High Capital Franchises

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Kono's Northshore

Kono’s Northshore is a new standard in delicious Hawaian cuisine, served up within a casual, fun model. Founded in 2002 in Haleiwa, Hawaii, Kono’s Northshore set out to deliver Extra Aloha Service with each and every meal…

200k Minimum Cash Required

Port of Subs

Port of Subs® offers a proven franchise with 50+ years of history, loyal fans, and a reputation for fresh, made-to-order sandwiches. Now entering rapid growth with sleek new designs, updated branding, and streamlined…

150k Minimum Cash Required

Fit Body Boot Camp

Own a fitness business without starting from scratch. Fit Body Boot Camp combines the results of personal training with the scalability of group workouts. With low overhead, recurring revenue, and done-for-you marketing, our…

150k Minimum Cash Required

1-800-PLUMBER +AIR

There's only one franchise that combines plumbing and HVAC under one brand — and it's growing fast. Named to Entrepreneur's Top 500 Franchises, 1-800-Plumber +Air gives you two revenue streams, a…

150k Minimum Cash Required

Kiddie Academy

Do you dream of owning a business that is both unique and rewarding? Then Kiddie Academy is the opportunity you've been waiting for! Our strong support system, training program, and proven business model will help you…

250k Minimum Cash Required

Spherion Staffing & Recruiting

Generate $5.6 million in annual revenue with America’s most-awarded staffing and recruiting franchise. Our network of independent, locally owned franchise offices delivers staffing solutions that matter: temporary,…

150k Minimum Cash Required

Why Invest in an Expensive Franchise?

Big investments can lead to big returns. And yes, with big investments comes big risk, but many of the brands requiring higher levels of investment and capital are proven in the marketplace. These businesses give you the potential to make it rich in franchising.

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If you are looking to invest in a business that has the potential for large profit margins, consider a high capital franchise. Though expensive, many of these franchises are well-known and respected brands that offer you a proven business model, ongoing support, and franchisors with years of experience and expertise in the industry. Opportunities that require a higher investment aren't for everyone, but for those in a solid cash position ($100,000 or more) to make the leap can realize big returns.

Did You Know?

Subway has the most franchise establishments totaling 26,530 U.S. franchise units

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SOURCE: International Franchise Association; IHS Global Insight
In 2015, McDonald's revenue reached $25.4 billion

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SOURCE: McDonald's
Initial franchise investments for Pizza Hut were estimated to total $2.1 billion in 2015

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SOURCE: Yum! Brands

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