I did my first smashburger shop today after doing more than I care to count Five Guys shops. I figured I would give it a shot since I am trying out some different networks.
I look at those two as direct competitors, and I would therefore think they would price themselves in the same nature in their mystery shop category. The avg fee (no bonus) for five guys is $6-9 depending on the time of day, smashburger is $4! Five guys gives you $11 for a expense where smashburger gives you $10. The price point for smashburger appears to be higher as I usually walk out of five guys spending $10.06 on the dot (with the exception of one location which is $10.10).
The report for five guys has become second nature to me and is relatively more straight forward...where smashburger is a bit more of a nusance I feel like.
So my question is, why would people pick up the smashburger shops on a regular basis? I cant imagine going out of my way to pick one up in the future now. I didn't want to judge it until I gave it a try...but I cant be the only one who wonders why isn't the smashburger shop bringing a larger fee to the table?
I look at those two as direct competitors, and I would therefore think they would price themselves in the same nature in their mystery shop category. The avg fee (no bonus) for five guys is $6-9 depending on the time of day, smashburger is $4! Five guys gives you $11 for a expense where smashburger gives you $10. The price point for smashburger appears to be higher as I usually walk out of five guys spending $10.06 on the dot (with the exception of one location which is $10.10).
The report for five guys has become second nature to me and is relatively more straight forward...where smashburger is a bit more of a nusance I feel like.
So my question is, why would people pick up the smashburger shops on a regular basis? I cant imagine going out of my way to pick one up in the future now. I didn't want to judge it until I gave it a try...but I cant be the only one who wonders why isn't the smashburger shop bringing a larger fee to the table?