Coffee Franchises

    26
    Published brands
    $240,000
    Median Item 7 low end
    21 of 26
    Brands with Item 19 figures
    2024–2026
    FDD years covered

    Median uses the low end of each brand's reviewed Item 7 total in its latest FDD — the cheapest disclosed scenario, not a typical cost. Not a ranking or recommendation.

    Coffee brands (26)

    Coffee matchups

    Coffee franchise benchmarks

    How much does it cost to open a coffee franchise?
    Across 26 published coffee brands with a reviewed Item 7 total, the median low end of the estimated initial investment is $240,000, and low ends run from $10,000 to $1,035,000 (FDDs from 2024 to 2026). The low end is each franchisor's cheapest disclosed scenario, not a typical cost; the median is a Franopolis calculation.
    Which coffee franchises have the lowest disclosed startup cost?
    By the low end of the reviewed Item 7 estimate: Dunkin' ($10,000–$1,832,500, 2026 FDD); Matari ($20,000–$468,500, 2025 FDD); Gregorys Coffee ($35,000, 2026 FDD). This orders disclosed estimates only; it is not a ranking or recommendation.
    How many coffee franchisors disclose financial performance (Item 19)?
    21 of 26 published coffee brands (81%) have reviewed Item 19 financial performance figures on file. A brand without them on Franopolis may still disclose them in an FDD we have not reviewed.
    Which coffee franchises have the most locations?
    By total outlets in reviewed Item 20 tables: Caribou Coffee (988); Tim Hortons USA, Inc. (669); The Human Bean (376). Outlet counts do not indicate territory availability or franchisee results.

    Calculated by Franopolis from published brands' reviewed figures. Not a ranking or recommendation.

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