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Julie's Bakeshop franchise fees, as published
| Item | Amount as published | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Capital investment | Php 1.4M | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Franchise fee | Php 300,000 | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Term of agreement | 5 Years | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Renewal | Php 150,000 | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
The Julie's Bakeshop franchise fee is Php 300,000 and the capital investment is Php 1.4M, as listed in the Philippine Franchise Association directory. The term is 5 years and renewal is Php 150,000. Julie's Franchise Corporation is named as the franchisor.[1]
The Julie's figures
The listing gives four figures: a Php 1.4M capital investment, a Php 300,000 franchise fee, a 5-year term and a Php 150,000 renewal. Renewal is half the original fee.[1]
Ask whether the Php 1.4M includes the fee, ovens and mixers, display cases, and the store fit-out. Bread is baked daily, so equipment is a big part of the cost.[1]
Questions about daily baking
Ask whether the store bakes on site from dough or premix the franchisor supplies, or sells bread delivered from a commissary. That decides how many bakers you need, what hours they work, and how much space the back of the store takes.
Ask about training for bakers, who replaces them when they leave, and how the franchisor checks product quality. Ask also what happens to unsold bread at the end of the day.
Ask what floor area a store needs, how much of it is the baking area, and whether the franchisor approves the layout. A site that is too small for the oven and proofing space will not pass the franchisor's review, so check before you sign a lease.
Ask also how the franchisor handles price changes on flour and other inputs. Find out who decides when bread prices on the shelf go up, and how quickly.
Permits and other bakery brands
A bakeshop needs a sanitary permit, health certificates for bakers and counter staff, a mayor's permit and BIR registration. Ovens may bring a fire safety inspection. See the bakery business kit and bakery franchises.
Questions people ask
- Is the Julie's fee included in the investment?
- The PFA listing shows the Php 300,000 fee and the Php 1.4M investment separately, without saying if one includes the other. Ask the franchisor for a breakdown.
- How much is a Julie's Bakeshop franchise?
- The PFA directory lists a capital investment of Php 1.4M and a franchise fee of Php 300,000.
- How much is Julie's renewal?
- The PFA listing gives renewal as Php 150,000 after a 5-year term.
- Who is the franchisor?
- The PFA listing names Julie's Franchise Corporation.
Sources
Checked 13 November 2026. We link the agency's own page for every requirement. Rules change; confirm with the office before you pay.
- Julie'S Bakeshop | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
Ask Julie's Bakeshop before you sign
- Is the franchise fee included in the capital investment?
- Do I bake on site, and do you supply dough or premix?
- How many bakers does a store need, and who trains them?
- Is there a royalty or monthly fee?
- Is the renewal fee fixed in the agreement?
- What floor area does a store need?