Retail Franchises

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Batteries Plus

Over 30 years of consistent growth. Ongoing support. Multiple revenue streams. Whether you’re looking into owning your very first store, or you’re interested in adding to your existing franchise portfolio, Batteries Plus…

100k Minimum Cash Required

Mattress By Appointment

Get started for as little as $19,000. Make an investment in your future. No franchise fees, setup fees or training costs. 100% of your investment goes to your business. Do you need work that can fit around your family…

19k Minimum Cash Required

CartCapital - Subscription Based E-Commerce Store

Did you know you could partner with a company to build out your entire e-commerce store, from product research to inventory acquisition to marketing? Yep! You can easily make 6-7 figures in passive income when we build your…

50k Minimum Cash Required

AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care

Own Your Future by Owning an AAMCO Automotive Franchise! From transmissions and oil changes to electric vehicle repair, AAMCO is an iconic brand. Tap into the recession-resistant, $292 billion Auto Care Industry. Invest in an…

75k Minimum Cash Required

Mathnasium Learning Center

Own the World's #1 Math-Only Tutoring Center, With a Proven Record of Success, for Under $150K. Mathnasium offers a low-cost investment, simple startup, and a proven business model with a successful track record. For…

100k Minimum Cash Required

Bruster’s Real Ice Cream

A Scoop Above The Rest - Bruster's®Real Ice Cream. Since 1989, Bruster's® has become one of the country's favorite frozen treat chains. And for the last 20 years, we've been ranked by Entrepreneur…

150k Minimum Cash Required

Amid this global pandemic situation, business opportunities seem to shrink, and investors and entrepreneurs are stressed out. But regardless of COVID-19, when it comes to the retail market there is always a franchise business that will match your interests and expertise. As a growing entrepreneur, retail franchises offer a great deal of variety in the options you can choose from. And considering that retail sales reach well over $3 trillion a year, you can launch your business with confidence and eye long term growth even in these uncertain times.

Did You Know?

Since Covid-19, 88% of the retail organizations have encouraged employees to work from home

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Retail sales in the US surged a total of 30.7% in the first four months of 2020

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Operational planning for online fashion retail is currently underway at a high percentage

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In 2019, the estimated economic output of US franchise establishments was 787.5 billion US dollars

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Frequently Asked Questions about Retail Franchising

Q: What are retail franchises?
A: Retail franchises operate within the broader retail industry, offering products such as clothing, technology, furniture, food, and specialty goods. These franchises benefit from brand recognition, established supply chains, and proven business models.

Q: Do I need prior retail experience to start a retail franchise?
A: No. While experience in retail or customer service can be helpful, many franchisors provide training, operational guidance, and marketing support to help franchisees succeed.

Q: How much does it cost to start a retail franchise?
A: Costs vary depending on the franchise type, location, and inventory requirements. Some retail franchises require lower initial investments, while larger, inventory-heavy businesses demand higher startup capital. The Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) outlines all financial obligations.

Q: What are the most popular retail franchise categories?
A: Major categories include apparel, food and beverage, health and wellness, home goods, and specialty stores (e.g., sporting goods, books, and hobby shops). Each sector aligns with strong consumer spending trends.

Q: How do I choose the right retail franchise?
A: Consider market demand, investment requirements, and the level of support provided by the franchisor. Researching the FDD and speaking with current franchisees can provide valuable insights into the business model.

Retail Franchises