Buying a Buck or Two Plus! franchise in Canada

New-location advertisements, not resales

Each Buck or Two Plus! listing on Deavo is an advertisement for a new store in a named town, placed on behalf of the franchisor. Nobody is selling a running store. Any price on a card comes from that advertisement, not from a current owner asking for an established store, and it is not a valuation; Deavo shows no asking-price summary for the brand for that reason. The franchisor’s pages we read make no statement about selling existing stores, so there is no page here on buying an existing one.

What the franchisor describes

Buck or Two Plus! says its franchisees get “proven systems and processes”, “comprehensive education and training programs”, a “proprietary ordering system”, the “freedom to order directly from approved suppliers” and a “full home office support team”. Its About page adds “assistance with site selection and lease negotiations” (as published, read Oct 22, 2026). It also says that “we will search for and identify a location that we believe meets our location criteria in a market that you specify”. The pages publish no fee, total investment, capital requirement, net worth, royalty, advertising contribution or term, so ask the franchisor for its franchise disclosure document and for the numbers behind each card.

Training and opening

The franchising page lists “comprehensive education and training programs” and the About page says the “franchise application, screening, and training processes” are designed to get a franchisee “started in business faster than ever before” (as published, read Oct 22, 2026). No length, place or cost of training is given, so ask how long it runs, where, and what it costs.

Financing

The pages read say nothing about financing, and name no lender or programme. For how Canadian franchise purchases are financed in general, see can a franchise purchase be financed?

Where Buck or Two Plus! is expanding

Buck or Two Plus! says it has “targeted growth in every province” (as published, read Oct 22, 2026). It publishes no list of open territories on the pages we could read. Deavo’s Buck or Two Plus! listings on Oct 20, 2026 were in Ontario (40), Newfoundland and Labrador (5), Alberta (4), British Columbia (4), Nova Scotia (3), Manitoba (2), New Brunswick (2) and Saskatchewan (2). A count of advertisements says nothing about which towns are still open, so ask the franchisor.

Disclosure law where Buck or Two Plus! is listed

6 of the 8 provinces with Buck or Two Plus! listings have franchise disclosure statutes. Where a statute’s disclosure rule applies, you must receive the franchisor’s disclosure document at least 14 days before the earlier of signing any agreement relating to the franchise and paying any consideration relating to the franchise (each Act defines both steps and sets out exceptions, including certain deposits), and late or missing disclosure can give a franchisee a statutory right to rescind within time limits the Act sets. Because the pages read publish no fee or investment figure, ask what the disclosure document says; keep the date you receive it.