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7-Eleven franchise fees, as published
| Item | Amount as published | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Capital investment | Php 4.5M-6M | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Franchise fee | Php 627,000 | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Term of agreement | 5 years | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Renewal | 5 years | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
The 7-Eleven franchise fee is Php 627,000 and the capital investment is Php 4.5M-6M, as listed in the Philippine Franchise Association directory. The listing names Philippine Seven Corporation as the franchisor and gives a 5-year term with a 5-year renewal. The figures are the oldest among the big brands we track, so confirm them with Philippine Seven before you plan.[1]
Why the date on these figures matters
The PFA listing for 7-Eleven carries no date. Store construction, equipment and rent have all moved since then, so the Php 4.5M-6M range and the Php 627,000 fee may no longer match what Philippine Seven quotes today.[1]
We show the figures exactly as listed rather than adjusting them. Read how we source franchise costs for the reasons.
What a convenience store franchise involves
Before you commit, picture the daily operation: the opening hours the franchisor expects, how many staff you need per shift, the cash and inventory system you must use, and a lease long enough to cover the whole term.
The listing does not say who owns the store fit-out, whether the franchisor shares in the store's gross profit, or how inventory is financed. Those terms matter more than the headline fee in a convenience store, so ask for them in writing.
Permits and next steps
You still register the business in your name: DTI or SEC, barangay clearance, mayor's permit and BIR. A store selling food also needs a sanitary permit. Our convenience store business kit lists the permits, and convenience store franchises shows other brands with published figures.
Questions people ask
- How much is a 7-Eleven franchise in the Philippines?
- The PFA directory lists a capital investment of Php 4.5M-6M and a franchise fee of Php 627,000. The listing carries no date, so ask Philippine Seven Corporation for current figures.
- Who handles 7-Eleven franchising?
- The PFA listing names Philippine Seven Corporation as the franchisor.
- How long is a 7-Eleven franchise agreement?
- The PFA listing shows a term of 5 years and a renewal of 5 years.
Sources
Checked 13 November 2026. We link the agency's own page for every requirement. Rules change; confirm with the office before you pay.
- 7-Eleven | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
Ask 7-Eleven before you sign
- Are the franchise fee and investment range listed in the PFA directory still current?
- Which franchise programs do you offer, and does the investment include the building fit-out and equipment?
- How is the store's gross profit or sales shared between us, and what monthly charges apply?
- Who finances and owns the opening inventory?
- Do I bring the site, or do you assign one?
- What happens at the end of the term if I do not renew?
- How many staff does a store need on each shift?