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12 BRANDS · UNDER ₱300,000 · SOURCED, NOT ESTIMATED

Franchises under ₱300,000 with published figures

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The table on this page lists 11 franchise brands whose published starting figure is under ₱300,000, all from the Philippine Franchise Association directory, from Happy Haus Donuts at "Php 50,000" to Cycle House at "Php 298,000". Some figures are a franchise fee with no investment listed. A PCSO lotto outlet is not a franchise and is not in this list. Older listings may no longer match what brands charge today.[1,6,7]

Franchise offers under ₱300,000 (11 brands)

Lowest published figure first; not a ranking.[11 sources]
BrandLowest published figureWhat the figure isAs listedSource
Happy Haus Donuts₱50,000Capital investmentPhp 50,000PFA directory
M Lhuillier Express₱99,000Franchise fee (no investment listed)Php 99,000PFA directory
Dimsum Republic₱100,000Capital investmentPhp 100,000PFA directory
Luka's Butter Steaks₱149,000Capital investmentPhp 149,000PFA directory
Kerrimo₱200,000Capital investmentPhp 200,000PFA directory
Jm Peanut World₱210,000Capital investmentPhp 210,000PFA directory
Bayad₱260,000Capital investmentPhp 260,000PFA directory
Frotea₱260,000Capital investmentPhp 260,000PFA directory
Master Siomai₱280,000Capital investmentPhp 280,000PFA directory
Goldmine Farm To Market₱288,000Capital investmentPhp 288,000PFA directory
Cycle House₱298,000Capital investmentPhp 298,000PFA directory

The lowest figure is not the whole cost

A PCSO lotto outlet shows why a small published amount can mislead. It is an agent programme, not a franchise: the ₱2,500.00 figure is only the application fee, and PCSO states that the installation fee and a bond are on top of it. That is why it is left out of this table.[1]

For the PFA listings, the directory shows one figure per brand without a breakdown. It may or may not include the franchise fee, the cart or kiosk, opening stock, training and the first months of royalties. Assume rent, your permits and staff are yours to pay unless the brand says otherwise. Ask the brand for a written list of what its figure covers.

What kinds of businesses are in this band

Food carts and kiosks make up the biggest group, for example Master Siomai ("Php 280,000", PFA directory) and Kerrimo ("Php 200,000", PFA directory).[4,5]

Two are payment and remittance outlets: M Lhuillier Express ("Php 99,000", PFA directory) and Bayad ("Php 260,000", PFA directory). Ask whether the outlet must stand alone or can sit inside a store you already run.[2,3]

Whatever you pick, the brand does not replace your own registration. A food cart still needs a sanitary permit and health certificates; see the food cart kit. Any outlet that sells goods follows the price tag rules on our store negosyo page.

How old are these listings?

The PFA pages show no date for these figures. Treat each one as the brand's published starting point and ask for the current one.[11 sources]

Questions to ask a brand at this price

Our franchise section has a fuller list of questions, and the franchise finder filters brands by category.

  • Is this figure the franchise fee only, or the full package?
  • Does it include the cart, kiosk or equipment, and who owns it after the contract?
  • What royalties, marketing fees or required purchases come after opening?
  • How long is the contract, and what does renewal cost?
  • Is the figure the same outside Metro Manila?
  • Can I see the current franchise disclosure in writing?

Questions people ask

What is the cheapest franchise in the Philippines?
Among the brands in our list, the lowest published starting figure is "Php 50,000" for Happy Haus Donuts in the PFA directory. That is the listed figure, not a full budget: rent, stock and permits are usually extra.
Are these franchise prices current?
They are the figures the brands listed. The directory pages carry no date. Ask each brand for today's amount.
Is a franchise under ₱300,000 a good investment?
We do not rate franchises as investments, and no published figure tells you what a branch will earn. Talk to current franchisees and read the contract before you decide.
Do I still need permits if I buy a franchise?
Yes. You register your own business and get your own barangay clearance, mayor's permit and BIR registration, plus any permits your product needs.

Sources

Checked 14 November 2026. We link the agency's own page for every requirement. Rules change; confirm with the office before you pay.

  1. Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office: Lotto Agent Application · Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office
  2. M Lhuillier Express | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  3. Bayad | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  4. Master Siomai | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  5. Kerrimo | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  6. Happy Haus Donuts | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  7. Cycle House | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  8. Dimsum Republic | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  9. Luka's Butter Steaks | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  10. Jm Peanut World | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  11. Frotea | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
  12. Goldmine Farm To Market | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association