Chaap-focused businesses offer a flexible range of franchise formats that cater to different budgets, locations, and target audiences. Whether it’s a kiosk in a mall, a cloud kitchen in a busy locality, or a small dine-in outlet, vendors can choose a model that suits their scale and strategy.

1. Kiosks & Carts: Ideal for high-footfall areas like markets and campuses, these setups require minimal space (70–120 sq. ft.) and investment (₹5–10 lakhs). They serve grilled chaap, wraps, and quick bites with low operational costs.

2. Cloud Kitchens: With delivery being a major revenue driver, cloud kitchens allow chaap brands to focus on online orders without needing a storefront. Investment starts around ₹8–15 lakhs. Centralized cooking, app integration, and packaging efficiency are key.

3. QSR Outlets: A 200–400 sq. ft. space with seating, these outlets are suitable for urban neighborhoods. Offering a full menu including chaap curries, biryani, and combo meals, this format ranges from ₹12–20 lakhs and appeals to dine-in and takeaway customers.

4. Food Courts or Franchise Cafés: Positioned in malls or food zones, these formats offer strong visibility and brand positioning with a premium feel.

By choosing the right franchise format, chaap vendors can optimize investment, operations, and customer engagement across varied markets.