Moge Tee: Franchise Model, Costs, Profit and Locations

Möge Tee is a bubble tea and fresh fruit tea franchise that brings high-quality beverages and desserts to the U.S. Beyond just standard bubble tea, Möge Tee offers a wide range of flavors, toppings and other menu items to appeal to an even more diverse customer base.

Möge Tee notes over 75 locations across the U.S., but given that it was established in mainland China and currently operates in China, North America, Australia and Southeast Asia, its global unit count is likely much higher.

Möge Tee aims to “break cultural boundaries and change perceptions about a beverage traditionally consumed by the older generation,” according to its website, and as its consumer base continues to expand in the U.S., it has potential to continue developing locations across the country.

Möge Tee has a broad menu that spans beyond the standard milk tea and tapioca pearl combination that is relatively accessible across the U.S. With menu items like cheese foam tea, fruit tea slush, milk swirl, Uji matcha, tofu pudding and coffee drinks, Möge Tee’s menu can appeal to guests with a range of tastes and experience with bubble tea — from first-timers to enthusiasts.

Earnings for Möge Tee franchise owners are not publicly available. Reach out to the team to learn more about financial performance representations.

According to VettedBiz, the initial investment required to open a Möge Tee franchise is about $159,000 - $269,000.

VettedBiz reports a franchise fee of $40,000.

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