How much does a Boost Juice franchise cost?
Last verified July 2026 · source: Franchisor-published (web): franchiseinsights.com.au (franchisor-published).
Full cost breakdown
| Initial franchise fee | $41,000 |
| Fit-out & equipment | $150,000–$280,000 |
| Working capital | $40,000 |
| Total investment (all-in) | $220,000–$350,000 |
Establishment range includes working capital. Where a franchisor’s published range excludes it, we publish our computed all-in figure and note the difference.
Ongoing fees vs the category
| Fee | Boost Juice | Category median | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Royalty (% gross sales) | 8.0% | 7.0% | above median |
| Marketing levy (% gross sales) | 3.0% | 3.0% | at median |
Medians from the Food & Beverage Fee Index. See methodology.
What that buys you
The $41,000 initial fee covers your licence to operate under the Boost Juice system, initial training and brand onboarding. The bulk of the investment, $150,000–$280,000, is the physical site build. The term is 7 years, with a 5-year renewal option. Ongoing, you pay a 8.0% royalty and a 3.0% marketing levy on gross sales.
Estimate your cost
Indicative only, initial fee $41,000 + fit-out $232,200 + working capital $40,000. Confirm the exact figure in the disclosure document.
Cost questions
How much does a Boost Juice franchise cost?
A Boost Juice franchise costs $220,000–$350,000 all-in, including a $41,000 initial franchise fee, verified July 2026 (source: Franchisor-published (web): franchiseinsights.com.au, franchisor-published). This is an estimate, confirm every figure against the franchisor's disclosure document before you commit.
What is the cheapest way into a Boost Juice franchise?
The lowest entry point is the bottom of the establishment range, $220,000 all-in. A resale of an existing site can sometimes reduce fit-out cost versus a greenfield build, but pricing depends on the site, compare both before committing.
Is a Boost Juice resale cheaper than a new site?
Not always. A resale removes some fit-out and ramp-up cost but adds goodwill in the sale price. New sites carry the full fit-out cost but start with no goodwill premium.
What hidden costs should I budget for?
Beyond the initial fee and fit-out, budget working capital for wages, stock and rent before the site is cash-flow positive. Any royalty and marketing levy are ongoing, not one-off, confirm the current rates with the franchisor.
Do I get a refund during cooling-off?
Under the Franchising Code, a new franchise agreement carries a 14-day cooling-off period that starts when you enter into it. If you exercise it, the franchisor must repay what you paid within 14 days, keeping only reasonable expenses the agreement sets out. This is a statutory right, not a franchisor concession.
Compare Boost Juice with similar food & beverage franchises
| Franchise | Investment (all-in) | Royalty | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grill'd | $555K–$885K | 8.0% | Cost |
| Nando's Australia | $643K–$1M | 6.0% | Cost |