Buying a Freshslice Pizza franchise in Canada

New-location advertisements, not resales

The Freshslice listings below advertise a new Freshslice location. They are not stores that a current franchisee is selling, and the price on a card is the figure the advertiser wrote for opening one, not what a seller is asking for a trading business. Deavo does not total those prices into an asking-price figure for Freshslice, and you should not read them as one. Each card says it is a new-location opportunity.

What Freshslice publishes

Freshslice’s franchising page says it has “removed the barriers to entry, with only $60,000 liquid cash required”, and also lists “Have Net Worth of 500k (Including 150k Liquid)” (as published, read Oct 22, 2026). It also says “0% royalty and 0% ad fees”. The same page offers single-unit, multi-unit and Area Representative Ownership routes and names United States contacts as well as Canadian ones, so it is not a Canada-only statement, and we have not treated its figures as a Canadian fee schedule. It gives no initial franchise fee, total investment, term or renewal. Those rows in the table above read “Not published” because they were not on the page we read, not because no such cost exists. The two liquidity figures are not the same number on that page, so ask Freshslice which one applies to the location you are considering.

Training and opening

The page lists “Training & get on the job evaluation” and says franchise partners get an in-house project supervision and design team, hiring and training support, and purchasing and distribution assistance. It gives no length, location or format for training. Ask Freshslice how long training runs, who pays for it and whether it happens before or after the lease is signed, and ask for the answer in writing. Compare what you are told with what the franchise disclosure document says.

Financing

Freshslice names no lender and no financing programme on the page read. For how Canadian franchise purchases are financed, see can a franchise purchase be financed? For the financial standards franchisors may set for buyers, see what financial requirements do franchisors set for buyers.

Where Freshslice is expanding

Deavo’s Freshslice listings on Oct 20, 2026 were in Ontario (2) and British Columbia (1). The franchising page lists regional contacts, including Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec and Atlantic Canada, but it does not publish a list of available towns, so a region having a contact is not a statement that a site is open there.

Disclosure law where Freshslice is listed

All two provinces with Freshslice listings have franchise disclosure statutes. Where a statute’s disclosure duty applies, the franchisor must provide a disclosure document that you receive at least 14 days before the earlier of signing the franchise agreement or any other agreement relating to the franchise, or paying any consideration relating to the franchise to the franchisor or its associate — subject to each Act’s exceptions (certain deposits and agreements) and exemptions. If the document or a statement of material change comes late, or its contents fall short of the Act’s requirements, the Act lets a franchisee rescind within 60 days after receiving the document; if it was never provided, within two years after entering the franchise agreement. Because Freshslice publishes no initial fee or total investment, that document is where you would look for them; keep the date you receive it.