MAKING $1 MILLION SELLING COOKIES? How do Crumbl Cookies Franchises MAKE MILLIONS? 💰

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[@BurgundyandBlue1111]

Thanks for doing this. You confirmed it would be a good business investment in terms of ROI, which I appreciate. However, I am more thankful that you also included impact on the community's health. Both are important factors to consider.

[@Vettedbiz]

Thanks for the feedback. "Money isn't everything"

[@Thehouse385]

I think I’d rather make money from cookies than ripping off old people 😂

[@VivKittie32]

I’m from Logan, UT where Crumbl started. I remember when they opened in 2017 and it was like okay, a cookie shop.. and they had a competitor in town, both Utah State University student start up businesses. One ended up closing and needless to say Crumbl is still here. I moved away in 2019 and Covid hit and I guess their TikTok videos during the pandemic are a big driver of this explosion of growth they’ve had. It’s really cool to see some local kids doing this well. 👏🏻 😎

[@Vettedbiz]

Wow, pretty cool you were witness to it in the beginning

[@carriejoza6192]

I first visited a Crumbl Cookie store in Northeast Phoenix, by the North Scottsdale border (the one off of Bell Rd.), and I fell in love 🥰 with their cookies! I think this cookie store makes very good business, however sugar is a killer! Sugar is my weakness and I know I need to stay away but it would be so cool to open up my own Crumbl

[@Tendertroll1]

Yeah. I am cutting back on my sugar. I personally think crumbl is a fad

[@lilianna6094]

Thank you this helped me with my business and marketing class!

[@Vettedbiz]

Glad it helped!

[@jsp07411]

These cookies are amazing.

[@Vettedbiz]

For sure!

[@behindthebuild8016]

Could you do an update on this one to see how they’re tracking and if it’s still as good? Also if the visa status has changed.

[@Vettedbiz]

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[@digitalpacs]

I would probably steer clear from Crumble. One of them just popped up where I live near so I decided to visit. I tried the 4 pack since I had a coupon which brought the price down a bit but still expensive in my eyes. I can't see paying $4 a cookie that seems extreme to me for cookie. They taste good but I have had better cookies from local bakeries. I think this franchise is a fad and just like cupcake franchises years ago. Most of them have gone out of business. I can imagine some of the retail location the owner pays a good amount in rent. They will need to up their offerings in the near future to stick around. I think the cookie fad will come and go just like cupcakes and Krispy Kreme.

[@Vettedbiz]

Good points, let's see how they handle the recession

[@watchinvidzwatchinvidz7691]

Its gonna crumbl

[@sumtingwongnow]

Can I make over 6k a month profit after everything like rent and labor and all other costs ?

[@1blktalon]

I have heard they have an additional service fee. It is shown on the receipt. Do you have any info on it? Is it to help cover their franchise fees?

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[@1blktalon]

@@Vettedbiz Thank you.

[@paradox8038]

so if a crumbl franchisee were to sell their store how much would they ideally be able to sell their location for?

[@Vettedbiz]

3-4 times the annual earnings. If you earn $200,000 a year from the franchise, you could expect to sell it for $600,000 to $800,000.

[@TheGunther2112]

Great info! But I was wondering how much of the gross revenue goes to pay employees on average.

[@Vettedbiz]

Great question! I would speak to a few Crumbl franchisees. Generally for cookie franchises, 20-30% of gross revenue goes to pay employees. This will depend on the business, location and how it is managed.

[@Tangobutton]

impordant expenses

[@emphone66]

The royalty fee is 8%. Is that concerning?

[@Vettedbiz]

For most franchises yes. But with $1.5M AUV, there should be $250k+ left over for earnings for the franchise with just one location.

[@Tendertroll1]

I am not a fan or these fad businesses. I would always have to worry about when to sell before it goes down. Look at what happened to frozen yogurt

[@Vettedbiz]

Let's see if the past the test of time!

[@watchinvidzwatchinvidz7691]

Not worth it. They are very expensive & taste off like playdough.

[@Vettedbiz]

What about other cookie franchises?