Jack in the Box Franchise
Burger Franchise | $1.8MM AUV | 22.3% Average EBITDAR | Prime U.S. Markets Available | 24/7 Menu | All Five Dayparts | Multi-Unit Incentives Available
$500,000
$50,000
2,188
1971
San Diego,CA
Darin Harris
About Jack in the Box
Jack in the Box has always been the place for those who live outside the box. We are actively growing across the country with potential opportunities in all 50 states.
How Long Have We Been in Business?
Jack in the Box was founded in 1951 and has developed a loyal customer base with a strong reputation for thinking outside the box when it comes to fast food.
How Many Dayparts Do We Serve?
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Late Night, Snacks. No matter when cravings strike - we have your customers covered with all five dayparts.
When Do Our Restaurants Close?
Never! We’re available 24/7 with an all-day, everyday menu to further set us apart from the competition. In fact, it’s our accessibility that has driven our strong performance, especially during our breakfast and late-night dayparts.
What Makes Jack in the Box Different?
Our menu sets us apart based on our original approach to bold flavor fusions, variety, authenticity, attention to quality, and fresh preparation. While our burgers remain our #1 selling menu item, we also have a unique product line in relation to our competition. For example, the Sourdough Jack and Jumbo Jack are some of our best-selling burgers. However, we're also well-known for our tacos and 24-hour breakfast menu. Add in the variety of chicken sandwiches, egg rolls, breakfast sandwiches, salads, stuffed jalapenos, old-fashioned shakes, and our famous curly fries - you can see why we're different from other traditional burger franchise concepts.
Franchise Unit Trends & Revenue
2,188
28
$1,986,186
* in 2024
Franchise Fees
$50,000
Veteran's Fee: $37,500
5.0%
Gross Sales
5.0%
Gross Sales
Why Choose Jack in the Box?
At Jack in the Box, we’ve noticed there’s a wide range of reasons franchisees decide to invest in our restaurants. Below, you'll find a few of the most common reasons to own a Jack in the Box Franchise.
$1.8MM Average Unit Volume
22.3% Average EBITDAR
+2,200 Stores in the USA
Why Jack in the Box?
- Menu Differentiation: Get anything on our diverse 24/7 menu at any time - day or night.
- Drive-Thru Convenience: Roughly 90% of our 500M annual guests choose drive-thru or take-out.
- All Five Dayparts: Our menu offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and late-night.
- Prime Markets Available: Access to 3,750 potential locations in new and existing U.S. markets.
- Digital Guest Experience: Build a following with our online ordering and customer loyalty app.
- Multi-Unit Foundation: At Jack in the Box, our average franchisee owns more than 15 locations.
Starting Costs & Investment Requirements
$1,697,000 - $2,694,600
$1,000,000
$500,000
Training & Support
All our franchisees complete a comprehensive training program to learn our system. Through a combination of computer-based and on-the-job training, you'll receive instruction on topics such as:
By the time your training is complete, you should feel confident about operating your new restaurant.
History
Where Did the Name "Jack in the Box" Come From?
When our first location opened in San Diego in 1951, it had a big jack-in-the-box clown on the roof. It was also one of the first restaurants with a drive-thru system. Plus, burgers only cost 18 cents!
Ideal Candidate
At Jack in the Box, we're looking for franchisees to expand our footprint throughout the United States of America. Our ideal candidate is someone with...
- Strong Business Acumen
- Restaurant Experience (Preferred Not Required)
- Passion for Jack in the Box
- Ability to Meet Financial Requirements
- Commitment to Follow Brand Guidelines & Standards
- An Entrepreneurial Spirit
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