Rally's Hamburgers vs All American Hot Dog Carts Franchise Comparison

Below is an in-depth analysis and side-by-side comparison of Rally's Hamburgers vs All American Hot Dog Carts including start-up costs and fees, business experience requirements, training & support and financing options.

Start-Up Costs and Fees
	Rally's Hamburgers Franchise	All American Hot Dog Carts Franchise
Investment	$254,000 - $1,431,000	$1,700 - $5,999
Franchise Fee	$30,000	N/A
Royalty Fee	4%	-
Advertising Fee	4.5%	-
Year Founded	1985	-
Year Franchised	0	-
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Business Experience Requirements
	Rally's Hamburgers Franchise	All American Hot Dog Carts Franchise
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Financing Options
	Rally's Hamburgers Franchise	All American Hot Dog Carts Franchise
	In-House/3rd Party	In-House/3rd Party
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Training & Support
	Rally's Hamburgers Franchise	All American Hot Dog Carts Franchise
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Expansion Plans
	Rally's Hamburgers Franchise	All American Hot Dog Carts Franchise
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Company Overviews

About Rally's Hamburgers

As one of the country’s most recognized brands, Checkers & Rally's is an industry leader with over 30 years of experience and more than 800 restaurants. Our guests' love for our bold flavored and seared burgers, indulgent milkshakes, and Famous Seasoned Fries is driving us to expand in new cities and develop in existing markets across the country. We continue to accelerate with unprecedented growth. Because we put our franchisees first, you can enjoy a business made to last. Come grow with us and learn how we’ve got our franchisees back!

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Rallys Restaurant (excluding real estate and related costs) is: $780,000 to $1,431,000 for a new modular design single drive-thru restaurant; $320,500 to $787,000 for a site built, conversion or used modular drive-thru restaurant; $259,700 to $648,000 for an endcap strip-center and gas/convenience restaurant; and $254,000 to $514,000 for a Non-Traditional, Walmart or in-line restaurant in a high-density market. This includes $10,000 to $50,000 that must be paid to the franchisor or an affiliate, plus $10,000 for each additional restaurant that you agree to develop under a development agreement.

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About All American Hot Dog Carts

We can make you feel like a king.

Louis DiRaimondo started All American Hot Dog in 1972 after working for several years as a Hot Dog Vendor in South Florida. Mr. DiRaimondo began to realize that increasing equipment costs were beginning to make it impossible for newcomers to break into the vending business. He was determined that you could sell a quality cart at an affordable price that would allow his customers to realize their earning potential in the vending cart business. To this day, Mr. DiRaimondo still believes in the dream most of us have of owning our own business and making a good living. He wants to make it possible for anyone to be able to afford that dream and become their own boss today!

ALL AMERICAN was founded on the premise that the customer is always king. We recognized that the need to supply people with their own low-cost, fairly easy to run profitable business was real. With this in mind we created a very durable hot dog cart, the ORIGINAL ALL AMERICAN. It was meant to be a virtually indestructible workhorse. It is, 42 years later. It is virtually unchanged. It is the most copied hot dog cart ever built. We started it.
Since 1972 we have added 5 more equally durable carts to our lineup and we continue to provide great customer service & follow-through. We even do your licensing paperwork for you and we provide a free detailed business plan. We are the oldest cart-manufacturing specialists in North America. We are as happy to serve you now as we were in 1972.