Can you buy an Insomnia Cookies franchise?
US franchises aren't being sold
The answer is no: in the United States, Insomnia Cookies doesn't sell franchises. It owns its own bakeries, and for now it says franchising isn't on offer.
On its own FAQ, Insomnia Cookies is asked if it franchises and replies "Not right now"; it says the company stays family-run. Insomnia Cookies' questions page. No franchise is offered, so there's no fee or FDD; landlords can still bring property offers to its real estate team.
Insomnia Cookies franchise cost
With no Insomnia franchise on the market, there's no opening fee or cost. These bakery brands, including Crumbl and Nothing Bundt Cakes, publish theirs publicly.
Instead, you can buy these bakery and snack franchises
All 4 of these bakery and snack brands do sell franchises, and each one lists its costs in a current FDD.
| Brand | , low to high estimate | , paid once | , ongoing fee |
|---|---|---|---|
 Auntie Anne's2026 FDD | $158K to $836K | $35,500 | 7% |
 Cinnabon2026 FDD | $257K to $704K | $35,500 | 6% |
 Nothing Bundt Cakes2026 FDD | $475K to $994K | $45,000 | 6% |
 Crumbl2026 FDD | $849K to $1.47M | $50,000 | 8% |
A brand must give you its Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) before you buy, and every figure comes from the brand's most recent one. After you open, you continue paying the brand a royalty, either a share of sales or a set amount. Thousands are written as K, millions as M. Sales or earnings figures appear in each of the 4 brands' FDD (open any brand for the figures). Each FDD here was filed with the Minnesota Department of Commerce in 2026.
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