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Mang Inasal franchise cost

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Mang Inasal franchise fees, as published

ItemAmount as publishedSource
Capital investmentPhp 20M-40MPFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1]
Franchise feePhp 1.2M plus 12% VATPFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1]
Term of agreement10 yearsPFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1]
System enrollment fee (Mang Inasal page)Php 1,200,000.00 VAT exclusiveMang Inasal investment page, checked 13 November 2026[2]
Estimated capital investment (Mang Inasal page)20 – 35 Million (dependent on the type of stores)Mang Inasal investment page, checked 13 November 2026[2]
Royalty fee5% of net salesMang Inasal investment page, checked 13 November 2026[2]
Advertising fee3% of net salesMang Inasal investment page, checked 13 November 2026[2]
Franchise term (Mang Inasal page)10 years, renewable subject to assessmentMang Inasal investment page, checked 13 November 2026[2]
As published; ask Mang Inasal for the current disclosure.

Mang Inasal's own investment page lists a System Enrollment Fee of Php 1,200,000.00 VAT exclusive, an estimated capital investment of 20 to 35 million depending on store type, a 5% royalty and a 3% advertising fee on net sales. The franchise fee is Php 1.2M plus 12% VAT and the capital investment Php 20M-40M, as listed in the Philippine Franchise Association directory.[2,1]

The monthly fees Mang Inasal publishes

Mang Inasal is one of the few big brands that publishes its recurring fees. Its investment page lists a Royalty Fee of 5% of net sales and an Advertising Fee of 3% of net sales, on top of the one-time System Enrollment Fee of Php 1,200,000.00 VAT exclusive. The franchise term is 10 years, renewable subject to assessment. The page adds that investment details are subject to change.[2]

Because both fees are a share of net sales, they rise and fall with the store's sales. Ask Mang Inasal how net sales is defined in the agreement and when each fee is paid.

How the brand's page compares with the PFA listing

The fee matches across both sources: Php 1.2M before VAT. The investment does not. The PFA listing shows Php 20M-40M, while the brand's own page shows 20 to 35 million depending on the type of store. Neither source is dated. The PFA listing also gives a 10-year term, the same as the brand's page.[1,2]

Formats, floor area and the site you must bring

Mang Inasal lists four store types: Free Standing, Mall, In-Store and Food Court. Its stated site needs are a floor area of 270 to 1000 square meters exclusive of parking, and a frontage of 13 to 25 meters that varies by store type, preferably in high-traffic commercial or residential areas.[2]

Applications are site-specific. The applicant finds the site, and only applications with a specific site and complete requirements are processed; others go to a data bank. You apply through the franchising section of manginasal.ph.[2]

A Mang Inasal store is a restaurant with grilling, so plan for the permits in our restaurant business kit. Other chicken brands are listed under chicken franchises.

Questions people ask

What is the Mang Inasal royalty fee?
Mang Inasal's investment page lists a royalty fee of 5% of net sales and a separate advertising fee of 3% of net sales.
How big must a Mang Inasal site be?
The brand's page lists a floor area of 270 to 1000 square meters, not counting parking, and a frontage of 13 to 25 meters depending on store type.
Can I apply without a site?
Mang Inasal says only applications with a specific site and complete requirements are processed. Applications without a site are kept in a data bank.
Is the Mang Inasal franchise fee VAT inclusive?
No. Both the brand's page and the PFA listing state the Php 1.2M fee before VAT.

Sources

Checked 13 November 2026. We link the agency's own page for every requirement. Rules change; confirm with the office before you pay.

  1. Mang Inasal | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  2. Investment Details | Information on Investment at Mang Inasal · Mang Inasal Philippines, Inc.

Ask Mang Inasal before you sign

  • Which store type does my site qualify for, and what is the investment for that type?
  • How is net sales defined for the royalty and advertising fees?
  • What does the renewal assessment look at, and is there a renewal fee?
  • Does the capital investment include construction, kitchen equipment and the security deposit on the lease?
  • How long does your site evaluation take once I submit a complete application?
  • Who supplies the chicken and marinade, and how often do supply prices change?