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Lower is better for investment, liquid capital, franchise fee, royalty and ad-fund rates, SBA charge-off rate, and owner turnover.

Higher is better for disclosed revenue and owner earnings, verdict score, total units, net unit growth, and franchisee contacts. For the letter grade, A ranks highest.

A row is highlighted only when one brand clearly leads. Ties are never highlighted, and missing data never counts as a win. Some rows (earnings-metric type, loan counts, contract terms) are informational and have no winner.

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Focus by buyer type

Brand
The Red Chickz logoBAbove average
The Red Chickz
Quick-Service Restaurants
2025 FDD
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Currito logoAStrongest tier
Currito
Quick-Service Restaurants
2025 FDD
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Vitals
FDD filing
2025 FDD
FDD issued Apr 20, 2025
Investment range
$425K – $883K
$344K – $959K
Liquid capital
$19K – $57K
$20K – $50K
Franchise fee
$40K
$35K
Royalty rate
6.0%
6.0%
Ad fund rate
1.0%
0.0%
Performance
Avg gross sales
$1.5M1 outlet
$1.5M
Median gross sales
$1.5M1 outlet
$1.4M
Avg owner earnings
Metric varies by brand. Check type below
Not extracted
Not extracted
Earnings metric
Not classified
Average Gross Revenue
Risk
Rating
BAbove average
AStrongest tier
Verdict score
55 / 100
74 / 100
SBA charge-off rate
Under 10 loans (3)
Under 10 loans (3)
SBA loans on record
3
3
Scale
Total units
5
23
Net change (latest yr)
+2
-1
Signed, not yet open
23 (4.60 per open outlet)
5 (0.22 per open outlet)
Turnover rate
0.0%
4.3%
Contract
Initial term (years)
10
10
Renewal term (years)
10
10
Initial training (hrs)
78
200
Contacts
Franchisee phones
4
7

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