Rita's Italian Ice
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Availability
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Requirements
Financial requirements for this franchise: Minimum Cash Required $150,000 Total Investment $278,333 to $643,094 Cash Required $150,000 -
Franchisor Details
Facts about this franchise: Headquarters Trevose, PA Target Market See List
What does a Rita's Italian Ice Franchise Cost?
The cost to own your own Rita's Italian Ice franchise requires you to make an initial total investment of between $278,333 and $643,094. You will need to have at least $150,000 in liquid capital. Your investment will provide you access to Rita's Italian Ice's business model which has been tested and perfected. Additionally, you will receive comprehensive marketing services, world-class training and support, and access to Rita's Italian Ice’s team of experts.
A Raving Fanbase
Rita’s combines unique frozen treats with community engagement. Franchisees have thrived for more than three decades by offering great products and exceptional customer service, which creates a contagious smile for customers everywhere.
Why Rita’s is Successful
With over 30 years in business and multi-generational customers, Rita’s has proven its long-term sustainability. Franchisees benefit from a time-tested business model designed for efficiency, with minimal staffing needs and low food costs. New franchisees receive extensive training and ongoing support, making it easy to start and grow their own business.
Time-Tested Business Model
Rita’s is built on a simple and scalable business model. Franchisees need minimal staff, and the food preparation is straightforward, with low spoilage and efficient operations. Support is provided from the beginning, from site selection to ongoing training, ensuring franchisees are set up for success.
Get Started
Interested in owning a Rita’s franchise? Explore the opportunity by downloading a free Franchise Information Report and learn how Rita’s stands out in the growing frozen dessert industry.
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