At a Glance
About Jamba
Jamba operates in the restaurant and food service space and franchises its brand to independent owners. The quick-service and casual dining category remains one of the more active corners of franchising, and Jamba competes within it with a defined operating model.
Opening a Jamba franchise calls for an estimated total investment of $480,850–$941,300. That figure includes an initial franchise fee of $35,500, along with costs such as equipment, buildout, signage, initial inventory, and working capital.
Jamba includes a financial performance representation (Item 19) in its current FDD, meaning the franchisor discloses figures on unit-level sales or earnings. Reviewing Item 19 alongside validation calls with existing franchisees is the best way to gauge realistic performance.
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Financial Performance (Item 19)
Jamba's FDD discloses average, median, high, low, and quartile Net Sales for 486 eligible Traditional Franchise stores (out of 557 total Traditional Franchises) during Fiscal Year 2025 (ended December 28, 2025). Across all Traditional Stores, average Net Sales were $674,678 (median $624,754), ranging from $122,103 to $2,280,123, with 200 of 486 stores (41%) meeting or exceeding the average. Data is broken out separately for stores with and without a drive-thru, and the figures represent gross Net Sales only, excluding costs of sales, operating expenses, or other costs needed to determine net i
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