Training

Krak Boba offers a structured and multi-faceted training program to ensure franchisees are fully prepared to operate their outlets effectively. These programs are designed to cover initial setup as well as ongoing operational support. Below are the numbered training programs:

1. Initial Management Training Program: This is a mandatory course that must be completed at least two months before opening the franchised business. It includes classroom and practical instruction at the franchisor’s headquarters or designated location, and is provided free of charge for up to two trainees, although trainees must cover their travel and living expenses.
2. Opening Assistance: A trained representative is assigned to provide on-site support during the opening of the business for up to five days. This assistance includes training, supervision, and operational guidance at no additional cost to the franchisee.
3. Mandatory and Optional Additional Training: Franchisees are required to attend an annual business meeting or national convention, which can last up to five days each year. Failure to attend constitutes a default under the agreement.
4. On-Site Remedial Training: Available upon request or at the franchisor’s discretion, this program provides additional in-person support for a fee, including travel and lodging costs for the trainers.

Territory Protection

Krak Boba offers franchisees a limited form of territorial protection. Each franchisee is granted a “Territory,” typically defined based on population density—either 80,000 people or a 3-mile radius, whichever is less.

The franchisor commits not to allow another Krak Boba outlet within this Territory, provided the franchisee remains in compliance with the agreement terms. However, Krak Boba retains broad rights within that same area.

The franchisor may still distribute its products through alternative channels such as grocery stores, co-branded outlets, and online platforms, even within a franchisee’s designated Territory. Franchisees do not receive compensation for sales made through these channels, which limits the exclusivity of their territorial rights.