Cafe Choco Craze
CAFÉ Chococraze – Cafe Chain in India
About Cafe Choco Craze
CAFÉ Chococraze – Cafe Chain in India, founded in 2009 is now one of the fastest growing entities in the food and beverages industry. The first shop of this cafe food chain was born in Latur by Mr. Gajendra Tathode.
Why Cafe Choco Craze?
- Established, recognized brand in Food & Beverage
- Structured franchise support from an experienced team
- Growing outlet network across india
- Transparent investment and franchise terms
Franchise Terms
Area required, ROI period, and monthly profit potential are available on request directly from the brand — get in touch using the form to receive full financial details.
Franchise Benefits
Franchisee Requirements
- Passion to run a retail/food business
- Minimum investment as per brand standards
- Good location as per brand requirement
- Basic understanding of business operations
- Full-time involvement in the business
Our Franchise Process
Submit Inquiry
Share your interest through the form.
Initial Discussion
A call to understand your goals.
Brand Presentation
Detailed walkthrough of the model.
Site Evaluation
Assessing your proposed location.
Agreement Signing
Finalizing terms and documentation.
Training & Setup
Staff training and outlet setup.
Store Launch
Your outlet opens for business.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total investment required?
Total investment ranges from ₹10L to ₹20L, depending on location and outlet format. Contact the brand for a detailed breakdown.
What area is required to open a franchise?
Space requirements vary by outlet format — reach out via the enquiry form for exact specifications for your city.
What kind of support will I get?
Franchisees typically receive brand, marketing, training, location, and operational support — see the benefits section above.
What is the ROI period?
ROI period is available on request directly from the brand's franchise team.
Can I open multiple outlets?
Many brands on RTG support multi-unit franchising — ask the brand's team directly for their multi-unit policy.
