
Burger Singh Franchise
Burger chain with 224 open outlets on its locator, taking 'Operator Partners': starts from Rs 30 lakh (no range), 225-400 sq ft, 5-year term. Brand claims 24-30 month payback.
Burger Singh franchise at a glance (terms checked Oct 2026)
Investment
Verdict Food Service: 'Burger Singh contributes Rs2.4m ($28,030) per restaurant'. This is the company's own contribution, not the operator's total cost, and the operator's share is not given.*
Reported by Verdict Food Service (GlobalData), 2025-07-01 · excl. GST
Ongoing take
Not published
Franchise fee
Not published
Payback
24–30 months
Brand's own claim · Above the category (typical 12 mo–23 mo, median 16 mo, 10 verified brands)
* Not verified — the brand doesn't publish this; the figure comes from other published sources or FranchiseChuno's estimate (see "Reported elsewhere" and "Our estimates" below). Real numbers can differ.
- Disputes with franchisees: None found (records checked Oct 2026)
- Outlets we could verify: 224 outlets on the brand's own store locator
- Outlet claim matches reality: Claims 224, locator lists 224
Outlets
224 verified
Brand claims 224
What we couldn't verify
- • Outlet closures
- • Franchisee satisfaction
- • Profit or loss
- • Revenue trend
Ask before you sign
- Speak to at least 3 franchisees who have run an outlet for 2+ years and see their actual monthly sales and profit — a franchisor making money doesn't mean its franchisees do.
- Ask for the one-time franchise fee in writing, and whether any part is refundable.
- Ask for the royalty and any marketing-fund fee, and how they're calculated (on sales or profit).
Franchise terms checked against Burger Singh's official franchise page on 25 Oct 2026. Figures marked * aren't published by the brand — they come from other published sources or our own estimate, and aren't verified.
Investment Breakdown
Per franchisorOngoing charges
Model your own numbers in our calculator
Open the ROI calculator* Breakdown as published by Burger Singh.
Ways to Partner with Burger Singh
1 partner model published by the brand. Figures it doesn't publish are left blank.
Operator Partner (dine-in / delivery store)
- Investment
- ₹0
- Space
- 225 sq ft – 400 sq ft
- Royalty / margin
- Brand claim: monthly net income Rs 1-1.5 lakh; payback 24-30 months
- Territory
- No area or city exclusivity
- Who it suits
- Selective interview process; operator must be present at least 90 hours a month; a family member can operate only as a co-investor who is interviewed and trained; the operator scouts the shop
Investment not published as a range; the page says the model starts from Rs 30 lakh onwards (GST extra).
Reported Elsewhere
Not verifiedBurger Singh doesn't publish these figures. Other sources have reported them, so they're here to give you a rough idea only. They may be out of date or wrong, and the real numbers can differ a lot — get them from the brand in writing before you decide.
- Company contribution per restaurant under the owner-partner model (Jul 2025)Reported by Verdict Food Service (GlobalData), 2025-07-01 · Not comparable with the Rs 30 lakh 'starts from' figure on the brand's franchise page.
- Verdict Food Service: 'Burger Singh contributes Rs2.4m ($28,030) per restaurant'. This is the company's own contribution, not the operator's total cost, and the operator's share is not given.*
- FY25 revenue reported with the Series BReported by Outlook Business, 2026-03-18 · As reported by Outlook Business; the article names no spokesperson and company filings were not read.
- Rs 117 crore (FY 2024-25)*
Unit Economics
Brand's own figuresHow Burger Singh says an outlet's numbers work. These are illustrations, not guarantees — check them against existing franchisees before you sign.
Operator Partner (dine-in / delivery store)
- Typical monthly net income (brand claim)No sample size; P&L is prepared on the applicant's own projections.
- 1,00,000 – 1,50,000 INR per month
- Payback
- 24 – 30 months
- Break-even for a new store
- 3 – 6 months
- Cost of goods sold (share of sales)
- 40 – 45 percent
What Burger Singh Says You Can Earn
Brand claimBurger Singh's own claim — no evidence given. These are not FranchiseChuno's estimates or a promise of earnings; ask existing franchisees what they actually make.
- PaybackMonths until cumulative profit equals what you invested.
- 24 months – 30 months
- Operating break-evenMonths until monthly profit turns positive — not the same as getting your money back.
- 3 months – 6 months
- Monthly profit
- ₹1 L – ₹1.5 L
Burger Singh's franchise FAQ says monthly net income 'typically ranges from 1L to 1.5L', break-even is 'around 3-6 months' and payback 'generally varies between 24-30 months'. No sample size or P&L is published; it says a P&L is prepared on the applicant's own projections during the interview. Its stated cost split: cost of goods about 40-45%, rent Rs 30,000-75,000, staff Rs 70,000-1 lakh and other overheads about Rs 40,000 a month.
Reputation & News
What the press, courts and real franchisees or customers have said about Burger Singh — summarised by us, with every source linked.
- Legal / regulatory· 2025-06-13
Delhi High Court grants Burger Singh interim injunction against a former Patna franchisee (Jun 2025)
As reported, the court granted the company an ex parte interim injunction against a former Patna franchisee it accused of breaching its 5-year agreement (expired food, unpaid raw materials, CCTV disconnected) and of continuing to use the brand after the May 2025 termination. The allegations are the company's; the other side's response was not reported.
Source: Storyboard18 - Legal / regulatory· 2024-05-17
Delhi High Court grants Burger Singh interim injunction against a former Saharsa franchisee (Apr 2024)
SCC Online reports an ex parte interim order restraining a former Saharsa, Bihar franchisee from using the 'Burger Singh' mark after the company terminated a 10-year agreement. The franchisee had denied the alleged breaches before termination; the order is interim and the outcome is not reported.
Source: SCC Online - In the news· 2025-07-01
New owner-partner model reported (Jul 2025)
Verdict Food Service reported a compact 250-350 sq ft, 16-20 seat dine-in format with Burger Singh contributing Rs 2.4 million per restaurant, a target of 50 new outlets in three months and 1,000 stores by 2030; royalty, fees and payback were not stated.
Source: Verdict Food Service - In the news· 2026-03-18
Burger Singh raises Rs 82 crore Series B led by Artal Asia (Mar 2026)
Outlook Business reports an Rs 82 crore round at a Rs 520 crore valuation, with over 200 stores in operation and FY25 revenue of Rs 117 crore as reported; the company describes a 'franchise-first model'. Figures are not checked against filings.
Source: Outlook Business
Key Terms at Burger Singh
The clauses that shape day-to-day running and your exit — read these before the fee.
- Renewal
- Term is '5+5+5+5 years'; after 5 years, renewal depends on performance and compliance.
- Selling the franchise
- Transfer only with Burger Singh's consent, after a performance review and operator interview; resale before 5 years is assessed case by case with brand approval.
- Exit
- Termination can follow violation of brand SOPs, underperformance or misuse of brand IP; consistent non-performance risks non-renewal.
- Territory
- No area or city-level exclusivity is provided.
- Supply & stock
- Only Burger Singh-approved vendors may do civil work and core furniture/fixtures; supply chain and logistics are centralized.
- Other terms
- The operator must be present at least 90 hours a month; a manager cannot replace the operator.
- Pricing
- Offline discounts only from a pre-approved menu-pricing slab; online discounts are agreed with the central team.
Legal & Contract Summary
Key contract terms at a glance — read before you sign.
Agreement Type
Franchisee-Owned, Franchisee-Operated
Contract Duration
5 yearsRenewal Available
YesTerritory Exclusivity
—Non-Compete Clause
—Exit Clause
—Who Can Apply for Burger Singh
Conditions the brand sets for partners, and the licences the business needs.
- Operator involvement: At least 90 hours a month in person; no manager substitutionRequired
- Location: Operator finds the shop: ground floor on a main street, min 225 sq ft with 125 sq ft kitchen, 12 ft frontage, rent within city cap; malls and food courts are rejected; storage is extraRequired
- Power: Minimum 28 kW sanctioned loadRequired
- Setup time: Typically 45-60 days from property finalisationPreferred
- Experience: Not required; passion for the food business and an interview on leadership, local market and P&L ownershipPreferred
- Local permits: FSSAI, fire NOC and similar local documents are the partner's responsibility (the brand guides on formats)Required
Licences & registrations
| Licence | Issued by | Who gets it |
|---|---|---|
| FSSAI food licence / registrationBurger Singh says it 'guides you with formats' but the partner manages local documentation, including fire NOC. | FSSAI / State Food Safety Department | You |
About the Brand
Brand USP
Calls itself the largest Made-in-India burger chain (brand claim); small 225-400 sq ft stores with central supply chain, delivery-platform management and marketing run by the brand.
Why invest in Burger Singh?
Burger Singh by the Numbers
Source marked on each figure224 (plus 6 coming soon)
Operating outlets on its locator · 26 Oct 2026
Store locator200+; target 1,000 stores by 2030
Outlets claimed on its franchise page · 26 Oct 2026
Brand claimRs 117 crore (reported; not checked against filings)
FY25 revenue as reported by Outlook Business (Mar 2026) · 18 Mar 2026
Brand claimRs 82 crore led by Artal Asia at a Rs 520 crore valuation (press)
Series B · 18 Mar 2026
IndependentBurger Singh Outlet Network
By state · 26 Oct 2026
- Uttar Pradesh45
- Delhi33
- Haryana33
- Maharashtra16
- Punjab12
- Gujarat12
- Uttarakhand12
- Karnataka10
- Rajasthan10
- Madhya Pradesh7
- West Bengal7
- Bihar6
+ 11 more
Cities with Outlets
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Company Financials
Brand-level, publicly reportedThe franchisor's own company health — separate from what a single franchise outlet earns.
Notable investors
A profitable franchisor doesn't mean profitable franchisees. These are the company's numbers, not an outlet's. A franchisor can grow on fees and supplies while outlets struggle — talk to existing franchisees and see their accounts before you decide.
Company Health Check
What Burger Singh's franchisor company has filed with the registrar and the courts — the checks a lawyer would run before you sign.
- Brand trademark
- Not checked on IP India. The Delhi High Court granted interim injunctions protecting the 'Burger Singh' mark against former franchisees in April 2024 and June 2025 (press reports).
Source: Brand site, Delhi High Court interim orders as reported by SCC Online (Apr 2024) and Storyboard18 (13 Jun 2025), Outlook Business (18 Mar 2026). MCA, GST, trademark registers, rating agencies and the company's filings could not be read (its MGT-7 and AGM-notice PDFs on the site are scanned images). (checked Oct 2026)
Full company recordsFinancials year by year, registered details, leadership and timelineShowHide
Company Profile
The legal entity behind the brand, its leadership, and its official channels.
- Registered name
- Tipping Mr Pink Private Limited
- Company type
- Private limited company
- CIN
- U55101DL2012PTC238232
- Headquarters
- Connaught Place, New Delhi
Leadership
- KKabir Jeet SinghFounder (named as founder and CEO in press)
- NNitin RanaCo-founder, operations
- RRahul SethCo-founder, marketing and technology
- AAjaypal RathoreDirector Finance (also leads HR and Legal per the About page)
Social presence
Burger Singh Timeline
2012
Tipping Mr Pink Private Limited incorporated
CIN U55101DL2012PTC238232 as printed on the brand's site; incorporation date not verified on MCA.
2014
Burger Singh recipe testing starts
Its About page says the founders began testing the burgers in 2014.
Apr 2024
Delhi High Court interim injunction against a former Saharsa franchisee
Ex parte interim injunction over continued use of the mark after the company terminated a 10-year agreement (see case record).
SourceJun 2025
Delhi High Court interim injunction against a former Patna franchisee
Ex parte interim injunction over continued use of the brand after termination (see case record).
SourceJul 2025
Owner-partner franchise model announced
Verdict Food Service: compact dine-in 250-350 sq ft with 16-20 seats, company contribution of Rs 2.4 million per restaurant, and a target of 50 new outlets in three months.
SourceMar 2026
Rs 82 crore Series B
Led by Artal Asia, with Negen Undiscovered Value Fund and Aurum Rising India Fund; valuation Rs 520 crore; over 200 stores.
Source2030Announced plan
Target of 1,000 stores
Per the franchise page; the FAQ roadmap says 1000+ by 2028.
FranchiseChuno Analysis
Our analysis of verified dataHow Burger Singh looks once the numbers are checked side by side.
- •Investment below the Food & Beverage medianMidpoint ₹0 L vs a category median of ₹24 L across brands on FranchiseChuno.
- ✓Brand operating for 12 yearsFounded in 2014. The brand doesn't state when franchising began.
- ✓Outlet claim matches its store locator224 outlets on its own store locator (26 Oct 2026 (231 entries; 230 unique after removing one store listed twice; 224 operating, 6 'Coming Soon')), in line with the 224 it claims.
Data completeness
73%
- ✓ Terms checked against the brand's own page
- ✓ Published investment (not an estimate)
- â—‹ Franchise fee
- â—‹ Royalty
- ✓ ROI or payback claim
- ✓ Agreement term
- ✓ Training details
- ✓ Outlet cities verified
- â—‹ Company financials
- ✓ Legal entity
- ✓ News & public opinion checked
Ask Before You Sign
Questions tailored to what Burger Singh does and doesn't publish.
- 1Speak to at least 3 franchisees who have run an outlet for 2+ years and see their actual monthly sales and profit — a franchisor making money doesn't mean its franchisees do.
- 2Ask for the one-time franchise fee in writing, and whether any part is refundable.
- 3Ask for the royalty and any marketing-fund fee, and how they're calculated (on sales or profit).
- 4Ask whether you get an exclusive territory, and how large it is.
- 5Have a lawyer review the franchise agreement before paying anything.
- 6Visit 2–3 existing outlets and speak to their owners without the brand present.
Running the outletSpace, staff, launch steps, training, support and who does whatShowHide
Operations Required
What you'll need on the ground to run this franchise day-to-day.
Area Required
225 - 400 sq ft
Staff Needed
4 - 5 people
Setup Time
60 days
Owner Involvement
—
Best Locations
Not published
Business Type
Not published
Training & Support
What the brand provides to help you launch and run your franchise.
Training Cost
Covered by franchisor
Operations Manual
Step-by-step playbook for running the outlet
Supply Chain Support
Vendor sourcing, inventory & logistics
Technology / POS
Billing, inventory, and management software
Marketing Support
National & local marketing campaigns
Launch Support
Pre-opening setup and grand-opening assistance
Ongoing Field Support
Regular visits and operational coaching
Training Programme
Ongoing Support
What Burger Singh franchisees say
We haven't yet heard from enough Burger Singh franchisees to show anything. We publish totals once 3 or more people who run an outlet have answered and we've called each one to check.
I run a Burger Singh outlet — share how it wentFrequently Asked Questions
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