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Burger Singh franchise

A Burger Singh burger outlet. News reports describe a franchise-first push, but the brand's page was not readable and no current terms were confirmed.

All IndiaChecked: 29 October 2026
You put in
₹30 lakh
OfficialStarting investment for the operator-partner model, GST extra, as the brand prints it.
Franchise fee
Not printed — ask the brand
Royalty / commission
Not printed — ask the brand
Space
225–400 sq ft
Minimum 225 sq ft with a 125 sq ft kitchen, ground floor, up to about 400 sq ft; storage is separate
Apply on the official page ↗
Head office
New Delhi
Outlets
200+
Agreement
5 years, renewable in 5-year blocks (5+5+5+5) based on performance and compliance
Payback
24–30 months, as the brand projects; break-even in about 3–6 months
Where this cost standsCheaper to start than 6% of the 70 food & café franchises with a printed cost.
₹30 lakh
Lowest ₹50,000Highest ₹1.5 crore

What you earn

Monthly net income of ₹1–1.5 lakh per store, depending on location and sales, as the brand states.

What the brand gives you

  • Monthly visit by an operations manager
  • Dedicated franchise support manager and helpdesk
  • Central team runs online ordering and Zomato/Swiggy ads
  • Branding and signage installed by approved vendors
  • Ready-made creatives and social media posts

Who can apply

  • The official page does not publish fixed eligibility criteria; the brand screens applicants after the enquiry.
  • You should expect to arrange a suitable shop or site and the funds the brand quotes to you after screening.
  • Ready to invest ₹30 lakh or more
  • Willing to scout a shop location yourself
  • Active, hands-on involvement in the store

How to apply

  1. Open the Burger Singh franchise franchise enquiry page (link below) and fill in the form with your name, phone, email and city.
  2. Wait for the brand's franchise team to contact you; they share the current terms, fees and site requirements at that stage.

What this trade looks like

Representative photos of the trade — not this brand’s outlet.

Never pay a middlemanFake “dealership” offers using big names are common. Pay only into an account named on the official website, after a written agreement. If anyone asks for a “registration fee” over a phone call or WhatsApp, stop.

Sources (3)
  1. Burger Singh official franchise page and FAQ · 2026
  2. Burger Singh franchise page (could not be read) · 2026
  3. Burger Singh – Franchisee (Operator Partner) · 2026