Head-to-head comparison

    Byrider and CNAC vs Christian Brothers Automotive Franchise Opportunities

    Reviewed figures from each brand's Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), side by side. Each figure carries its FDD year and page. This is not a ranking or recommendation, and the two FDDs may cover different years and location groups.

    DisclosureByrider and CNACChristian Brothers Automotive
    Estimated initial investment (Item 7)
    $947,000 – $1,577,500
    Total Estimated Initial Investment
    2026 FDD · Item 7 · PDF p. 32
    $515,250 – $650,400
    Total initial investment
    2026 FDD · Item 7 · PDF p. 29
    Standard initial franchise fee (Item 5)
    $60,000
    2026 FDD · Item 5 · PDF p. 19
    Not available
    No single standard fee identified
    Royalty (Item 6)
    2.5% of Gross Sales, plus 1.0% of Gross Receipts; minimum monthly payment for Gross Sales is $6,000.00
    Royalty Fee
    2026 FDD · Item 6 · PDF p. 21
    $50
    Royalty fee share of Split Profits
    2026 FDD · Item 6 · PDF p. 17
    Total outlets (Item 20)
    99
    Outlets at end of 2025
    2026 FDD · Item 20 · PDF p. 80
    Not available
    No reviewed outlet counts
    Net outlet change (Item 20)
    −37
    Calculated: 2023–2025
    Not available
    Only one year reported
    Financial performance (Item 19), by location group
    Locations counted not stated in the reviewed record
    $7,031,288
    mean Total Revenue · 2026 FDD · Item 19 · PDF p. 54
    Locations counted not stated in the reviewed record — Five stores with negative NOI; age categories as quoted
    -$116,330.00
    other Negative NOI case amount · 2026 FDD · Item 19 · PDF p. 72
    Locations counted not stated in the reviewed record — Stores open entire calendar years 2024 and 2025
    280 stores
    other Comparable franchisee-owned CBA stores open full years 2024 and 2025 · 2026 FDD · Item 19 · PDF p. 66
    Locations counted not stated in the reviewed record — Existing franchisee figures adjusted in tables
    50 percent
    other Royalty fee basis used for adjusted existing franchisee figures · 2026 FDD · Item 19 · PDF p. 66
    +2 more groups in the full report

    Item 19 groups are shown separately and never combined. Revenue or sales figures are not profit. Net outlet change is a Franopolis calculation from the disclosed counts.