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Franchising can offer an established format, brand recognition and operating support. It also carries fees, territory limits and contractual obligations that deserve careful review before signing.
No approved franchise formats yet
Franchisors can submit a format for moderation, and prospective franchisees can register their industry, investment range and preferred territory to be notified first.
Evaluation
What to review in a franchise offer
- Total investment, franchise fee, royalties and marketing contributions.
- Territory rights, exclusivity and renewal terms.
- Training, supply-chain and ongoing operational support.
- Unit economics and the assumptions behind any illustrations.
- Existing franchisee experience and turnover of outlets.
- Term, termination, transfer and post-term restrictions.
- Licences, compliance and local regulatory requirements.
Independent review is essential
Any figures presented in a franchise disclosure are illustrative and not a projection of your results. Have the franchise agreement reviewed by a qualified lawyer and the financial model reviewed by a qualified accountant in your jurisdiction.