Saladworks
Saladworks leads the exploding fast-casual salad space, with nine consecutive quarters of positive same-store sales growth through 2017. America’s original entrée salad destination opened in 1986, and today consumers can visit Saladworks in nearly 100 locations in a dozen different states.
What Does a Saladworks Franchise Cost?
To buy a franchise with Saladworks, you'll need to have at least liquid capital of $100,000 and a minimum net worth of $350,000. Franchisees can expect to make a total investment of $163,724 - $452,292. They also offer financing as well as a discount for veterans (50% off Franchise Fee for Veterans/Active Duty). *
Requirements
Financial requirements for this franchise:
| Liquid Capital: | $100,000 What does Liquid Capital mean? |
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| Net Worth: | $350,000 What does Net Worth mean? |
| Total Investment: | $163,724 - $452,292 What does Total Investment mean? |
Options
Options available to franchisees:
| Financing: | Available |
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| Training: | Available |
| Veteran Discount: | 50% off Franchise Fee for Veterans/Active Duty |
Franchisor Details
Facts about this franchise:
| Total Units: | 90 |
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| Year Founded: | 1986 |
| Franchising Since: | 2001 |
Saladworks, the nation’s leading entrée salad destination, serves people nature’s best, one salad at a time. America’s original fast-casual salad concept, Saladworks first opened its doors in 1986 and launched its first franchised location in 2001. Today, consumers can visit Saladworks in nearly 100 different locations in thirteen states and two countries. At Saladworks, all salads are made to order, one at a time, from a wide variety of the freshest vegetables, fruits, proteins and delicious dressings. Saladworks guests can create their own salad, or enjoy one of many signature and seasonal salads, together with a selection of freshly-made sandwiches and soups.
Creating Fresh Every Day
We've been making salads since before they were cool. And now more than ever, we’re obsessed with fresh. We believe a salad is only as good as where it comes from. That’s why we source the best growers for bigger taste. It’s why we chop fresh all day, every day. From our kale to our carrots to our quinoa, our promise is as fresh as it gets. At Saladworks, this is where it all began, over thirty years ago. Making salads for the people. By the people. And we plan on making them for a very long time. Because there’s nothing trendy about fresh.
A Brief History
- 1986 - Saladworks opens in Cherry Hill Mall, NJ
- 2001 - Saladworks begins to franchise
- 2015 - Saladworks acquired by Centre Lane Capital Partners
- 2015 - Saladworks launches "Saladworks Rewards" loyalty program & app
- 2016 - Saladworks re-brands and celebrates 30th anniversary
- 2017 - Saladworks rolls out mandatory re-image program and technology platform
Training and Support
Our support systems is what sets us apart from the others.
We will assist you with choosing a location and designing your store. We’ll also help you with lease negotiations and approve all final lease agreements. Preferred Saladworks locations include: end cap and in-line restaurants in strip centers, free-standing units, major mall food courts, transportation centers, ground floor sites in major office buildings and street-side locations with high pedestrian traffic.
Saladworks provides a four-week training and familiarization course covering all aspects of conducting business at Saladworks. This includes classroom training (Profit and Loss management, ServSafe® Certification) as well as in-store training for you and your management employees.
- Pre-Opening Development
- Training
- Marketing
- Ongoing Support
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Availability
Saladworks is currently accepting inquiries from the following states:
Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District Of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Wyoming
Interested parties should have at least $100,000 in liquid capital to invest.
