Skip to main content
QSR.pro
ArticlesChainsTrendingPopularReportsToolsGlossaryMarket Map
Subscribe
QSR.pro

The definitive source for QSR industry intelligence. Deep research, real data, and actionable analysis for operators, franchisees, and investors.

Never Miss an Update

Content

  • All Articles
  • Trending
  • Popular
  • Collections
  • Guides
  • Topics
  • Archive

Categories

  • Operations
  • Finance
  • Technology
  • Industry Analysis
  • Marketing
  • People & Culture

Research & Data

  • Chain Database
  • Compare Franchises
  • State Guides
  • Best QSR by City
  • Industry Reports
  • QSR Glossary
  • Chain Rankings
  • Market Map

Tools

  • Franchise Calculator
  • Wage Benchmarks
  • All Tools

Resources

  • Start Here
  • Reading List
  • Newsletter
  • Site Directory
  • RSS Feed

Company

  • About
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service

Connect

LinkedIn

© 2026 QSR Pro. All rights reserved.

Built with precision for the QSR industry

  1. Home
  2. Chains
  3. Pizza Hut

Pizza Hut

Pizza

Pizza restaurant chain offering dine-in, delivery, and carryout

Headquarters
Plano, Texas
Founded
1958
Ownership
subsidiary
Website
Visit Site →
Parent Company: Yum! Brands(YUM)

Key Metrics (2024)

Unit Count
18,700
Average Unit Volume
$900K
System Sales
$13.60B

Franchise Investment Guide

Complete cost breakdown for opening a Pizza Hut franchise

Full Guide
Franchise Fee
$25K
Total Investment
$300K - $2.20M
Royalty + Ad Fees
10.75%
Est. Revenue
$1.00M
View Full Franchise Cost Breakdown

Detailed Metrics

2024

Average Unit Volume
Source: Industry analysis
$900K
System Sales
Source: Company reports
$13.60B
Unit Count
Source: Yum! Brands reports
18,700

Related Articles

How to Open a KFC Franchise in 2026: Costs, Fees, Revenue, and the Full FDD Breakdown

A KFC franchise costs $1.85M to $3.77M with average revenue of $1.35M. Full 2025 FDD analysis covering fees, unit economics, 314 US closures, and what buyers need to know.

The QSR Labor Crisis in 2026: Wages, Automation, and the Fight for the Future of Fast Food

With quit rates surging past 4.8%, wages under political pressure, and unions organizing at record pace, QSR operators are turning to AI drive-thrus, robotic fryers, and self-order kiosks to survive. Here is where every major chain stands.

March 28, 2026

The 2026 QSR Real Estate Bidding War: Too Many Chains Chasing Too Few A-Sites

Six major QSR brands are simultaneously executing aggressive expansion plans in 2026, colliding over the same premium drive-thru sites and driving acquisition costs to new highs. Here's what operators need to know.

March 25, 2026

Little Caesars Launches Four-N-One Stix as Pizza Chains Race to Own the Shareable Snacking Category

Little Caesars debuted $7.99 Four-N-One Stix nationwide, a 16-piece shareable breadstick product in four flavors. The launch signals a broader pizza QSR arms race for group snacking occasions against Domino's and Papa Johns.

March 24, 2026

15% of U.S. Restaurants Face Closure Risk in 2026, BBI Data Shows

Black Box Intelligence data flags 15% of U.S. restaurants as closure risks in 2026, up from earlier estimates of 9% for full-service operators alone. With 42% of operators reporting unprofitable operations in 2025 and food costs still 35% above pre-pandemic levels, the shake-out has begun.

March 24, 2026

Restaurant Industry H1 2026: No Catalysts in Sight, Say Analysts

Industry consultant John Gordon's March 2026 assessment is blunt: there are no visible catalysts to shift the current conditions facing restaurant operators. With $1.55 trillion in projected sales masking flat traffic, 1,000+ chain closures, and margin compression on every front, the first half of 2026 is shaping up as a grind.

March 24, 2026