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Join Our 0% Royalty Coffee Shop Franchise in Bath
Bath is a compact, affluent World Heritage city with two universities and a steady stream of visitors. Its independent shopping streets reward cafes that offer quality and character, exactly what the Mocha Mocha model is built around.
Why 0% royalty?
Most franchise systems take royalties from the day the doors open, squeezing cash flow before a business has settled, built loyal customers or tightened its operations. We think that's backwards. Removing royalties for a small group of early franchisees lets operators:
It also aligns us properly: our success is tied to the long-term strength of the brand, not short-term extraction.
Why now?
Mocha Mocha Coffee House isn't a concept. It's a proven business, built over years of real trading and refined around great Italian coffee, simple high-quality food, efficient operations and a neighbourhood feel that brings customers back. The systems, supply chain and brand are ready to scale, and we're building it properly from the ground up, starting with the right people.
The investment
Circa £75,000 all in covers fit-out, equipment and everything required to get trading. It's a deliberate move away from the £200k levels common in the coffee sector, so people who understand hospitality, service and their local market can take part. Together with 0% royalty, the aim is:
What support looks like
Because we're choosing a small group of founding partners, we're fully invested in their success:
We want operators who will grow with us and help shape the brand as it expands.
Limited founding places
The early stage of any franchise network defines what follows. We're keeping this phase small, working with a handful of people who want to help build something, not just buy into it.
Make yourself known to us
This opportunity isn't designed for everyone. We're looking for a handful of operators who want to build a business properly, value support but take ownership, and want to grow with a brand from an early stage. If that resonates, it's worth a conversation. Simply message me for a prospectus in the first instance.
Richard Pakey is a franchising expert and Managing Director for the award-winning Lime Licensing Group and can be contacted in the following ways:
Email: [email protected]
Mobile/text/WhatsApp: 07904 697591
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-pakey-vfp-0b46ab147
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Do not pay any deposit to private sellers upfront. If you are looking to purchase a business, we advise that any deposits or transactions made are through a solicitor to prevent fraudulent activities from occuring.
Don't share confidential information with any private sellers, including your home address, account passwords, bank accounts and credit card information.
The vast majority of these scams involve the transfer of substantial sums of money. We advise all transactions made are through a solicitor to prevent fraudulent activities from occuring.
Send a test amount before you consider handing over a large number of funds. Maybe even try transferring £1, and then speaking to your solicitor to confirm receipt.
Do not disclose proof of funds directly to the sellers. If the sellers request you to show proof of funds, we advise that it is done through a solicitor to prevent fraudulent activities from occuring.
Buying a business is not covered by consumer rights legislation. It is your responsibility to acquire a business that holds up in quality and agreement.
Fraudsters will typically use false news in an attempt to get you to act quickly. For example, 'Your account has been disabled. Reset your password now.'.
Review the performance of a business to make appropriate financial projections. Some businesses are dormant or not trading, so it is essential to check their short and long-term potential.
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