While sneakybird^® doesn’t have the track records of larger, more established brands like KFC and Popeyes, it offers aggressive franchise operators more opportunity.

According to Statistica, the average unit sales for KFC was $1,341,000 (or $111,000 per month). Our corporately owned sneakybird^® locations that have been open for over a year averages over $100K per month, all without the high overhead and build-out costs of a freestanding building and revenue driver of drive-thrus.

Average Monthly Sales for National Chicken Brands

sneakybird^® corporate unit open one year rivals KFC average sales without high start-up costs and fixed real estate costs of a freestanding building.

Additionally, start-up costs for sneakybird^® ranges from $362K to $726K, a fraction of the cost of starting a new KFC or Popeyes.

While sales remain comparable, our rent and utilities costs are much lower than many other QSR chicken franchises, leading to higher potential unit-level economics than many of the larger QSR players.

According to the National Chicken Council, the average American eats as much chicken as they do beef and pork combined (see chart below).

How many pounds of chicken does an American eat each year?

This potentially leads to higher customer frequency, allowing sneakybird^® franchisees to create higher sales volumes with fewer customers than other food categories. Combining high customer frequency with a high average ticket of $23 per customer, sneakybird^® franchisees benefit from a strong revenue model, leading to both high margins and excellent ROI potential.