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The craft pizza franchise requires a relatively high initial investment, but it offers a revolutionary business model and ownership opportunity within the segment.
Your Pie is a pizza franchise brand founded in Athens, Georgia, in 2008. With a focus on fresh, customizable brick-oven pizzas, Your Pie aimed to revolutionize the pizza industry. Now, the brand, which represents a craft pizza model of sorts, has established a presence across the Southeast and continues to expand.
Since its 2008 establishment, Your Pie has grown to have over 70 locations across the U.S., mostly concentrated in the Southeast and along the East Coast. After a recent brand refresh, Your Pie appears to be planning further growth in the coming years.
Your Pie is a pizza franchise concept that emphasizes customized pizzas made in a brick oven. While centering freshness, quality and customization, Your Pie delivers an elevated pizza experience that guests crave while keeping operations relatively simple and streamlined.
According to the brand’s 2023 Franchise Disclosure Document, 65 restaurants operating in fiscal year 2022 averaged annual gross sales of $849,355. The top-performing location exceeded $1.6 million.
The estimated initial investment required to begin operation of a Your Pie franchise, excluding real estate costs, ranges from $369,250 to $939,500. This includes the following costs:
Your Pie charges a $35,000 franchise fee. For franchisees who sign multi-unit development agreements, the franchise fee per restaurant is slightly lower.
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