What is the maximum fee Alloy can charge the franchisee if they have to negotiate the Lease Addendum?

Based on the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the excerpts provided do not specify a maximum fee that Alloy can charge a franchisee for negotiating a Lease Addendum. The document does mention Alloy reserving the right to charge a site evaluation fee for on-site evaluations. However, this fee is not directly related to lease negotiations.

Several addenda to the franchise agreement for different states (Minnesota, South Dakota, Virginia, and Illinois) are included, primarily addressing financial assurances and compliance with state-specific regulations. These addenda focus on deferring initial fees and payments until Alloy completes its pre-opening obligations, and they also address issues like trademark infringement defense and termination rights.

To determine if Alloy charges a fee for lease addendum negotiations, a prospective franchisee should review the full Franchise Agreement and related exhibits, specifically looking for sections detailing fees or costs associated with site selection and lease negotiation support. It would also be prudent to directly ask Alloy representatives about any potential fees for this service to get a clear understanding of the costs involved.