

Buy a Doc Popcorn Franchise
Doc Popcorn is a retail franchise specializing in freshly popped, flavored popcorn with a simple, scalable business model. Founded by Rob and Renee Israel, the brand draws inspiration from traditional kettle corn makers and has grown to nearly 100 franchise locations across the U.S. and internationally. Doc Popcorn offers multiple franchise formats including PopCarts, PopKiosks, and PopShops, catering to high-traffic venues like malls, stadiums, and events. Known for its mouthwatering flavors—ranging from savory to sweet—and efficient operations requiring only 1-2 employees, the franchise generates about $50 of product every five minutes. Its approachable concept appeals to entrepreneurs who enjoy customer interaction and want a flexible, low-complexity business in the growing snack industry. Doc Popcorn is owned by J&J Snack Foods Corp., following its acquisition of Dippin’ Dots, LLC in 2022.
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Why buy a Doc Popcorn Franchise?
Investing in a Doc Popcorn franchise offers a low-complexity, scalable business with multiple flexible formats to suit different markets and lifestyles. The brand’s proven concept, strong support system, and growing footprint in high-traffic venues provide a solid foundation for profitability. With a relatively moderate initial investment ($175,000 to $414,000) and ongoing royalty fees (6% royalty, 1% advertising), franchisees can build a rewarding business in the expanding snack sector while benefiting from the backing of a major parent company, J&J Snack Foods.
Doc Popcorn Franchise Costs & Information
Minimum Qualifications
Initial Franchise Fee
$15,000
Initial Investment
$55,159 - $394,539

Royalty
Royalty Fee
6%

Training & Support
36 hours on the job training
17 hours classroom training
Ongoing support
Marketing support

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