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“The support is real. From my first store to my fifth, I’ve never felt alone.”
-Renae Hammoud, Multi-Site Franchise Owner
Become a Franchise Partner
Franchisees are the driving force behind LeWrap’s success. United by a shared passion and purpose, we build strong partnerships that elevate customer experiences and strengthen our connection to the communities we serve.
Interested in bringing LeWrap to your local community?
In Business for Yourself, Not by Yourself
Our Food
Good Food that Sells Itself. At LeWrap, excellence in food and service is more than a standard, it’s our commitment. From day one, we’ve been passionate about creating fresh, high-quality food, focused on delivering an exceptional experience, always.
Our Brand
LeWrap is a brand that people trust. Loved for our freshness and commitment to quality, we have earned a reputation as leaders in fresh fast-food space. This trust and our growing fan base is the driving force for our expansion, bringing LeWrap to more communities national wide.
Our Support
At LeWrap, we’re all about supporting our people and partners to succeed. With a proven support model and a focus on growth, we empower our team and partners to build exceptional businesses. Together, our shared purpose drives everything we do.
Site Opportunities
LeWrap is on a mission to become Australia’s most recognised and loved fresh fast-food brand. With a strong foundation of 20+ years in business, we’re now entering our next phase of national growth.
Actively seeking driven, passionate partners to join us on this journey.
Opportunities now available across Australia.
The 10-Step LeWrap franchising process
Franchising FAQs
LeWrap is an Australian quick-service restaurant (QSR) brand specialising in fresh, made-to-order wraps, plates, and bowls. Our food is cut fresh, cooked fresh, and prepared in an open, theatre-style kitchen using quality ingredients and bold flavours.
A LeWrap franchise investment typically ranges from $280K to $450K + GST.
The total cost can vary depending on several factors, including the size of the store, the format (inline, kiosk, or shopfront), and the design and build requirements. Additional factors that may influence the entry cost include landlord fit-out contributions or the existing condition of the premises, especially if it was previously a food tenancy.
Yes. Similar to purchasing a property, there are additional costs beyond the agreed purchase price. These may include, but are not limited to, legal fees, training costs, bank guarantees or bonds, franchise documentation fees, initial stock, first months rent, and working capital. All costs payable to the franchisor will be disclosed in the Disclosure Document in accordance with the Franchising Code of Conduct.
Our preference is for franchise businesses to be operated on a hands-on basis by the franchisee. This supports effective day-to-day management and compliance with the franchise system. However, applications from investors may be considered where the applicant can demonstrate relevant business experience and an appropriate management structure that meets the franchisor’s operational and compliance requirements.
LeWrap franchisees contribute to the ongoing support and brand development through the following fees:
Royalty Fee: This 6% of Gross Sales + GST. This covers continued use of the brand, operational support, and franchise system access.
Marketing/Advertising Contribution: This 3% of Gross Sales + GST. This dedicated to national marketing initiatives, ensuring consistent brand presence and promotional support.
Other Operational Fees (if applicable): May include software subscriptions, training updates, or other services provided by the franchisor to support your business.
These fees are structured to help franchisees succeed while maintaining brand standards and supporting growth across all stores.
Most successful LeWrap franchisees are hands-on, particularly during the first 12–18 months. This often involves full-time involvement. As the business matures and systems and teams are established, some franchisees transition to a semi-managed model.
Working capital requirements differ by store and location. Franchisees must have sufficient funds to cover operating expenses such as wages, rent, and stock during the early trading period. LeWrap recommends planning conservatively.
All approved franchisees are required to complete LeWrap’s mandatory training program, which includes:
In-store operational training
Food safety and compliance
Systems and reporting
People management and customer experience
Pre-opening and launch support
Training is required regardless of previous experience.
LeWrap offers ongoing support across:
Operations Support
Training Support
National Marketing Support
Local Brand Support
IT & Systems Support
Franchising Support
Legal and Leasing Support
LeWrap assesses locations based on demographics, foot traffic, competition, accessibility, rental costs, and overall suitability for the brand. Prospective Franchisees may present a site of interest; however final site approval is at the discretion of the franchisor. All franchisees are required to complete their own due diligence on site/ location.
The franchise term is generally aligned with the lease term, which is commonly five years, with options where available.
Yes. Franchisees may sell their business, subject to LeWrap’s approval of the incoming buyer and compliance with the Franchising Code of Conduct and franchise agreement.
The sale price of a franchise is influenced by several factors. These include the current franchisee’s asking price, store performance, operating costs (such as rent and wages), profitability, and any required capital upgrades. Each store is unique, and pricing reflects its individual circumstances and commercial performance.
Yes. All approved franchisees are required to complete our full training program, regardless of prior retail or hospitality experience. The training program runs for approximately 4-6 weeks and is a standard requirement across most franchise systems to ensure consistency and operational success.
As a franchisor, we do not provide finance or financial advice. Prospective franchisees must ensure they have sufficient financial resources to meet the purchase price and all associated costs. Prospective franchisees must have sufficient cash or borrowing capacity to cover the purchase price and all associated costs. While many banks do not finance business purchases directly, some may lend against residential or commercial property. You may be required to provide personal financial information so we can assess your financial capacity before proceeding further.
No. Prior retail or hospitality experience is not essential, as our training program provides the knowledge, systems and tools required to operate the business successfully. However, previous experience in a retail or customer-focused environment is advantageous.
As with any business, success is never guaranteed. While franchised businesses generally have higher success rates than independent operators, outcomes depend on multiple factors. Franchisees must follow the system, deliver strong customer service, manage costs effectively, and continually focus on driving sales and performance in a competitive market.
As part of a franchise, you are required to purchase products that are noted as approved products from a list of our approved suppliers. You will be provided with these key contacts in your new business set up process.
LeWrap works very closely with franchisees to identify issues and provide support through operational reviews, coaching, and performance improvement plans. Success depends on cooperation and commitment to the system. A reminder it’s in our best interest that your store performs. Your success is our success.
Disclaimer - Franchise Information
The information in this FAQ is for general
guidance only and does not constitute an offer
to sell or invest in a franchise. While we aim
to keep it accurate, details may change and may
not reflect your individual circumstances.
Prospective franchisees should seek independent
legal, financial, and business advice before
entering a franchise agreement. Full details are
provided in the
Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD)
as required under the Franchise Code of Conduct.