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Urban Eats Franchise Opportunity

Urban Eats is an Australian quick-service food franchise with 186 sites, offered to owner-operators across QLD, SA, WA.

186 units in AustraliaFranchising since 2015

How much does a Urban Eats franchise cost?

A Urban Eats franchise requires a total investment of $338,000$876,000 all-in, comprising a $53,000 initial fee, a 6.9% royalty and a 3.6% marketing levy.

Source: Disclosure document v1.1 · as at February 2025. See full cost breakdown →

Full cost breakdown

Fees vs the market

Urban Eats fees vs Quick-Service Food median · Fee Index Q2 2026 (n=96)
FeeUrban EatsCategory median 
Royalty (% gross sales)6.9%7.0%below median
Marketing levy (% gross sales)3.6%4.0%below median

Medians from the Quick-Service Food Fee Index. See methodology.

Network history

Units opened / closed / transferred (last 4 years)
YearOpenedClosedTransferredTotal units
20221343175
2023930181
20241011186
2025500186

Where disclosure item-6 data is obtainable. as at February 2025.

Available territories

Territory availability
StateRegionStatusAs at
Gold CoastQueenslandwaitlistJuly 2026
Adelaide SouthSouth AustraliarecruitingJuly 2026
JoondalupWestern AustraliarecruitingJuly 2026

Urban Eats by state: Queensland · South Australia · Western Australia

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Urban Eats franchise cost?

A Urban Eats franchise requires a total investment of $338,000–$876,000 all-in, including a $53,000 initial fee, $234,000–$772,000 fit-out and around $51,000 working capital (Disclosure document v1.1, as at Feb 2025).

What are Urban Eats's ongoing fees?

Urban Eats charges a 6.9% royalty and a 3.6% marketing levy, benchmarked against the Quick-Service Food category medians of 7% and 4% (Q2 2026 Fee Index, n=96).

Is Urban Eats on the Franchise Disclosure Register?

Urban Eats's Register entry was last updated over 12 months ago and is flagged as potentially stale — figures carry an "as at" qualifier.