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Fruitas franchise fees, as published
| Item | Amount as published | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Capital investment | Php 700,000 | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Franchise fee | Php 388,00 | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Term of agreement | 5 years | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Renewal | 50% of Original Franchise Fee | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
The Fruitas capital investment is Php 700,000 and the franchise fee is printed as Php 388,00, as listed in the Philippine Franchise Association directory. The term is 5 years and renewal is 50% of the original franchise fee. Fruitas Holdings' own franchise page publishes no prices but describes the offer as an all-in package and takes applications online.[1,2]
A typo in the listed fee
The PFA listing shows the franchise fee as "Php 388,00". That looks like a formatting slip, and we copy it exactly rather than guess the intended amount. Because renewal is listed as 50% of the original franchise fee, the correct fee also decides your renewal cost. Ask Fruitas to confirm the exact figure in writing.[1]
Fruitas Holdings' own page does not state a fee or investment. It describes the franchise as an all-in package, which you should ask them to define item by item.[2]
What Fruitas asks applicants for
The franchise page asks for a letter of intent, a lease or award notice from the lessor if possible, a vicinity map and a photograph of the prospective site. It says the ideal kiosk is 4 to 6 square meters. Franchisees should have the financial capacity to fund the investment and be hands-on in operations. Service crew are trained and evaluated for at least 10 days, and the franchisee hires and pays them.[2]
The PFA listing names Fruitasgroup, Inc. as the franchisor, while the application runs through Fruitas Holdings' website. Ask which company signs your agreement.[1,2]
Permits for a fruit shake kiosk
A shake kiosk handles fresh fruit and ice, so expect a sanitary permit and health certificates for crew, along with the mayor's permit and BIR registration. The dessert shop business kit lists them. Compare under dessert and fruit drink franchises.
Questions people ask
- How much is a Fruitas franchise?
- The PFA directory lists a capital investment of Php 700,000. The franchise fee is printed as Php 388,00, which needs confirming with Fruitas.
- How big is a Fruitas kiosk?
- Fruitas Holdings' franchise page says the ideal store size is 4 to 6 square meters.
- How do I apply for a Fruitas franchise?
- Use the online application on Fruitas Holdings' franchise page and prepare a letter of intent, a vicinity map, a photo of the site and, if possible, a lease or award notice.
- How much is Fruitas renewal?
- The PFA listing gives renewal as 50% of the original franchise fee after a 5-year term.
Sources
Checked 13 November 2026. We link the agency's own page for every requirement. Rules change; confirm with the office before you pay.
- Fruitas | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
- Fruitas Holdings franchise page · Fruitas Holdings, Inc.
Ask Fruitas before you sign
- What is the exact franchise fee, given the typo on the PFA listing?
- What does the all-in package include?
- Which company signs the franchise agreement?
- Is there a royalty or monthly fee?
- How is fresh fruit supplied, and who carries spoilage?
- How long does crew training take before opening?