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Buy an ExtraMile Franchise

ExtraMile is a convenience store franchise available exclusively to Chevron and Texaco fuel station retailers, offering a branded c-store concept within an existing fuel operation. The brand spans more than 1,100 franchised locations across California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and several southern states, making it one of the larger franchise-based convenience chains in the US.

The franchise is operated by ExtraMile Convenience Stores LLC, a joint venture formed in 2017 between Chevron USA and Jacksons Food Stores. This partnership brings Chevron’s purchasing scale and brand recognition together with Jacksons’ convenience retail expertise. ExtraMile stores carry fresh food, hot beverages, packaged snacks, and prepared items alongside fuel, with store interiors modernized to appeal to a broader customer base.

Franchisees benefit from inventory management technology, competitive product rebates, and a franchisor-managed loyalty programme (ExtraMile Rewards) that drives repeat traffic. The brand integrates DoorDash delivery, extending store reach beyond on-site foot traffic. Since the joint venture launched, ExtraMile has grown substantially and continues active expansion into new US markets.

Latest Resales

  • There are currently no ExtraMile resales available

Why buy an ExtraMile Franchise?

Those looking to buy an ExtraMile franchise gain access to one of the US’s better-recognized c-store brands, backed by Chevron’s consumer trust and purchasing scale. The franchise model leverages existing fuel traffic to deliver a built-in customer base, reducing the demand-building pressure that standalone retail concepts typically face. Chevron’s buying power translates to competitive cost of goods and product rebates that independent operators cannot easily match.

The operational platform includes inventory management technology, dedicated Franchise Business Consultant support, and the ExtraMile Rewards loyalty programme. DoorDash delivery integration extends revenue beyond in-store traffic with minimal overhead.

ExtraMile Franchise Costs & Information

  • Minimum Qualifications

    • Initial Franchise Fee

      $15,000

    • Total Initial Investment

      $500,000 to $2,000,000

  • Royalty

    • Royalty Fee

      4%

  • Training & Support

    • Comprehensive training by Franchise Business Consultants

    • Ongoing support

ExtraMile – Additional  Information

  1. Training & Support

    ExtraMile franchisees receive ongoing support from dedicated Franchise Business Consultants covering operational coaching, category management, and merchandising guidance. The platform includes inventory management technology, Blue Cube pricebook support, product rebates, and access to Chevron's purchasing scale. Marketing support covers the ExtraMile Rewards loyalty programme and targeted advertising. Buyers of an existing ExtraMile resale should confirm with the franchisor what transfer training and Franchise Business Consultant support are available to incoming ownership.

  2. Ideal Owner

    ExtraMile suits retailers already operating within the Chevron or Texaco network who want to upgrade their c-store offering. The model fits operators comfortable managing store staff, maintaining supplier relationships, and running a high-volume retail environment with consistent throughput. Experience in convenience or fuel retailing is an advantage, though the franchisor's support systems are structured to guide franchisees through category management and merchandising. Operators with strong local presence who can build repeat traffic through the loyalty programme are well-positioned in this model.

  3. Recognition & Awards

    ExtraMile has earned recognition as one of the larger franchise convenience chains in the US, appearing in the CSP Daily News Top 202 Convenience Store Chains for 2025. The brand's growth from fewer than 500 locations to more than 1,100 in under a decade reflects strong franchisee adoption across the Chevron and Texaco network. ExtraMile's consumer programme includes an active rewards platform with national reach and digital engagement. For resale buyers, local unit reputation, repeat customer strength, and territory fuel traffic are the most relevant indicators of brand value at the store level.

  4. Industry / Market

    US convenience stores generate nearly $860 billion in total annual sales according to NACS, with in-store sales accounting for approximately $328 billion. The industry spans roughly 152,000 stores nationwide, and an estimated 80% of US fuel purchases flow through c-store locations, creating a structural link between fuel traffic and merchandise sales. Prepared food has been among the fastest-growing in-store categories as demand for grab-and-go meals continues to rise. For resale buyers, location-level fuel volume and in-store sales trends are key factors when assessing unit potential.

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