Best Pizza Franchise Opportunities in 2015
Tasty, classic, and lucrative, pizza franchises should definitely be considered if you want to open a food franchise. Pizza franchise opportunities are incredibly fast-growing, and are definitely not going to leave American’s diets any time soon. (Imagine your life without pizza!) To get you started, we’ve listed some of the best pizza franchises below, so you can start comparing your options today.
Pizza Franchise Opportunities in the USA
It seems like, not too long ago, the only really big pizza franchises out there were Pizza Hut, Dominoes, Little Caesars, and Papa Johns. These franchises have certainly continued massive growth across the USA, but it turns out that there are lots of different pizza franchises that are expanding these days.
Take a look at the top 40 pizza companies by the number of locations, courtesy of PizzaToday:
The Top Pizza Franchises
- Liquid Capital Required: $100,000
- Net Worth Required: $400,000
- Investment: $246,995 - $333,795
- Liquid Capital Required: $75,000
- Net Worth Required: $150,000
- Investment: $12,000 - $75,000
- Liquid Capital Required: $44,000
- Net Worth Required: $250,000
- Investment: $219,750 - $454,000
4. Buck’s Pizza
- Liquid Capital Required: $50,000
- Net Worth Required: $50,000
- Investment: $160,000 - $340,000
You can also learn more about the pizza franchise industry as a whole by checking out our pizza industry report.
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It’s Good to Be Popular (But Not Too Popular)—Choosing a Trademark for your Franchise System
For new franchisors, standing out from the crowd can be a task of epic proportions. Selecting a strong and memorable trademark is certainly an important (indeed, critical) first step, but for the relatively unknown, picking a trademark that is too abstract can occasionally be viewed as a step in the wrong direction—you want to stand out, but you also want people to actually know what you do or sell.
Top Five Restaurants People Wish Were Franchises
Not every business in the U.S. is a franchise. (Much to the chagrin of us here at FranchiseHelp.) But that doesn’t stop people from searching desperately for information on opening a location of their favorite stores.
Everything You Need To Know About Master Franchising
A master franchise is one that is managed by a master franchisee - an investor who pays the business owner, or franchisor, an initial fee to secure the rights to scale the business under its brand name in a specified region. From that point onwards, the master franchisee acts as the franchisor of the brand within that territory, taking on responsibilities such as recruiting, training and supporting other franchisees in various aspects such as marketing, operations and more. The initial franchise fee that these franchisees pay them can be retained by the master franchisee, who can be regarded as a mini-franchisor, managing and expanding the businesses within the territory he takes on.
