Many bar and grill franchise opportunities require franchise owners — in addition to initial franchise fee payments and other start-up costs — to pay a fee as a royalty for the use of the company’s logo and other services. This fee is usually biweekly or monthly, typically a percentage of gross sales, and can typically range from between one and eight percent.
Some bar and grill franchise companies, in addition, ask their franchisees to regularly contribute a percentage of sales to a national advertising or marketing fund, which the company then uses to support local, regional, and national advertising and marketing initiatives.
And still other bar and grill franchises charge owners a flat fee or percentage-based fee for certain centralized services they provide to their franchisees (e.g., purchasing
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