According to Crave's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the Multi-Unit Development Agreement includes two attachments. These are Attachment 1, which is the Minimum Performance Schedule, and Attachment 2, which defines the Development Area.

The Minimum Performance Schedule outlines the specific dates by which the multi-unit developer must have a certain number of Crave franchise agreements in place and operating within the designated Development Area. This schedule is crucial because it sets the expectations for the pace of development and ensures that the multi-unit developer is actively expanding the Crave brand within their territory.

The Development Area attachment is equally important as it clearly defines the geographic region where the multi-unit developer has the right to establish Crave franchises. This prevents overlap and conflicts with other franchisees or with Crave's own corporate locations. Understanding the specifics of these attachments is essential for any prospective multi-unit developer to assess their obligations and potential within the Crave franchise system.