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How to Open a Quiznos Franchise

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By Geoffrey Weed
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A sub sandwich from Quiznos.
A sub sandwich from Quiznos.

Quiznos is the second largest submarine sandwich franchise in America today, second only to the ubiquitous Subway. Because of this, the marketing behind Quiznos has been extremely strong and, as a result, it is a great franchise for those looking to get into the fast food business. There are, of course, many costs and steps associated with becoming a Quiznos franchise owner.

From Quick Guide: Basics of Franchises
Difficulty: Challenging
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Good Credit Score
  • Initial Investment
  • Business Skills
  1. Step 1

    Make sure that your credit score is at least a 670 or better. If your credit score is worse than that, Quiznos will not consider you for a franchise opportunity regardless of circumstance.

  2. Step 2

    Make sure that your total net worth is at least $125,000, the bare minimum necessary to become a Quiznos franchise owner.

  3. Step 3

    Line up at least $70,000 in liquid assets to invest in your Quiznos franchise. While the actual initial investment is usually several hundred thousand dollars, you'll need at least $70,000 in cash to secure the financing necessary to open your Quiznos.

  4. Step 4

    Locate a suitable area for your Quiznos franchise to be located. You'll need to determine a good geographical area before you can proceed any further.

  5. Step 5

    Contact the Quiznos business department by following the link found below and apply formally to be accepted as a new Quiznos franchise owner.

Tips & Warnings
  • It's better not to attempt to open a Quiznos franchise unless you have a background in business or retail.
  • Don't apply to open a Quiznos franchise unless you meet the requisite financial qualifications. Doing so will simply result in a rejected application and isn't worth your time.

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