Is Spitz or On the Hook Fish and Chips cheaper to open?

Spitz costs $579,250–$1,150,050 and On the Hook Fish and Chips costs $669,260–$1,062,000 to open (FDD Item 7). Spitz has the lower entry cost.

Which earns more, Spitz or On the Hook Fish and Chips?

Spitz reports $1,841,280 average annual unit revenue vs $2,480,289 for On the Hook Fish and Chips (FDD Item 19). On the Hook Fish and Chips is higher.

Which is the better franchise, Spitz or On the Hook Fish and Chips?

FranchiseVerdict grades Spitz A and On the Hook Fish and Chips B, from FDD Items 5–7, 19–21 and SBA loan performance. See the full side-by-side above.

Spitz vs On the Hook Fish and Chips

Franchise Comparison 2026

Both Spitz and On the Hook Fish and Chips are full-service restaurants franchises. Spitz requires an investment of $579K – $1.2M while On the Hook Fish and Chips requires $669K – $1.1M. In terms of revenue, On the Hook Fish and Chips reports higher average unit revenue at $2.5M. Spitz has SBA lending data on file with a 0.0% charge-off rate. FranchiseVerdict rates Spitz A (Strongest tier) and On the Hook Fish and Chips B (Above average).

Metric	Spitz	On the Hook Fish and Chips
Verdict Grade	AStrongest tierStrongest tier	BAbove averageAbove average
Investment Range	$579K – $1.2M	$669K – $1.1M
Franchise Fee	$35K	$35K
Royalty Rate	5.5%	7.0%
Average Revenue (Item 19)	$1.8M	$2.5M
SBA Charge-Off Rate	0.0% (16 loans)	N/A
Total Units	25	9
Unit Growth (YoY)	N/A	N/A
Year Began Franchising	2013	2024
FDD Year	2025	2025