New Ink and Toner Franchise Created by Veteran Franchise and Print Industry Management Team

Posted on January 30, 2007 by

MISSION VIEJO, Calif.,— inkTone, Inc., a new franchise company created to meet the growing demand for aftermarket print imaging supplies, has recently been developed by Franchise Services, Inc. inkTone retail stores will refill empty printer cartridges on-site, sell compatible inkjet cartridges and sell remanufactured toner cartridges.

inkTone was born out of a vision to create the cartridge industry’s top brand featuring the highest quality products and service. To make that vision a reality, inkTone assembled a veteran management team of franchise and print industry experts with experience in franchise development, customer support, marketing and the printer consumables industry.

“As a Franchise Services brand, inkTone has access to the finest quality training and franchise support available,” said Dan Beck, President of inkTone and past president of Sir Speedy, Inc. “inkTone franchises will naturally benefit from the many years of franchising experience that FSI brings to the network. Our management team knows how to build, manage and support franchises.”

“The imaging supplies industry is over $60 billion in market size and is expected to grow at a rate of 12% per year, which represents an incredible growth opportunity for our franchisees,” continued Beck.

Virtually every business has one or more printers in the office and over half the households in the U.S. have their own printers. inkTone is uniquely positioned to capitalize on this opportunity with both a business-to-consumer focus and a business-to-business focus.

About inkTone, Inc.

inkTone is a retail franchise operation that specializes in the sale of remanufactured inkjet and toner desktop printer cartridges.  inkTone provides its customers with a guarantee of quality and compatibility with prices up to 50% less than OEM retail prices. inkTone is owned by Franchise Services, Inc., a management company that focuses on serving the needs of small- to medium-sized businesses.