₹2 lakh to ₹2 lakh a month: How the Amul Franchise turns pocket money into profit

Amul takes no cut from your earnings. That’s right—zero royalty, zero revenue share. Every rupee of profit after costs is yours, making it one of the cleanest franchise deals in India.  

You can launch an Amul outlet with as little as ₹1.5–2 lakh. That’s cheaper than most smartphones and delivers something few businesses do: profit in under a year.

From kiosks to parlours, top-performing franchises are earning up to ₹2 lakh a month in net profit. And with transparent margins up to 50%, the math actually works.  

Forget razor-thin profits. Amul’s recipe-based products like shakes and sundaes offer margins up to 50%, turning every scoop into serious cash.  

It’s Amul. You don’t need to “build” a brand—just unlock the door. With 75 years of trust and daily household presence, customer flow is practically built in.  

Many outlets hit break-even in just 6–12 months. For entrepreneurs used to slow ROI or shaky ventures, Amul feels like a business-class shortcut to profitability.  

From supply chain to store setup, Amul offers full backend support. This isn’t just a franchise—it’s a business kit that shows up with a roadmap and a safety net.  

From basic dairy to ice cream to quick-service meals, Amul franchises sell across categories—keeping footfall and revenue steady through every season.  

Small space? Go with a kiosk. Bigger location? Open a parlour. The franchise model adapts to your location and budget, not the other way around.