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Easy
Franchise of the Month
Be one of the first to own
an easyPizza franchise
GREAT NEWS FOR 2009;
What is the cost of an
easyPizza franchise?
If you are currently trading as an independent pizza delivery business
there should be very little if any capital expenditure on equipment. We
would rather you spend your resources in combination with us marketing
easyPizza in your local area. The franchise fee is £1,500
The franchise is an add-on to an existing business, any
site wishing to sign up only needs the following FREEZER, OVEN, DELIVERY
SYSTEM BAGS MAYBE BIKE OR CAR AND FAX OR BROADBAND TO GET ORDERS.
As Stelios
launches the new easyPizza.com venture, be one of the first franchisee’s
to reap the rewards in this exciting new venture and build your
franchise under the easy brand name – one of the most recognised brands
in the UK today
As always; No frills, low cost,
innovative and fun. easyPizza.com is set to revolutionise the pizza
delivery market as we know it.
Since 1995 the 'easy' brand stands
for value for money and consistent quality of products and
services. The family of easy companies operates in 18 countries
Part of the great innovation of an
easyPizza franchise is that it has been designed to be so simple it can
be added on to existing catering outlets to generate a second source of
income, leveraging your current fixed costs and increasing your sales
and earnings
Currently looking to recruit
independent operators from all sectors of the fast food / casual dining
market who believe they have space to accommodate our franchise model
(150sq ft including oven) and who are interested in being part of this
exciting new concept.
Dependent on the
levels of equipment you will need to buy to supplement your own existing
food delivery outlet your cost for adding the easyPizza franchise could
be as little as between £0 and £5,000
Stelios is also currently looking for
both multiple and single unit franchisee’s to buy into territories or
operate in stand-alone regions
Further Details Click
HERE
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