The cost of opening a tea shop includes rent, water and electricity costs, decoration costs, equipment costs, raw material costs, labor costs and advertising materials costs. Opening a 20-square-meter tea shop requires an investment of about 654.38+10,000 yuan, of which the store decoration cost is about 2 1 10,000 yuan, the equipment and shelf cost is about 23,000 yuan, the raw material cost is about 1 8,000 yuan, the store rental cost is about 8,000 yuan/month, the labor cost is about 8,000 yuan/month, and other miscellaneous expenses are about/kloc-. In addition, if you choose to join the brand, you need to pay a certain agency fee. In short, the cost of opening a tea shop is higher, and all aspects of costs and risks need to be fully considered. The cost of opening a tea shop includes rent, water and electricity costs, decoration costs, equipment costs, raw material costs, labor costs and advertising materials costs. Opening a 20-square-meter tea shop requires an investment of about 654.38+10,000 yuan, of which the store decoration cost is about 2 1 10,000 yuan, the equipment and shelf cost is about 23,000 yuan, the raw material cost is about 1 8,000 yuan, the store rental cost is about 8,000 yuan/month, the labor cost is about 8,000 yuan/month, and other miscellaneous expenses are about/kloc-. In addition, if you choose to join the brand, you need to pay a certain agency fee. In short, the cost of opening a tea shop is higher, and all aspects of costs and risks need to be fully considered. The funds needed to open a tea shop vary according to the location, store size and rent. In China's first tier cities, it is estimated that a tea shop needs 500,000 yuan to 6,543,800 yuan to open, including rent, interior decoration, materials, training fees, staff salaries and marketing.