Smacks


Hamburgers


Join the fastest- growing smash burger brand in the UK, with over 25m viral social media views!


what makes us so special?


If you've tried our food, then you'll know already... but if not, then here goes:


Superior taste and freshness We are the only burger chain to grind our meat in-store daily, resulting in a fresh taste like no other burger


High-quality ingredients - Our beef is 100% Angus, our chicken is breaded fresh and our bespoke range of sauces are delicious


Our pricing is very competitive - Our retail prices are far below the cost of other high-quality burgers, resulting in an incredibly high turnover per store size


Much loved - Smacks has an incredibly loyal following and a wide appeal to various customer types. Our menu is 100% halal


why become part of our team?


Unparalleled level of business support - From our excellent calibre operational team, that includes full staff training and ongoing marketing support


Low cost set up - £180K average store fit out costs and £20K franchise set up fee


Simplicity - We have an open and fully transparent way of working. We supply 100% of all goods directly to your store, at very competitive prices enabling to you make maximum profits


Low running costs - Minimal staff, small stores of 1,000sq ft+ without the need for high rents. c.50% of delivery sales by Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat. ROI - conservatively 2 to 3 years


We are expanding fast - We have 10 stores who are all trading very successfully, with 6 new larger stores to open at the end of 2024/early 2025 and 22 further stores in the pipeline. Stores can be open within 12 weeks from securing the building - so start your property search right away to secure a 3 store agreement for your chosen region - many major cities are still currently available!


Email our team at: smackshamburgers @smackshamburgers @smackshamburgers franchise@smackshamburgers.co.uk


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