

Buy a Tim Hortons Franchise
Tim Hortons is a renowned Canadian quick-service restaurant brand founded in 1964 by hockey legend Tim Horton and Ron Joyce. Known primarily for its coffee and doughnuts, the brand has expanded its menu to include a variety of beverages, baked goods, and quick meals. With over 4,000 locations—99.6% franchised—across Canada and the U.S., Tim Hortons is a staple in North American culture and a leader in the fast-food industry. The company emphasizes community engagement through initiatives like Tim Hortons Foundation Camps and national sponsorships, reinforcing its strong Canadian roots and customer loyalty. Tim Hortons is owned by Restaurant Brands International, benefiting from shared resources and strategic growth opportunities.
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Why buy a Tim Hortons Franchise?
Investing in a Tim Hortons franchise offers entry into a well-established, iconic brand with a proven business model and strong market presence. Franchisees benefit from extensive training, ongoing operational and marketing support, and a cooperative purchasing system. The brand’s deep community ties and consistent innovation provide a competitive edge, making it a stable and potentially profitable investment in the growing quick-service restaurant sector.
Tim Hortons Franchise Costs & Information
Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD
Brand Profile
Year Founded
1964
Franchising Since
1964
New Startup Cost
$695,500 – $1,914,400
Avg. Resale Price
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Franchise Fees
Initial franchise Fee
$50,000
for new territories
Transfer Fee
5%
of purchase price, max $25,000 per Shop
Royalty Fee
4.5–6%
of Gross Revenue
Marketing Fee
4%
of Gross Sales

- * Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD
Unit Performance
Total Units *
1362
New Units Opened *
42
Units Transferred *
4
Avg. Unit revenue *
$1,294,140

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