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Kung Fu Tea vs Auntie Anne's: franchise cost side by side

Auntie Anne's is the cheaper of the two to open, from $157,795; Kung Fu Tea starts at $169,000.

Every figure comes from the brand's FDD, the disclosure file it must hand you before you sign.

Auntie Anne's is the cheaper to open, from $157,795.

Kung Fu Tea starts at $169,000, the lowest cost to open given in each FDD.

From each FDDKung Fu Tea logoKung Fu TeaAuntie Anne's logoAuntie Anne's
Total cost to open$169,000 to $378,000$157,795 to $835,500
Upfront fee$37,000$35,500
Royalty (ongoing fee)4% of gross sales7% of net sales
Marketing fund2% of gross sales2% of net sales (3% for street locations)
Published salesNone published$792,496 a year (average of 489 locations, 2025)
Outlets344 franchised, 2 company1,236 franchised, 11 company
Year filed20262026

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