Does Philly Soft Pretzel Factory disclose financial performance?

No. The most recent FDD makes no financial performance representation in Item 19, which means the franchisor discloses no revenue figures.

Philly Soft Pretzel Factory

Snack and Nonalcoholic Beverage Bars

How that compares in its industry

Brands in the same industry group — Limited-Service Restaurants — with at least 20 finished loans, meaning repaid or written off. 1396 further brands were left out for having too few. The chart draws 13 of 100: the best and worst of the group, plus Philly Soft Pretzel Factory. The 87 in between are marked where they fall.

35 of 99 comparable brands had a lower charge-off rate than Philly Soft Pretzel Factory.

The median brand in this group charged off 6.9% of its finished loans; Philly Soft Pretzel Factory charged off 3.7% — 0.5× the median. Rank alone would move a whole place if any single brand did, so the median is the steadier comparison.

That rests on 27 finished loans. One fewer default would read 0.0%, one more 7.4% — how much a single borrower moves this figure is part of reading it.

Great American Cookies0.0%0/38

Dunkin Donuts/baskin-robbins Co-brand0.0%0/40

Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen0.0%0/48

DQ Grill & Chill Operating Agreement (American Dairy Queen)0.0%0/38

American Deli0.0%0/24

Dutch Bros Coffee0.0%0/47

29 brands from 0.0% to 2.9% not shown

Philly Soft Pretzel Factory you3.7%1/27

58 brands from 3.8% to 26.9% not shown

Uncle Maddio's Pizza Joint28.6%6/21

Freshii32.4%12/37

Dickey's Barbecue Pit33.7%58/172

Orange Leaf38.2%21/55

Burgerim38.2%26/68

1000 Degrees Pizzeria75.0%15/20

Charge-off rate across finished loans — repaid or written off — so a lower bar is better. Counts beside each bar are the evidence behind the percentage — a brand with 3 of 21 and one with 30 of 210 share a rate and not a level of certainty. Industry grouping is the SBA’s own classification (NAICS 7225), which is broader than a brand’s own speciality.