Fizz Bizz

Fizz Bizz is presented here through the franchise information available for the closely related FiiZ Drinks brand, a specialty soda and snack shop. The available material includes investment figures, revenue estimates, operating information, and growth data for FiiZ Drinks, which uses two i characters in its name. Separate references identify a Fizz Bizz, LLC that makes bath bombs and a local Fizz Bizz soda shop in Idaho owned by Becca Madsen. FiiZ Drinks was founded in 2014 in Bountiful, Utah, by the Morgan and Anderson families. FiiZ Drinks Franchise, LLC was established on August 30, 2017. Its principal headquarters is at 155 North 400 West, Suite 500, Salt Lake City, UT 84103. The privately held company was acquired by its current parent company about two and a half years before September 2025, when it had approximately 50 locations. It has since grown to more than 70 locations nationwide across more than 10 states, although some reports cite 65 locations across 10 states or 69 total U.S. locations. The brand operates in the limited service restaurant industry, whose total addressable market was estimated at $871.02 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow at 5.7% to approximately $1.436 trillion by 2034. The U.S. market was valued at $97.85 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach $133.71 billion by 2030 at a compound annual growth rate of 6.45%.

Limited service restaurants form the primary industry category for this concept. The global market was estimated at $871.02 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach approximately $1.436 trillion by 2034, reflecting 5.7% growth. In the United States, one projection places the market at $97.85 billion in 2025 and $133.71 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 6.45%. Another projection shows growth from USD 97.85 billion in 2025 to USD 104.22 billion in 2026, followed by a 6.63% compound annual growth rate reaching USD 153.42 billion by 2032. Consumer demand is shaped by speed, consistency, and digital convenience. About 65% of quick service restaurant visitors use mobile order ahead applications, increasing to nearly 90% among people ages 18 to 24. The Dirty Soda concept addresses demand for customizable beverages and refreshment options that some consumers view as healthier than traditional choices. Mobile ordering, digital adoption, convenience, and on the go consumption support the category. Franchise investors are also drawn to limited service restaurants because demand can be resilient, operations are generally less complex than full service dining, and successful formats can be expanded across multiple units. Competition remains fragmented, while FiiZ Drinks has developed a position in specialty soda. Post pandemic consumer habits, continued interest in convenience, and demand for experiences within limited service formats may support further expansion.

The initial franchise fee associated with the FiiZ Drinks information is $40,000. It is generally paid when the franchise agreement is signed and provides the right to use the franchisor's trademarks, brand name, and business systems. Reported total initial investment ranges from $227,000 to $547,000. Other sources report ranges of $232,000 to $497,000 and $249,500 to $774,500. These amounts can include construction, equipment, initial inventory, and early operating expenses. Listed costs include an Initial Franchise Fee of $40,000, Training Program Costs of $2,500 to $10,000, a Security Deposit under Lease of $5,000 to $15,000, Leasehold Improvements of $100,000 to $250,000, Utilities Deposit of $500 to $1,500, and an Operational Equipment Package starting at $30,000. Franchisees are expected to have at least $75,000 in liquid capital. The ongoing royalty is 8% of net sales. The available information does not identify a separate advertising fund. The investment is described as mid tier compared with many full service restaurants and more complex quick service concepts, although it still requires substantial capital.

FiiZ Drinks is privately held and was acquired by its current parent company approximately two and a half years before September 2025. Scott Ball serves as president and joined about one year before September 2025. Founder Brands was co founded by Matthew Corrin, Joe McCullagh, and Paul Hughes, and holds exclusive Canadian rights. The available information does not detail SBA eligibility or veteran incentives. Established franchise systems with strong unit economics may qualify for financing options, but buyers should confirm eligibility and terms for the specific transaction. PeerSense is a commercial capital advisory firm that introduces franchise buyers to SBA and conventional lenders. PeerSense is not a lender and does not approve or provide loans.

The operating model is described as straightforward and focused on customer service and community engagement. Franchisees are expected to be hands on and may manage a team of 20 to 40 employees. Foodservice experience can help but is not required because the franchisor provides training and continuing support. Format options include drive through stores, inline units, malls, campuses, and other non traditional sites. Drive through locations generate 85% of sales. For international development, particularly in Canada, the brand is considering larger flagship stores measuring 1,000 to 1,200 square feet and designed to recreate a classic 1950s soda shop experience. New franchisees complete a two week program at the FiiZ Drinks corporate location. The program includes 16 hours of classroom instruction and 52 to 76 hours of hands on work training, along with operating practices, brand standards, and an operations manual. Continuing support includes field operations assistance, site selection guidance, and proprietary software. The franchise network is often called the FiiZ Fam. President Scott Ball has said that the brand's success depends on the success of franchisees at the store level. Each approved store receives a Designated Territory that generally extends one to three miles, depending on demographic and market conditions. The franchisor may still open stores in Non Traditional Sites, including airports or sports venues, inside that territory. The brand is seeking multi unit developers and franchisees committed to opening at least five locations, especially people with restaurant experience.

Public information about FiiZ Drinks therefore serves as a reference point, rather than a direct disclosure for the Fizz Bizz entity. Results can vary based on location, including drive through or inline format, market density, operating execution, and franchisee involvement. Prime real estate, local marketing, customer service, customer throughput, and average transaction value may also affect results. FiiZ Drinks grew from approximately 50 locations to more than 70 in the two and a half years before September 2025. Those figures describe FiiZ Drinks rather than a guaranteed result for a Fizz Bizz franchise.

FiiZ Drinks has expanded from approximately 50 locations when it was acquired about two and a half years before September 2025 to more than 70 locations across more than 10 states. Since early 2024, it has signed more than 130 new franchise units. Its development has moved beyond Utah and the Mountain West into the Midwest, Southeast, and Canada. The current parent company acquired the FiiZ Drinks brand, and Scott Ball became president about one year before September 2025 after gaining 17 years of experience with a Dunkin' franchise. The company plans to double its store count nationwide and open more than 500 stores across the United States over the next decade. It has also set a goal of 400 U.S. locations by 2027. Founder Brands is leading Canadian development, with a target of 20 to 25 FiiZ locations across Canada by the end of 2026 and more than 100 shops within the next decade. Locations are under development in Ontario markets including Windsor and Waterloo. Franchise partners are sourcing real estate in Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Alberta. The brand is described as the largest specialty soda franchise in the United States. Its offering includes specialty sodas, flavored waters, energy drinks, hot beverages, cookies, popcorn, pretzels, and cookie dough bites. Customers can customize drinks with flavored syrups, fresh fruits, purees, and creams. Drive through stores account for 85% of sales, while malls, campuses, and other non traditional spaces provide additional format options.

The intended franchisee is a hands on operator who values customer service and community involvement. The role includes leadership of a 20 to 40 person team and responsibility for daily operations. Prior foodservice experience is helpful but not mandatory because training and continuing support are available. The brand is particularly interested in multi unit developers who will commit to at least five locations, especially candidates with restaurant backgrounds. Territories are expanding beyond Utah and the Mountain West into the Midwest, Southeast, and Northeast. The first Connecticut location is scheduled to open in March 2026. Canadian development includes Ontario markets such as Windsor and Waterloo, with partners seeking sites in Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Alberta. Locations with substantial traffic and convenience demand may fit the model, given that drive through stores produce 85% of existing sales. The available information does not provide the timeline from signing to opening, the franchise agreement term, or renewal terms for Fizz Bizz. It states that established brands such as FiiZ Drinks often use agreements lasting 10 to 20 years, with renewal options tied to brand standards and performance. Transfer and resale provisions are generally addressed in the franchise agreement.

The brand has grown from approximately 50 locations to more than 70 in two and a half years, while pursuing more than 500 U.S. stores and more than 100 Canadian shops over the next decade. Its expansion plan, specialty beverage menu, flexible real estate formats, and focus on customizable drinks are the main factors for a buyer to assess. Actual performance, financing eligibility, territory rights, operating requirements, and total costs should be reviewed in the current franchise documents and with qualified legal and financial advisors.