What percentage do Chick-fil-A owners make?

What percentage do Chick-fil-A owners make?

Chick-fil-A pays for (and retains ownership of) everything — real estate, equipment, inventory — and in return, it takes a MUCH bigger piece of the pie. While a franchise like KFC takes 5% of sales, Chick-fil-A commands 15% of sales + 50% of any profit. This model makes sense for Chick-fil-A for a few reasons.

How much money does 1 Chick-fil-A make a year?

Chick-fil-A non-mall average unit volume But even when including those sales, its average unit volumes were $5.9 million in 2021. That number is tops among major fast-food chains. And only 25 chains of all types, all but one of them full-service restaurants, can beat Chick-fil-A’s overall average unit volume.

How many Chick-fil-A’s can you own?

Chick-fil-A, Inc. offers qualified individuals the opportunity to operate a single Chick-fil-A franchise. The restaurant can be located in a mall, or it could be a free-standing, Drive-thru only, or an in-line location. We do not offer multi-unit franchise opportunities to initial applicants.

How much does a McDonald’s owner make a year?

Average McDonald’s Owner yearly pay in the United States is approximately $300,000, which is 375% above the national average.