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Nando's Australia vs Boost Juice

A Nando's Australia franchise costs $643,000–$1,000,000 all-in, versus $220,000–$350,000 for Boost Juice. Boost Juice has the lower entry cost. Nando's Australia is the larger network (280 vs 200 Australian outlets). On ongoing fees, Nando's Australia charges 6.0% royalty and Boost Juice charges 8.0% royalty.

Figures as at July 2026 (Nando's Australia) and July 2026 (Boost Juice). Confirm both against the disclosure document.

Side by side

Nando's AustraliaBoost Juice
Total investment (all-in)$643,000–$1,000,000$220,000–$350,000
Initial franchise fee$48,500$41,000
Fit-out & equipment$400,000–$700,000$150,000–$280,000
Working capital$120,000$40,000
Royalty6.0%8.0%
Marketing levy4.0%3.0%
Term10 years7 years
Australian outlets280200
CategoryFood & BeverageFood & Beverage

Establishment ranges include working capital. Every figure is dated to its source, see each brand’s profile for the full breakdown and provenance.

Which is cheaper to get into?

Boost Juice is the cheaper way in, its establishment range starts at $220,000 against $643,000 for the other. Remember the all-in figure includes working capital; the gap can narrow or widen once you cost fit-out for a specific site. On ongoing cost, Nando's Australia takes the smaller royalty (6.0% vs 8.0%), which compounds over the life of the agreement.

Both in context

Nando's Australia and Boost Juice are both food & beverage systems. The category median all-in investment is $250,000$750,000 with a 7.0% median royalty (Fee Index, n=210). See where each sits against the field in the Food & Beverage Fee Index.

Common questions

Is Nando's Australia or Boost Juice cheaper to buy?

Boost Juice has the lower entry cost. Nando's Australia costs $643,000–$1,000,000 all-in versus $220,000–$350,000 for Boost Juice. These are establishment ranges including working capital, always verify against the disclosure document.

Which has more locations, Nando's Australia or Boost Juice?

Nando's Australia is the larger network, with 280 Australian outlets versus 200 for Boost Juice.

What royalty do Nando's Australia and Boost Juice charge?

Nando's Australia charges 6.0% royalty and a 4.0% marketing levy. Boost Juice charges 8.0% royalty and a 3.0% marketing levy. Both are ongoing percentages of gross sales, confirm the current rates with each franchisor.

Should I choose Nando's Australia or Boost Juice?

It depends on your budget, which territories each has available near you, and the format you want to run. This comparison uses each franchisor's published figures; before deciding, request both disclosure documents, check territory availability, and have an accountant review the numbers.

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