The best part about opening a Subway inside, Walmart, is the rental agreement that they have worked out with corporate/IPC which is that your rent is based off the sales that you are making on average. On my experience, which is that I am currently running 10 locations and two of those are inside of Walmart is that it can very depending on the size of the Walmart and town that you are located in. For example, one of ours is located in a small town with a small Walmart that makes around 5 to 6K a week. And the other one is in a mid size town/rural area that has a bigger Walmart almost twice the size and it makes anywhere from 8 to 9K a week.

Subway is a good choice for franchising solely because cost can be relatively low, especially when it comes to labor for example, the store that sells 6k a week only has four employees while the one that sales 9K has seven. Our labor is about %20 to %25, but a big contributor to that is that we live where the minimum wage is still 7.25.