Dine-In Delivery Business Opportunity

Restaurant Meal Delivery Business Questions & Answers
I have been getting questions on both my email and on Facebook so thought I'd answer some of them here so everyone can get further insights into this type of business. Can people afford a service like this? Since the customer is essentially paying the same for the food as they would if they went...

A Franchise You Can Open for Less Than $20K?
The average franchise costs a bit more than $500K to get open. Because of that, most franchisees can take 5 years to get profitable and most people do not even consider a franchise due to the capital requirements. But there is a type of business you can open for dramatically less investment. ...

How To Get In The Restaurant Meal Delivery Business
This business is not that difficult, our "review" will teach you everything you need to know and show you how to get open and profitable for a fraction of the cost of a franchise. You can get started with us for a small fraction of the cost of a franchise and that's not all... You can make up to 5...

Dine-In Delivery News & Press Releases

Training
The business review includes an experienced corporate representative coming to your location for 5 days of training

Master Franchise Costs - We offer an Area Developer opportunity at no charge to those who take our business review. That allows an operator to help us find other operators throughout the US and be compensated for it. There is no need for travel or selling, just provide financially qualified leads to corporate and we take it from there. If we close a deal, you get paid a commission.

Business Experience:
$20,000 required to get open, $17,500 for the review and $2,500 paid to third parties for software, web site and other supplies.

Your income potential as a Dine-In Delivery entrepreneur depends vastly on many factors. As an entrepreneur, the goals to achieve are related to expanding sales while lowering your operation costs and increasing the quality of your products and or services. Each month your operating costs can include mortgage / rent, supplies for products, staffing, utilities, bookwork, stationary and other items. From one month to the next, you may find your costs fluctuate, but your up-front costs are, for the most part, fixed and they will cover most of the initial setup of equipment, signage and renovations.