SELL SUPERIOR CRAFT BEER
FOR A FRACTION OF THE COMPETITOR’S INVESTMENT
Join the waitlist to be considered later in 2024.
A few select markets available earlier.
Here we go — the numbers
We’ll make it quick
It’s worth mentioning that the initial financial investment for a Voodoo Brewing Co. pub franchise is one-quarter of the cost of competitor breweries (and, not to brag, but we don’t see their brews getting recognized by top beer connoisseurs worldwide). Bottom line: you can own a pub franchise that has world-renowned Voodoo Brewing Co. craft beer on tap for 75% less than a competing brewery franchise.
How Much
Will it Cost?
Initial Financial Investment
$479,000-$1,144,000
Franchise Fee
single: $75,000
3 pk: $150,000
5 pk: $200,000
Required Net Worth
$800,000
Required Liquid Capital
$400,000
Why Voodoo is a Better (and Easier) Financial Investment:
ALL-INCLUSIVE
Almost everything you need for your Voodoo brewpub franchise location is included in the initial financial investment.
Streamlined
We look for existing connections — gas, plumbing, beer and tap lines, etc. to keep costs as low as possible.
Minimal Equipment
No deep fryers and no big, expensive restaurant or brewery equipment needed.
More Accessible
Lower financial requirements than the competition — some brewery franchises require at least $1 million in net worth per location!
Make It Your Own
All restaurant/bar franchise concepts look the same; lower investment means brewpub Franchise Owners can invest more money in making their Voodoo truly unique.
Voodoo brewpub franchise is the ideal opportunity for those who are serious about serving great food and great craft beer.
We brew it. You sell it.
OTHER FRANCHISES
JUST DON’T COMPARE.
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Less equipment, less cost
(And way less hassle).
Starting a restaurant or a brewery always sounds like a fun idea until you realize everything that goes into it.
Average Microbrewery Financial Investment
$1,375,000*
Standard Brewery Equipment:
Kegs, Kettles, Boilers, Bottle or Canning Lines, Labeling Machines, Fermentation Tanks, Storage Tanks, Malt mills, Mash tuns, Filtration Systems, Brite Tanks, Pumps and Valves, Cellar equipment
*Source: Incfile
Average Restaurant Financial Investment:
$1,047,500*
Full-Service Restaurant Equipment:
Commercial ovens, Large Grill, Gas/Electric Range, Large Ventilation Systems, Food Processors, Floor Mixers, Slicers, Prep Counter, Blast Freezers, Refrigeration Systems, Cooking Equipment (pots, pans, etc.), Deep Fryers, Steam Tables
*Source: Upserve
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Thinking About Funding Options For Your Business?
See What’s Available
You May Pre-Qualify For
Based on the information you entered, our pre-qualification estimator has determined the possible amount of funding you may qualify for above, as well as a further breakdown of funding options in the chart below. This total amount is estimated based on all available options, including cash, retirement funds, stocks and bonds, plus an estimated SBA loan amount.
Additional factors may impact the amount of funding available, and not all funding options can be used in combination. Please consult with a representative to discuss your individual situation and confirm actual results.
$1,250,000RAINMAKER 401(K) PLAN |
$7,875,000SBA LOAN
|
$875,000SBLOC
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TIME TO FUND | 10 - 20 business days | 30 - 60 business days | 10 business days |
TERM | none | 7 - 10 years | Revolving |
INTEREST RATES | none | Prime + 2.75% | Variable |
MONTHLY PAYMENTS | $0 | Principal + Interest | Interest Only |
*Although you may not have qualified based on the inputs provided, there are certain situations where you may still be eligible for this program or other programs. We recommend speaking with your local consultant to give you a more accurate prequalification.
This tool is intended to be used for educational purposes. Results should not be deemed definitive or regarded as a promise or final determination of funding. It is an estimate based on the information provided to us, and therefore must be validated for accuracy. Some factors which could impact this amount include: liquid assets available after closing, outside or secondary source of income, applicable or transferable management skills and the ability to satisfy SBA collateral requirements.