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Join Our 0% Royalty Coffee Shop Franchise in Exeter
Exeter is the South West's university and regional shopping centre outside Bristol, with a growing professional base and a busy, walkable city centre. It suits a neighbourhood coffee house serving students, workers and shoppers alike.
0% royalty: built for the operator first
We asked a simple question: what would a franchise look like if it were genuinely built for the operator first? The answer starts with 0% royalty for a small number of founding partners. That means:
We only win when the brand is strong for the long term, so our interests are aligned with yours.
A proven business, not a concept
Mocha Mocha Coffee House has been refined over years of real trading around what actually works: great Italian coffee, simple high-quality food, efficient operations and a strong neighbourhood feel that drives repeat custom. The systems, supply chain and brand identity are now ready to scale, but carefully, not through rapid, uncontrolled growth.
Circa £75,000 all in
Cost is one of the biggest barriers to franchising in coffee. We've structured the model so a new site can open for circa £75,000 all in: fit-out, equipment and everything needed to start trading, compared with the £200k investment levels often seen in the industry. With 0% royalty on top, that creates:
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.
Why only a few?
The first locations become the blueprint, setting the standards, culture, customer experience and commercial benchmarks for everything that follows. Scale too fast and you dilute that; choose the wrong partners and you spend years correcting it. That's why this initial phase is deliberately tight.
The bigger picture
This is about more than coffee. By combining a proven, refined concept, a realistic entry cost of around £75k, 0% royalty for early adopters and genuine ongoing support, we believe we're creating something that stands out in a crowded market. Not louder. Just better structured.
Ready to talk?
If you value support but want ownership, and you'd like to help shape a brand from an early stage, get in touch. All you need to do is 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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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.
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