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Auntie Anne's Franchise Review

Auntie Anne's Franchise Review

Auntie Anne's Franchise Review

Auntie Anne's is a chain of pretzel bakeries. Anne F. Beiler and her husband, Jonas founded this in 1988, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This company serves products such as complementary dips and pretzels. Beverages like Lemonade Mixers in 5 fruity flavors and signature lemonade are also served by the company.

It has over 300 franchisees with more than 1,100 locations in the US and in 22 other countries including Canada, Greece, China, Mexico, Honduras, Ireland, Japan, Egypt, Hong Kong, Bahrain, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Malaysia, Venezuela, UAE, Taiwan South Korea, Indonesia and the UK. Its headquarters is in Pennsylvania. The company has been franchising since 1991.

Auntie Anne's is renowned for its fresh-baked, hand-rolled soft pretzels. With an At-Home Baking Kit its pretzel products are available for home preparation.Auntie Anne's Franchise Review


The franchised business offers pretzel dogs, lemonade, hand-rolled soft pretzels, Dutch Ice drink products and other beverage & food products that are all prepared with specified procedures and recipes.

Direct or indirect financing is not offered by the franchisor. And franchisor does not guarantee any lease, note or obligation.

Initial training is provided to the franchisees by the franchisor. Franchisees are required to send a minimum of 3 individuals for initial training as per Auntie Anne's training rule. Successful completion of all phases of training programs is mandatory for these individuals. Prior to opening a franchise business it is required that the franchisee and initial store manager to attend and complete the training program successfully. Training includes 100 hrs of both In-Store and classroom training modules. It is mandatory for a franchisee to work in an existing Auntie Anne's outlet for minimum of 40 hrs week.

For the franchised business, the term of agreement will expire 20 yrs from the date of opening a store. The then-current franchise agreement will be signed by the franchisee at each renewal.

The company has 1,100 units worldwide. In order to ensure the success of the franchisees, Auntie Anne's introduced a corporate team that is committed to give support with the following:

Legal Support

Purchasing support

Accounting support

Register Support and Information Systems support

Technology and Food Science support

Communications and Public Relations support

Creative Services and Marketing support

Real Estate and Site Development support

Store Operations and Business Consulting support

Franchise Cost:

Franchise Fee $30,000

Lease, Security Deposits and Utility $4,000 - $7,000

Leasehold Improvements, Fixtures and Furniture $90,000 - $190,000

Equipment $31,500 - $34,500

Business Permits and Licenses $175 - $600

Initial Inventory $3,300 - $4,000

Insurance $400 - $2,500

Training $1,000 - $7,500

Grand Opening Advertising $500 - $10,000

Signage $4,000 - $12,000

Point of Sale Equipment $8,000 - $15,000

Office Equipment and Supplies $5,000 - $10,000

Professional Fees $5,300 - $10,000

Additional Funds (3 months) $15,000 - $51,000

TOTAL $197,875 - $384,100

Ongoing Fees:

Royalty Fee 7% of Gross Sales

Marketing Fund and Advertising 1% of Gross Sales

Transfer Fee $3,000 for each transfer

Entity Transfer Fee $1,000 for each transfer

Sublease Fee $200 monthly or as agreed by Parties

Lease Renewal Fee $2,000

Lease Documentation Late Penalty Fee $500Auntie Anne's Franchise Review


Lost Company Manuals Fee $700 per each missing manual

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