Save A Lot Supermarket Investment Costs
Here’s a sneak peek at some key costs associated with the Save A Lot supermarket investment.
How Much Capital Does it Take to Open a Save A Lot?
We’re looking for licensees with a net worth of around $1 million and liquid assets totaling $300K. We’ve found that the investment to open a grocery store is easier to manage with this level of capital to leverage. (We are willing to work with outside financing.)
We welcome licensees who have formed business partnerships to help share the initial investment costs. We also encourage licensees to seek out third-party financing such as SBA loans.
What Does My Initial Investment Cover?
- Starting Inventory
- Working Capital
- Equipment
- Leasehold Improvements
- Security Deposit
What About the Fees?
We’ve worked to develop a model that eliminates unnecessary fees, freeing you up to spend more resources on growing your business.
We do offer a number of services, such as:
- Delivery Services
- Advertising
- IT
- Accounting
We’ve developed highly effective systems that have shown themselves to be cost effective. Licensees can choose to take advantage of these services.
Contact us directly for more details on Save A Lot’s fees.
What Resources Will I Enjoy as a Licensee?
- In-house distribution to keep inventory costs low for you and your customers
- Streamlined ordering so you can keep your shelves stocked with the products your neighborhood loves
- Marketing support to help you build a strong reputation in your community
- Store development, including comprehensive market and site analytics
- Merchandising support, including assortment and store layout optimization
- Comprehensive initial and ongoing training on our business model to help you start your business on the right track
Check out our Ongoing Support page for more details.
