Headquarters picks the point of sale
The filing makes headquarters the decision point for a POS, not the owners.
Item 11 · 2026 filingFrom the filings · Quick service restaurant
Wiki-Licious franchise
62 locations, and franchised locations grew 25% last year. Headquarters picks the POS, the card processor and the loyalty program.
Total investment
$10K to $30K
Item 7
Locations
62
+25% franchised
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Fees and terms
What a franchisee signs up for
Initial fee
$5K
Item 5 · per location
Royalty
18%
Item 6 · full terms unconfirmed
Franchised
97%
Item 20 · 60 of 62
For vendors
What decides a sale into Wiki-Licious
Suppliers come from an approved list
Owners buy from approved suppliers, and a new supplier needs headquarters' approval first.
Item 8 · 2026 filingFranchised locations up 25%
Franchised locations grew by about 12 last year, and each opening buys the required systems.
Item 20 · 2026 filingThe account brief
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- Who decides at headquartersThe technology, operations and finance leads, by role and name
- 18 requirements the filing setsEach with the franchisor's own sentence
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Wiki-Licious franchise questions
How much does a Wiki-Licious franchise cost?
The 2026 FDD puts the total investment at $9,510 to $29,650, including a $5,000 initial fee.
How many Wiki-Licious locations are there?
The 2026 FDD lists 62 locations, 60 of them franchised and 2 run by the company. Franchised locations grew by about 12 over the year.
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