
Restaurants
Little Caesars franchise
Pizza restaurants with carryout, mobile pickup and delivery.
- Opening investment
- $376,500–$1,769,200
Undated website · format unverified
Opening costs and fees
$376,500–$1,769,200
Opening costs vary by format, location and lease terms.
- investment
- The official website gives an investment headline of $376,500–$1,769,200 and a $20,000 initial fee. Format mapping and exclusions are unverified; this is an undated website estimate, not a completed Item 7 review.
- recurring conditional fees
- The official FAQ lists a 6% royalty and 5% marketing fee without defining the calculation base. Minimums, caps, technology charges and transaction fees remain unverified.
Running the business
- owner training support
- The official site describes five weeks of in-store training, one week of brand training and virtual courses. Full owner-participation obligations and detailed hours remain unverified.
Locations
The filing reports 4,374 traditional restaurants for 2025, including U.S. territories. Nontraditional formats are excluded, and state totals and reporting dates conflict; this is not a comparable U.S. location total.
Existing locations do not establish that a new territory is available. Confirm your market with the franchisor.
Sources and figure notes
Reporting periods and scope
Opening investment
The official website gives an investment headline of $376,500–$1,769,200 and a $20,000 initial fee. Format mapping and exclusions are unverified; this is an undated website estimate, not a completed Item 7 review.
- Little Caesars official franchise information ↗
- Wisconsin active registrations ↗
- Little Caesars U.S. franchise page ↗
Research snapshot: . Sources and methodology
Compare independent startup vs. franchise economics
Compare Little Caesars’s franchise model against starting or buying an independent business in pizza (line-item CapEx, 0%-royalty owner SDE margins & SBA resale multiples):