Group of people cutting a blue ribbon during a grand opening celebration inside a Vicky Bakery location, with red balloon decorations and bakery displays in the background.
Vicky Bakery team celebrating ceremony at Vicky Bakery, standing under a festive red, white, and silver balloon arch with the brand logo in the background.

How Much Does a Vicky Bakery Franchise Cost?

Let’s start with some important numbers. All of our potential franchise owners are required to have a total net worth of at least $1 million and at least $500,000 in liquid assets. If the owner is going to be an entity, each individual applicant is then responsible for an additional fee.

  • Total net worth of at least $1 million
  • At least $500k in liquid assets
  • Initial franchise fee is $50,000, due in a lump sum when your franchise agreement is executed
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Ongoing Fees

Your initial franchise fee is $50,000, due in a lump sum when you sign your franchise agreement. While the total amount depends on the format you choose for your restaurant, you can expect that to include materials, equipment, certifications, professional fees, and other expenses associated with opening a business.

Operating Costs

Throughout the life of your business, you’ll incur additional restaurant franchise fees that allow Vicky Bakery to give you the support you need to run a thriving business. In general, you can expect to pay these on a monthly or annual basis*.

  • Advertising: 4.5% of gross monthly sales
  • Building improvements: $500 per month
  • Digital app license fee: $0.30 per digital transaction, payable monthly

You’ll also be responsible for a number of fixed expenses, including insurance, investment spending, recurring asset payments, and employee salaries. In some cases, franchisees lease their properties from Vicky Bakery; in that case, you’ll also be responsible for rent.

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Your Return on Investment

You can talk to current franchisees and explore our franchise disclosure document (FDD) during your due diligence.

The FDD includes all the financial information you need to determine whether franchising with Burger King® is right for your financial goals, including our business model and our place in the market. Feel free to ask the franchising team any questions you might have about the FDD or your franchise investment at any time during this process – that’s what this time is for.

Submit a Form

To learn more about your financial opportunities as a Burger King® franchise owner, submit an Initial Inquiry Form today. Once our franchising team has reviewed your form and determined you’re a good fit, we will be in touch with all the information you need to make a smart franchise investment.