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DonutNV Franchise FDD, Costs & Fees (2025)

DonutNV offers a selection of freshly made donuts in various flavors and styles, providing a sweet treat for donut enthusiasts.

Since its founding in 2014, DonutNV has been enchanting donut enthusiasts with its delicious creations. Originating from the lively city of Seattle, Washington, this franchise has made a significant mark across the nation, becoming a favorite among donut aficionados everywhere.

The franchising chapter of DonutNV began in 2018, inviting eager entrepreneurs to be part of its sweet journey. DonutNV specializes in an impressive variety of donuts, offering something for every palate.

Whether it’s the timeless glazed and old-fashioned classics or innovative flavors like maple bacon and s'mores-inspired donuts, DonutNV promises a unique twist on a beloved treat.

What distinguishes DonutNV from other donut brands is its unwavering commitment to quality and creativity. By using only fresh, premium ingredients, they ensure that each bite is a sensory delight.

Initial investment

Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.

Type of Expenditure Amount
Initial Franchise Fee $59,500
Technology Setup and Marketing Package $2,250
Tow Vehicle $0 to $3,000
Vehicle Trailer, Equipment, and Supplies $114,650 to $124,650
State Specific Trailer Upfit $0 to $20,000
Delivery of Trailer $0 to $6,000
Rent and Utility Deposits $0 to $9,000
Furniture $0 to $500
Computer and Software $30 to $2,500
Additional Opening Inventory $100 to $5,000
Insurance Deposits and Premiums (up to 12 months) $5,000 to $10,000
Pre-opening Travel Expense to Attend Training $2,000 to $5,000
Market Introduction Program $500
Professional Fees (lawyer, accountant, etc.) $500 to $3,000
Business Permits and Licenses $50 to $1,500
Printing, Stationery and Office Supplies $0 to $500
Additional Funds (for first 3 months) $5,000 to $20,000
Total $189,580 to $272,900
Type of Expenditure Amount
Initial Franchise Fee $59,500
Technology Setup and Marketing Package $2,250
Tow Vehicle $0 to $3,000
Vehicle Trailer, Equipment, and Supplies $114,650 to $124,650
State Specific Trailer Upfit $0 to $20,000
Delivery of Trailer $0 to $6,000
Rent and Utility Deposits $0 to $9,000
Furniture $0 to $500
Computer and Software $30 to $2,500
Additional Opening Inventory $100 to $5,000
Insurance Deposits and Premiums (up to 12 months) $5,000 to $10,000
Pre-opening Travel Expense to Attend Training $2,000 to $5,000
Market Introduction Program $500
Professional Fees (lawyer, accountant, etc.) $500 to $3,000
Business Permits and Licenses $50 to $1,500
Printing, Stationery and Office Supplies $0 to $500
Additional Funds (for first 3 months) $5,000 to $20,000
Total $189,580 to $272,900

DonutNV

2025

Franchise Disclosure Document

Number of units

Training 

DonutNV ensures that new franchisees are thoroughly equipped to run their franchise successfully through its comprehensive training program.

Pre-Opening Training

DonutNV provides an extensive pre-opening training program for the Principal Executive and one additional employee. This training, conducted at DonutNV Franchising's headquarters or a designated location, is offered at no cost for the first two participants.

For additional attendees, a fee of $500 per person is required. Franchisees are responsible for all travel, lodging, and related expenses. The training's length and content are customized to match the participants' experience and skill levels, ensuring they receive the most relevant and practical instruction.

Post-Opening Training

Once the franchise is operational, DonutNV Franchising may mandate further training for the Principal Executive and/or other employees. These additional training sessions can be in various formats and locations, as specified by the franchisor, and may involve a reasonable fee.

The goal is to provide ongoing education and updates, ensuring that franchisees and their staff stay proficient in operational standards and industry practices.

Territory Protection

The DonutNV Franchise Disclosure Document specifies the terms of territory protection for franchisees. Each franchisee is granted a protected territory, where they are expected to focus their customer service and event operations.

Franchisees may operate outside their designated territories under specific conditions. They must not actively solicit or market for events outside their territories, must avoid serving customers or events within another DonutNV business's territory, and must ensure that no more than 10% of their annual revenue comes from outside their designated territories.

Should a franchisee exceed this 10% revenue threshold, DonutNV Franchising may require them to adjust their operations to comply with these limits or mandate the purchase of additional territory.

Competitors

Below are some of

DonutNV

key competitors in the

Baked Goods

sector.

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Franchisees
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Revenue
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794%
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$59,500

$190,000

$273,000

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$124,000

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Competitors

Al Manakeesh

Al Manakeesh is a Middle Eastern bakery-restaurant brand offering manakeesh flatbreads, shawarma, and Lebanese specialties, serving neighborhood diners and families, and known for freshly baked dough, traditional flavors, and casual, counter-service settings that highlight Levantine comfort food.

Franchisees

?

0
+
n.a.
n.a.
Investment

?

$261,000 - $403,000

Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant

Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurant is a quick‐service franchise offering Caribbean-style patties, rotis, rice dishes and meals, serving diaspora communities and casual diners, and known for signature flavors, cultural brand heritage and growing franchise network.

Franchisees

?

101
+
-6%
-6%
Investment

?

$213,000 - $776,000

MidnighTreats

MidnighTreats is a late-night food-truck or small-format franchise offering waffles, desserts and sweet-snacks on-demand, serving late-night crowds, event patrons, and dessert lovers, and known for mobile flexibility, viral menu appeal and lean startup model.

Franchisees

?

2
+
n.a.
n.a.
Investment

?

$133,000 - $296,000

Schmackary's

Schmackary’s is a gourmet cookie-and‐dessert franchise offering handmade cookies, ice cream sandwiches, and specialty treats, serving dessert lovers and gift buyers, and known for bold flavors, urban brand presence and experiential retail-tainment.

Franchisees

?

0
+
n.a.
n.a.
Investment

?

$267,000 - $657,000

BAGEL BOSS

BAGEL BOSS is a bagel-and-deli franchise offering New York–style bagels, breakfast sandwiches, deli items and coffee, serving morning commuters and families, and known for authentic bagel craft, strong local presence and franchise scalability.

Franchisees

?

18
+
64%
64%
Investment

?

$510,000 - $1,175,000

House of Bread

House of Bread is a bakery-café franchise offering freshly baked artisan breads, pastries, sandwiches and café meals, serving families and casual diners, and known for hand-crafted baking, community-driven brand and multi-stream revenue.

Franchisees

?

5
+
25%
25%
Investment

?

$198,000 - $584,000

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