during the pandemic?
Gotta love chicken
Why are there no comments but 290 views lol
My local operator informed me that most (if not all) operators are required to have at least a four-year degree before owning a store.
Edit: I could be wrong about the degree thing, but I'm not surprised if it's true.
It's absolutely true. It's technically not required, but you can basically kiss your chances goodbye if you do not have at least a bachelor's degree.
They want competency and someone organized enough and forward thinking enough to run a store. Requiring education is a quick way to weed out the majority of people who are too stupid or don’t have the drive or reliability to get the job done.
I guess that disqualifies Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.
If I own it I ain’t trynna there tho
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I just want to own a hundred franchised stores, i dont want to work.
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Cool, i’m the first comment
BurntMarshmallow 21 no your not
Chic fi la is not a franchise. It’s a glorified manager job you buying for yourself. If you will get picked.
That's why they call you an Operator and not a Owner...MASHED did not do their homework...this is not a true franchise.
1000% accurate
I mean yeah it’s called risk vs reward, you’re only putting 10k of your own money
All Lies
Chick fil a does not has not will not franchise.
If your hoping to move stock up down sideways forgetabutit.
Annoying most restaurants are not franchise operations.
It is a grifters game.
You’re store manager who nets 250k plus.
What do you do?
Why is this so bad?
Mexican food is 1000000000000000 times better than this
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Worst franchisee model… you are slave
To 1 store…
I know the operator near my airbnbs.
He nets 400k per year.
I get a very minimum 60k in passive from my Airbnbs under full management. (I have no debts)
I just got approved for a franchise because I’m bored and I’ve travelled the world 50 times over.
So in your mind, you think this is a stupid decision for me?
I’ll hazard a guess and say you’ve never ran fast food stores as a store manager?