According to Checkers's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the average net sales for franchised Checkers 'Non-Traditional, Walmart or In-Line' restaurants in high-density markets was $810,503 for the 2024 fiscal year. This data is based on 21 restaurants, with 10 of them, or 48%, attaining or exceeding this average. The median net sales for this category of restaurants was $796,429. The range of net sales for these restaurants varied from a low of $279,523 to a high of $1,379,592.

For a prospective franchisee, this information provides insight into the potential revenue that can be generated by a Checkers franchise located in a non-traditional setting such as a Walmart or in-line location within a high-density market. It's important to note that while the average net sales figure is $810,503, individual restaurant performance can vary significantly, as shown by the wide range between the low and high net sales figures. This variation can be influenced by factors such as location specifics, operational efficiency, and local market conditions.

It is also important to consider the number of restaurants used to calculate these averages. With only 21 restaurants in this category, the performance of a few outliers could significantly impact the average. Therefore, prospective franchisees should conduct thorough due diligence, including reviewing the performance of existing locations and understanding the factors that contribute to their success or failure. Speaking with current franchisees and visiting various locations can provide valuable insights into the realities of operating a Checkers franchise in a non-traditional setting.

Furthermore, the FDD specifies that the net sales figures for franchised Checkers restaurants were derived from unaudited financial reports submitted by franchisees for the purpose of computing royalties. While this is a common practice, it's essential to recognize that these figures have not been independently verified. Prospective franchisees should also be aware of the definition of "Net Sales" as outlined in the FDD, which includes all revenue from food, beverages, and other products and services, but excludes sales taxes and is reduced by refunds, credits, and promotional discounts.