What must a 7 Brew franchisee provide to the franchisor before a proposed site visit can be accepted?

According to 7 Brew's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee must first send complete site reports and other requested materials before 7 Brew will consider a proposed site visit. These materials may include photographs and digital recordings of the potential site. The franchisee is responsible for providing all information and materials that 7 Brew requests to assess each proposed location.

This requirement allows 7 Brew to conduct a preliminary evaluation of potential sites without incurring the expense and time of physical site visits. By reviewing detailed reports and materials, 7 Brew can determine whether a site meets its basic criteria before committing to an in-person inspection. This process helps to ensure that only the most promising sites are considered, streamlining the site selection process for both the franchisee and the franchisor.

The franchisee bears the responsibility of gathering and submitting all required documentation, which can include demographic data, traffic studies, and competitive analysis. Failing to provide complete and accurate information could delay the site selection process or result in the rejection of a potentially viable location. Therefore, it is crucial for prospective 7 Brew franchisees to understand and adhere to these requirements to ensure a smooth and efficient site selection process.

While 7 Brew has the right to request specific information and materials, the FDD does not explicitly list all possible items that may be required. This leaves some discretion to 7 Brew, and the requirements may vary depending on the specific location and circumstances. A prospective franchisee should communicate closely with 7 Brew to fully understand their expectations and provide all necessary information in a timely manner.