How to own a Slim Chickens Franchise
Becoming a Slim Chickens franchise owner is a collaborative process. Along the way, you’ll meet our team, visit our headquarters, explore available territories and learn what it takes to open your restaurant.
Our franchise development team is ready to answer your questions, discuss available markets and help you determine whether the Slim Chickens franchise opportunity is the right fit.
Start the Conversation
Ready to take the next step?
Preliminary Qualification
- Submit application
- FDD
- Financial, background and credit check
Due Diligence & Territory Discussions
- Business plan
- Due diligence, visit locations, speak to franchisees
- Development territory and market plan
Visit to Slim chickens HQ
- Meet with our team for brand overview
- Present business plan
- If appropriate, Slim Chickens operations team member will visit your existing business
Awarded a Slim Chickens franchise
- Receive and review Development and Franchise Agreements
- Sign Agreements and pay initial fees
- Welcome to the Slim Chickens Family!
Ready to grow together?
Whether you’re evaluating your first Slim Chickens restaurant or expanding an existing portfolio, our team is here to help every step of the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every timeline is different depending on territory availability, financing and development needs, but our team will walk you through each step and keep you informed along the way.
After the initial qualification and due diligence process, qualified candidates are invited to visit our headquarters to meet the team and learn more about the business.
We primarily seek experienced operators and multi-unit franchisees, but every candidate is evaluated individually based on their operational and business experience.
The total investment varies depending on factors such as restaurant format, location and development costs. During the franchise development process, qualified candidates receive the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), which outlines the estimated investment, fees and financial information needed to evaluate the opportunity.
