Wing Zone Franchise

The Wing Zone franchise is among the leading and fastest developing food based delivery chains. The business concept was established in 1991 in a seemingly impossible setting of fraternity house kitchen. In spite of the humble beginning of the business, the basic idea of the business was targeting the increasing demand of the marketplace to serve cooked to order and high quality food available delivery, takeaway and dine- in. This business idea has developed to being one of the hottest ideas having developed to more than 100 restaurants.

The idea for starting the business was conceived by Adam Scott and Matt Friedman when they were at the University of Florida. They were faced by dilemma of not having an alternative of Pizza delivery for students suffering from hunger at late night or even those who wanted to study late at the night. The business concept was intended to fill this gap but it soon developed into a great business idea.

Over the years, the menu of Wing Zone has grown beyond the Buffalo wings to include buffalo shrimp, chicken fingers, chicken sandwiches, half-pound burgers and fresh salads. The major ingredient to the success of this business is the unchanged 25 signature sauces.

Although this company takes great pride in its past, it is highly focused on its future. The increasing demand for the services of the business is becoming hard to accomplish. It is out of this reason that this business is seeking potential clients to help them take the business idea to the next level.  There are several suitable investment locations across the nation. There are both single and multi-unit businesses available.

The average investment required to own Wing Zone franchise averages between $180, 500 and $230,500. Initial franchisee of the business stands at $25,000.  Royalty fee of 5% is applicable while the term of agreement of the business expires in after a decade. The business has been franchising since 1999 hence there is a well laid out platform to help clients attain their development goal plan. The franchiser does not provide financial support for start up costs, franchise fee, inventory, equipment, payroll and accounts receivable.

 

Unrelenting training and support is offered to the clients through meetings, newsletters, grand opening, toll-free phone line, field evaluations, internet and purchasing cooperatives. In addition, marketing support is offered to help the franchisees to gain a fair share of the market immediately. Strategies applied in wing Zone franchise marketing include national media, ad slicks and regional advertising.