Jazen Tea

Fruit and bubble teas, slushies, smoothies, snacks

About

Founded

2012

Franchising Since

2013 (7 Years)

Corporate Address

1420 Fulton Ave., #B
Sacramento, CA 95825

Leadership

Quoc Phan, CEO

Parent Company

Aureflam

Financial Requirements

Initial Investment ⓘ

$186,600 - $339,730

Net-worth Requirement ⓘ

$250,000

Liquid Cash Requirement ⓘ

$100,000

Ongoing Fees

Initial Franchise Fee ⓘ

$15,000 - $15,000

Ongoing Royalty Fee

Ad Royalty Fee

Financing Options

Jazen Tea has relationships with third-party sources which offer financing to cover the following: startup costs, equipment, inventory, accounts receivable, payroll

Veteran Incentives

10% off franchise fee

Support Options

Ongoing Support

Purchasing Co-ops

Newsletter

Toll-Free Line

Grand Opening

Online Support

Security/Safety Procedures

Field Operations

Site Selection

Proprietary Software

Franchisee Intranet Platform

Marketing Support

Ad Templates

Regional Advertising

Social media

SEO

Website development

Email marketing

Loyalty program/app

On-The-Job Training:

56 hours

Cost

Initial Investment: Low - $186,600 High - $339,730

Units

+5.0%+1 UNITS (1 Year) +75.0%+9 UNITS (3 Years)

Units (Locations)

Where Seeking Franchisees:

Franchisor is seeking new franchise units worldwide.

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