Investment Requirements

Acquiring a Canada Bread Franchise gives the Franchisee the right to distribute Canada Bread products to an assigned list of customers or assigned territory throughout the term of his/her agreement – an acquisition fee is paid for this right to service the customers.  The initial term of the agreement is for 3 years, with two 3-year options to renew.

The average acquisition fee of a Franchise varies by region and you will need to contact us directly in order to determine the cost relevant to the area you are interested in acquiring a Franchise.  However, you can expect a range of investment from $120,000 to $275,000.   To invest in a Canada Bread Franchise, you will need a minimum of 25% of the total initial investment costs of the Franchise in unencumbered cash (money that is not borrowed and is not securing another loan). 

Your total initial investment will range from $110,000 - $275,000.

• Purchase of a Delivery Vehicle (Truck) - $20,000 - $90,000.
• Initial Franchise Fee - $5,000
• Acquisition Fee (25% unencumbered cash required) – $75,000 to $250,000.  
• Training Fee - $3,000
• Truck Decaling Fee - $2150
• Purchase of miscellaneous equipment $100 - $500
• Purchase of approved Canada Bread uniforms  - $300 - $500