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Buying a Boston Pizza franchise in Canada

Boston Pizza is a casual-dining franchisor, a Canadian Franchise Association member since 1992. Its site publishes a $60,000 initial fee, a 7% royalty, 3% advertising and a $2M-$2.8M traditional investment range (as published by Boston Pizza, read Oct 22, 2026). Deavo listed 14 Boston Pizza listings on Oct 20, 2026, mostly in Ontario and British Columbia.

Reviewed · Franchisor pages read Oct 22, 2026 · Listings as of Oct 20, 2026

Boston Pizza is a trademark of its owner. Deavo is not affiliated with or endorsed by Boston Pizza or Boston Pizza International Inc.; the name identifies the businesses listed for sale. Figures are quoted from the franchisor’s own pages and are not verified by Deavo.

Listed on Deavo1612 with an asking price · as of Oct 22, 2026
WhereON · BC · QCON 10 · BC 2 · QC 2
CFA member since1992Canadian Franchise Association directory
Franchisor pages readOct 22, 2026bostonpizzafranchise.com — home, traditional, restaurant conversions, hotels and non-traditional

What Boston Pizza publishes

As published on bostonpizzafranchise.com, read Oct 22, 2026
ItemAs publishedSourceRead
Initial franchise fee$60,000 plus applicable taxes
The same $60K is shown for all three formats
bostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026
Total investment (traditional)$2M-$2.8M
Labelled “Investment Range”; no figure published for conversions or hotels
bostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026
Interior fit-out (traditional)$1.5-$2M
Including soft costs; base building, if required, is additional
bostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026
Liquid capital (traditional)$700K – $980K
Labelled “Required Liquid Capital”
bostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026
Liquid capital (conversions, hotels)35% of Total Investment
Labelled “Required Liquid Capital”
bostonpizzafranchise.com/restaurant-conversionsOct 22, 2026
Net worth (conversions, hotels)$1.5M – $2.0M
Labelled “Net Worth required”; not shown on the traditional page
bostonpizzafranchise.com/restaurant-conversionsOct 22, 2026
Royalty7%
On food and non-alcoholic beverage sales; none collected on alcohol sales
bostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026
Advertising fund3%
Co-op advertising on food and non-alcoholic beverage sales; none collected on alcohol sales
bostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026
Term and renewalNot published — not on the page readbostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026
Training8-week program
4 weeks at a corporate training centre, then 2 weeks on site before opening and 2 weeks after
bostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026
Existing restaurants for saleNot published — not on the page readbostonpizzafranchise.comOct 22, 2026
Available areasAcross Canada
Communities named by province; Alberta, PEI, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon “apply now” with none named; New Brunswick not listed
bostonpizzafranchise.com/traditionalOct 22, 2026

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Boston Pizza’s own wording: the initial fee is “plus applicable taxes”; royalty and co-op advertising apply to “food and non-alcoholic beverage sales”. Its traditional page gives liquid capital as a dollar range; its conversion and hotel pages give 35% of total investment.

Buying an existing Boston Pizza

The Boston Pizza franchising pages read on Oct 22, 2026 describe new restaurants, conversions of other restaurants and hotel or other non-traditional sites. They do not mention existing Boston Pizza restaurants for sale, so the listings below are advertised by sellers or brokers, not by the franchisor — each card says what it is. If a franchise agreement makes a sale conditional on the franchisor’s approval, that approval is a separate step from agreeing a price. See who has to approve a franchise resale and what a transfer fee is.

Three formats, three sets of requirements

Boston Pizza publishes separate figures for its traditional restaurant, a restaurant conversion and a hotel or non-traditional site. The traditional page gives a required liquid capital range; the conversion and hotel pages instead give a share of total investment and a net worth. The table above keeps them as separate rows, because a single blended figure would be wrong for all three.

Training and opening

Boston Pizza says all new franchisees complete a 4-week Hospitality and Leadership Training Program at corporate training centres in Mississauga, Ontario and Laval, Quebec, plus 2 weeks of on-site training before opening and 2 weeks after (as published, read Oct 22, 2026). It is written for a new franchisee opening a restaurant; whether a resale buyer repeats any of it is a question for the franchisor — does buying a resale require retraining? The details are on the training page.

Financing

Boston Pizza says its development team works with franchisees “from negotiating real-estate deals to securing financing”, and names no lender or programme. For the financing routes to ask about, see can a franchise purchase be financed?

Where Boston Pizza is expanding

Boston Pizza’s franchising pages list available communities by province, mark Alberta, Prince Edward Island, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon “apply now” with no community named, and do not list New Brunswick. Deavo’s Boston Pizza listings on Oct 20, 2026 were in Ontario (10), British Columbia (2) and Quebec (2). The full published list is on the locations page.

Disclosure law where Boston Pizza is listed

Ontario and British Columbia have franchise disclosure statutes; Quebec has none. Under Ontario’s and British Columbia’s franchise Acts, a franchisee may rescind without penalty within 60 days after receiving the disclosure document if it or a statement of material change came late or its contents did not meet the Act’s requirements, or within two years after entering into the franchise agreement if it was never provided, so keep the date you receive it. Boston Pizza’s traditional page publishes a royalty and a co-op advertising rate; check each against the disclosure document.

Ontario

Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise Disclosure), 2000 — the franchisor must deliver a disclosure document at least 14 days before you sign anything or pay any money.

Franchises for sale in Ontario →

British Columbia

Franchises Act — the franchisor must deliver a disclosure document at least 14 days before you sign anything or pay any money.

Franchises for sale in British Columbia →

General information, not legal advice — franchise legislation differs by province and changes over time.

Boston Pizza listings on Deavo

14 listings · 10 with an asking price

Deavo shows every listing it has seen, so one location can appear more than once when several sites advertise it. Asking prices are what sellers advertise, not sale prices.

Sources

Franchisor figures are quoted from the franchisor’s own Canadian pages on the date shown and are not verified by Deavo. Statutes are cited for the provinces where this brand is currently listed.

  1. 01
    Boston PizzaCompany
    Traditional Franchise Opportunities | Boston Pizza
    bostonpizzafranchise.com·Checked Oct 20, 2026
  2. 02
    Boston PizzaCompany
    Restaurant Conversions - Boston Pizza Franchising
    bostonpizzafranchise.com·Checked Oct 22, 2026
  3. 03
    Boston PizzaCompany
    Hotel and Non-Traditional Franchise Opportunities | Boston Pizza
    bostonpizzafranchise.com·Checked Oct 22, 2026
  4. 04
    Boston PizzaCompany
    Homepage - Boston Pizza Franchising
    bostonpizzafranchise.com·Checked Oct 22, 2026
  5. 05
    Canadian Franchise AssociationIndustry
    Boston Pizza International Inc. - Look For A Franchise
    cfa.ca·Checked Oct 22, 2026
  6. 06
    Government of OntarioGovernment
    Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise Disclosure), 2000, S.O. 2000, c. 3
    ontario.ca·Checked Aug 16, 2026
  7. 07
    Government of British ColumbiaGovernment
    Franchises Act, S.B.C. 2015, c. 35
    bclaws.gov.bc.ca·Checked Sep 30, 2026

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