Understanding the Investment
NOODBOX® is designed to be a lower-overhead franchise concept compared to traditional food franchises. Here's what prospective franchisees should know before requesting detailed financial information.
Important: No earnings claims are made on this website. Actual investment amounts, fees, and financial performance will be detailed in the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), which is provided to qualified candidates in compliance with applicable federal and state franchise laws. The information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute an offer to sell a franchise.
What the Investment Covers
Here's a general overview of the investment categories. All specific figures are disclosed in the FDD.
Initial Franchise Fee
A one-time fee paid at signing that grants the right to operate under the NOODBOX® brand and system. Specific amounts are disclosed in the FDD.
Equipment & Machine Costs
The primary capital investment involves the NOODBOX® vending unit(s). Costs vary based on the number of machines and configuration. Details are provided in the FDD.
Initial Inventory
Franchisees will need to stock their machines with initial inventory. Instant ramen products are widely available and shelf-stable, keeping inventory costs manageable.
Ongoing Royalties
Franchisees pay ongoing royalties as a percentage of gross sales. Specific royalty rates are disclosed in the FDD.
Location / Placement Fees
Depending on the venue, franchisees may pay a percentage of revenue or a flat fee to the location host. Terms vary by site and are negotiated independently.
Working Capital
Franchisees should have sufficient working capital to cover operating expenses during the initial ramp-up period. Recommended amounts are detailed in the FDD.
Why Vending Can Mean Lower Overhead
Compared to a traditional food franchise, the vending model removes several major cost categories.
The FDD Has the Details
All specific investment figures, fees, royalties, and financial performance information are contained in the Franchise Disclosure Document. Prospective franchisees are encouraged to review the FDD carefully and consult with an independent attorney and financial advisor before making any investment decision.
Request the Full Investment Details
Submit your information and our team will follow up with the next steps, including how to receive the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Request Franchise InformationThis is not an offer to sell a franchise. No earnings claims are made. All investment figures are disclosed in the Franchise Disclosure Document.