JET'S AMERICA, INC.

Item 7 in the 2025 FDD lays out the financial entry: initial investment spans $572,500 to $786,000 for a 1,200-1,500 sq ft spot, covering buildout, equipment, and opening costs, plus a $30,000 franchise fee. Ongoing fees bite at 12% royalty on acquired inventory (minimum $1,200/month), up to 10% into the general ad fund, and extras like $30-$99/month for gift cards and loyalty programs. No Item 19 means no official revenue or profit figures, forcing buyers to dig into alternatives like contacting operators, but the model's efficiency in high-density areas could yield strong sales volumes competing with big chains.

System vitality shines with 394 franchised units alongside 56 corporate stores, growing from 369 to 392 locations in 2024—a 6% bump—with 27 projected new units. Only 2 terminations and 1 non-renewal last year, plus 14 transfers, point to low churn and active resales, uncommon in fast food. For buyers eyeing pizza, this setup offers proven scalability since 1990 without aggressive expansion risks, though high royalties demand high-traffic spots to justify the mid-seven-figure outlay.