What Is the Time Investment in a Little Caesars Franchise?

Depending on whether the franchisee is an owner-operator or an absentee owner, the time investment involved in opening a Little Caesars franchise can range from full-time work to part-time management.

By Luca Piacentini1851 Franchise Managing Editor

Updated 2:14PM • 08/06/21

Little Caesars Pizza aims to keep its time investment manageable for franchisees by offering a straightforward business model focused on profitability, optimal staffing, national marketing and state-of-the-art technology.

The actual time Little Caesars franchisees can expect to spend in the store from week-to-week will depend heavily on the specific goals of the individual owner. For example, if a hands-off franchisee is looking to open multiple locations and hire full management teams to handle day-to-day operations, the time commitment can be significantly less than if a hands-on owner plans to proactively run a single location.

On more of a big picture timeline, the length of the initial franchise term is generally 10 years for a Little Caesars location. There is generally one renewal term of 10 years from the initial term.

When it comes to the financial investment, the brand’s website outlines the costs and fees associated with opening a new Little Caesars location as follows:

Estimated total investment: Starting at $360,000
Net worth requirement: $350,000
Liquid asset requirement: $150,000

If you’re interested in learning more about the specifics of Little Caesars ownership, fill out the contact form here: https://franchise.littlecaesars.com/