Kung Fu Tea vs Domino's: franchise cost side by side
Kung Fu Tea is the cheaper of the two to open, from $169,000; Domino's starts at $231,450.
Every figure comes from the brand's FDD, the disclosure file it must hand you before you sign.
Kung Fu Tea is the cheaper to open, from $169,000.
Domino's starts at $231,450, the lowest cost to open given in each FDD.
| From each FDD |  Kung Fu Tea |  Domino's |
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| Total cost to open | $169,000 to $378,000 | $231,450 to $743,500 |
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| Upfront fee | $37,000 | $10,000 |
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| Royalty (ongoing fee) | 4% of gross sales | 5.5% of weekly sales |
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| Marketing fund | 2% of gross sales | 4% of weekly sales |
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| Published sales | None published | $27,267 a week (average location, 2025) |
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| Outlets | 344 franchised, 2 company | 6,948 franchised, 262 company |
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| Year filed | 2026 | 2026 |
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Read the full figures on the Kung Fu Tea franchise page and the Domino's franchise page, or read how to compare franchise costs.
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