Scramblers' FAQs

We require a minimum net worth of $500,000 and at least $150,000 in liquid capital. Get more information by visiting our Investment page.

Our initial investment, based on our most recent Franchise Disclosure Document, ranges from $478,000-$1,049,000. Learn more on our Investment page.

Scramblers does not offer in-house financing, but we do have a partnership with Huntington Bank. we are also are listed on the Small Business Association (SBA) registry, which has helped many of our franchisees obtain small business loans, since the SBA is more likely to grant loans to qualified candidates when they’re familiar with the franchise brand. Scramblers also maintains relationships with third-party sources that offer financing to cover equipment, inventory, accounts receivable and payroll.

While many people focus just on the financials, this is one of the most important questions about franchising you can ask. Scramblers provides support through each step in the franchise process (and beyond), including site selection and location buildout. As a Scramblers franchise owner, you’re part of our family.

As a new franchisee, you will attend an immersive two-week training program at one of our corporate restaurants. But, Scramblers’ franchisee support doesn’t stop with your grand opening, our team will visit our franchisees every 90 days. On top of this, each quarter we hold meetings with the entire franchisee system to keep everyone connected and informed. Furthermore, the Scramblers’ leadership team is always on call to help with your marketing and operational needs.

Scramblers has identified the ideal store size as about 3,500 square feet. See our expanding list of available markets.

Our first restaurant was opened in Ohio more than 35 years ago by Philip Buerk, and his son Shain, who believed in the tradition of eating meals together as a family. Check out Our Story and what makes Scramblers’ breakfast franchise model eggcellent.