Bad Ass Coffee Co.

Coffee, coffee beans, food, logo wear

About

Founded

1991

Franchising Since

1998 (21 Years)

Corporate Address

155 West Malvern Ave.
Salt Lake City, UT 84115

CEO

Harold Hill

Financial Requirements

Initial Investment ⓘ

$227,000 - $326,000

Liquid Cash Requirement ⓘ

$100,000

Ongoing Fees

Initial Franchise Fee ⓘ

$35,000 - $35,000

Ongoing Royalty Fee

Ad Royalty Fee

Financing Options

Veteran Incentives

Varies

Support Options

Ongoing Support

Purchasing Co-ops

Newsletter

Toll-Free Line

Grand Opening

Online Support

Security/Safety Procedures

Field Operations

Marketing Support

Co-op Advertising

Ad Templates

Regional Advertising

On-The-Job Training:

Upon request

Classroom Training:

2 week

Absentee Ownership Allowed

Number of Employees Required to Run:

Cost

Initial Investment: Low - $227,000 High - $326,000

Units

Units (Locations)

Where Seeking Franchisees:

Franchisor is seeking new units internationally.

Franchise Financing

Using 401(K)/IRA Funds

Tax Penalty-Free
Debt Free
Expert Guidance

Learn More

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