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At a glance
20 Lakhs - 30 Lakhs
Investment Range
11 - 25
Franchise Count
501 - 1,000 sq.ft
Area Required
2 - 3 years
Payback Period
3
Years in Franchising

About the brand

Native Special Franchise

Brand & Franchise Snapshot

Brand Name Native Special
Industry / Business Category Food & Beverage / Sweets & Snacks
Founded Year 2017
Franchise Started 2022
Total Franchise Outlets 10–20
Estimated Investment INR 20–30 Lakh
Franchise Fee INR 5,00,000 (covers brand access, onboarding, and initial support systems)
Royalty Fee 30% of revenue (ongoing fee for brand usage, supply chain, and operational support)
Space Requirement 400–800 sq.ft
Staff Requirement Kitchen staff, counter staff, and store management depending on outlet size
Expected Payback Period 2–3 years

1. What is Native Special?

Native Special operates in the traditional sweets and snacks segment, offering South Indian food products through retail and delivery formats. It focuses on authentic regional recipes and targets consumers seeking packaged and freshly prepared snacks. The brand fits within the ethnic food retail and specialty sweets franchise category, catering to both local and diaspora demand.

2. Operating Concept

Franchise outlets function as retail stores selling ready-to-eat sweets and snacks along with packaged products. Customers purchase directly from the store or through takeaway and delivery channels. Daily operations include inventory management, product display, billing, and customer service. Revenue is generated through retail sales and repeat purchases driven by product familiarity and consumption frequency.

3. Products or Service Categories

Traditional Sweets Regional South Indian desserts and confectionery items
Savory Snacks Fried and baked snacks with local flavor profiles
Packaged Products Ready-to-ship items for takeaway and gifting
Festival & Bulk Orders High-volume sales during seasonal and cultural events

4. Franchise Partnership Structure

Franchise partners operate retail outlets under the Native Special brand and are responsible for:

  • Managing daily store operations and customer service
  • Handling product inventory and merchandising
  • Maintaining hygiene and product quality standards
  • Executing local marketing and sales initiatives

The franchisor provides product supply systems, operational processes, and brand guidelines to maintain consistency across locations.

5. Investment and Startup Costs

Estimated Investment INR 20–30 Lakh for store setup, interiors, and initial stock
Franchise Fee INR 5,00,000 for brand licensing and onboarding support
Setup Costs Store interiors, display counters, storage units, and billing systems
Royalty Payments 30% of revenue, covering brand use, supply chain integration, and ongoing operational assistance

6. Outlet Setup Requirements

Space Requirement 400–800 sq.ft for display, storage, and customer service areas
Preferred Locations High footfall zones such as residential markets, commercial streets, and shopping areas
Equipment Needs Display units, refrigeration (if required), storage systems, and POS systems
Staffing Considerations Sales staff and basic operational personnel for smooth retail functioning

7. Franchise Support Systems

Native Special provides franchise partners with:

Operational Training Store management, product handling, and customer service
Launch Assistance Store setup, initial inventory planning, and opening support
Marketing Support Brand campaigns, promotional strategies, and local advertising guidance
Supply Chain Support Centralized sourcing and product distribution systems
Ongoing Guidance Performance monitoring and operational improvements

8. Revenue Model and Profit Drivers

Revenue is generated through direct retail sales, bulk orders, and repeat customer purchases. Profitability depends on location footfall, product turnover, and operational efficiency. Demand is driven by cultural consumption patterns and festive seasons. The expected payback period is approximately 2–3 years based on sales performance.

9. Brand Background and Expansion

Founded Year 2017
Franchise Commenced 2022
Franchise Network Size 10–20 outlets
Geographic Presence Origin in Tamil Nadu with expansion into multiple regions
Expansion Goals Increase retail presence and strengthen distribution of traditional snack products

10. What Makes This Franchise Different

Native Special combines traditional food products with a hybrid retail and distribution model. Its approach integrates regional product specialization with structured supply and retail operations, differentiating it from generic sweet shops.

Advantages

  • Consistent demand for traditional sweets and snacks
  • Scalable retail model with standardized product supply
  • Repeat customer potential driven by daily and festive consumption
  • Centralized sourcing and operational support systems
  • Opportunities for expansion in both urban and semi-urban markets

11. Who Should Consider This Franchise

  • Entrepreneurs interested in food retail and traditional products
  • Investors seeking medium-scale retail business opportunities
  • Individuals with experience in sweets, snacks, or FMCG retail
  • First-time business owners looking for a structured franchise model

13. Similar Franchise Opportunities

  • Haldiram’s
  • Bikanervala
  • Anand Sweets
  • Sri Krishna Sweets
  • Mithaiwala

These brands operate in the traditional sweets and snacks segment, offering comparable retail franchise opportunities.

Food & Beverage Sweets & Snacks B2C Owner-Operated Family

Investment and financials

Cost overview
Investment range20 Lakhs - 30 Lakhs
Franchise / Brand fee5 Lakhs
Royalty / Commission30%
Investment tierMid-High
Area required501 - 1,000 sq.ft
Staff required2 - 8
Setup complexitySimple
Business term5 Years
Renewal availableYes
Returns outlook
Expected monthly revenue
3,80,000 to 11,50,000 per month
Revenue levelHigh
Business modelB2C
Capital payback2 - 3 years
Capital sensitivityLow

Investor fit profile

Operations
Operation modeOwner-Operated
Location typeHigh Street
Home-based possibleNo
Can run part-timeNo
Primary customerFamily
Market characteristics
SeasonalityMedium
Recession resistanceMedium
Digital integrationMedium
Years in franchising3 years
Avg units / year5
Expansion velocityModerate
Ideal for
Established small business owner Mid-level corporate professional Food retailer

Franchise support

Tax system inclusion
Franchise manuals
Head office support
Field assistance
IT systems included
Agreement template
Training and agreement details
Business term
5 Years
Renewal available
Yes

Brand strength

3
Years Franchising
5
Avg Units / Year
2017
Founded
B
Brand Tier
B
Tier B — Growing brand
A+Established AMature BGrowing CStartup
Growing Moderate

Forefind rank history

#36#62#88#11420222023202420252022: #1352023: #762024: #512025: #38
Current rank
#38
#38 of 85 in Sweets & Snacks
2025
Moved up 97 places since 2022
Based on Forefind scoring model

Licences and compliance

Required licences and registrations for operating this franchise in India. Requirements may vary by state and city tier.
FSSAI License
Setup complexity: Simple

Frequently asked questions

The investment ranges from INR 20–30 Lakh, including store setup, interiors, and initial inventory. A franchise fee of INR 5,00,000 applies, along with a revenue-based royalty structure.

Franchise outlets operate as retail stores selling sweets and snacks. Partners manage daily operations, inventory, and customer service, while the franchisor provides product supply, operational systems, and brand support.

A space of 400–800 sq.ft is required to accommodate product display, storage, and customer service areas, making it suitable for market locations with steady foot traffic.

The expected payback period is around 2–3 years, depending on sales volume, location performance, and operational efficiency.

Investors can submit inquiries to the brand for evaluation, onboarding, and guidance through the setup and launch process of a Native Special outlet. ### 13. Similar Franchise Opportunities

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