Short answer. A U.S.Pizza franchise in Delhi costs about ₹15 Lakhs for an express outlet and up to ₹79.5 Lakhs for a full dine-in restaurant, on a 5% royalty, opening 30 days from signing. Delhi is completely open territory — U.S.Pizza has no outlet in the city yet, so the whole of Delhi NCR is available to a first franchisee.
U.S.Pizza has 86 outlets across 35+ cities, with an average outlet age of 6.5 years. Delhi franchise information updated October 2026.
Franchise Cost CalculatorU.S.Pizza has served pizza since 1996 and has 86 outlets across 35+ cities, operated by United Restaurants Ltd. In this short film our leadership explains how the franchise model works and what it costs to open.
Delhi territories are open now — South Delhi, West Delhi, Dwarka and NCR, plus any other area on request. Apply for a franchise or read how other pizza franchises work.
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U.S.Pizza has no outlet in Delhi yet. That means a first franchisee here picks their catchment before anyone else does.
Format, not city, decides the number. What Delhi changes is the rent.
| Format | Space | Total investment | Typical site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Express Location dependent | 200–499 sq ft | ₹15 – 26 Lakhs | malls, food courts, high-street kiosks |
| Delivery-led / QSR | 500–999 sq ft | ₹31 – 43 Lakhs | delivery and takeaway, small seating |
| Dine-in restaurant | 1,000–4,000 sq ft | ₹41.5 – 79.5 Lakhs | full seating, the flagship format |
| Multi-brand food court | 4,000+ sq ft | ₹80 Lakhs – 1.5 Cr | several brands under one kitchen |
Setup cost totals include the ₹4–10 lakh franchise fee (plus GST), equipment, interiors, launch and pre-opening costs. Working capital is extra. Royalty is 5% of net sales, with no separate advertising levy.
On rent. Across Delhi, retail that suits a U.S.Pizza outlet generally runs about ₹75 – 160 per sq ft per month — the spread reflects the road, the building and the catchment rather than the format. A well-priced side-street unit and a prime high-street frontage can both work; what matters is whether the rent is one the format can carry. We work that through with you at the site-visit stage, so bring us the site you like rather than ruling one out on rent alone.
Nothing in Delhi is allocated. These are the catchments we would look at first, but the whole city and the wider NCR are available.
No territory in this city has been allocated yet.
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Format decides the number, not the city. An express outlet of 200–499 sq ft is about ₹15–26 Lakhs; delivery-led is ₹31–43 Lakhs; full dine-in is ₹41.5–79.5 Lakhs. Those totals include the ₹4–10 lakh franchise fee, equipment, interiors, launch and pre-opening costs; working capital is extra.
Across Delhi, retail suitable for a U.S.Pizza outlet generally runs about ₹75–160 per sq ft per month, depending on the road, the building and the catchment. The right site is the one whose rent the format can carry — we work that through with you at the site-visit stage.
30 days from signing to opening, across five stages: apply, site visit, sign, fit-out and launch.
An express-format U.S.Pizza outlet costs about ₹15 lakhs, including the franchise fee. Domino’s, Pizza Hut, KFC, McDonald’s and Burger King run their Indian outlets through large operating companies rather than selling single outlets to individuals.
It depends on three things far more than on the city: the format you choose, the rent you sign, and how much of your volume comes through delivery aggregators, who take a substantial cut of every order. Use the calculator above to price your own square footage, and we will model the unit economics for your specific site during the site visit.
Submit the enquiry form on this page with the catchment you have in mind. We confirm whether the territory is open, review financial capability, then arrange a site visit before any agreement is signed.
No. Delhi is completely open territory — there is no U.S.Pizza outlet in the city yet, so a first franchisee here has the whole of Delhi NCR to choose from.
It depends on the format. South Delhi and West Delhi high streets suit dine-in; Dwarka, Noida and Gurugram suit delivery-led outlets. We assess the specific site with you before anything is signed.
Costs and territory availability for the other markets we are allocating right now.