The Nationwide Leader in youth programming for elementary aged children is now offering Franchises to a select group of nurturing, dynamic, entrepreneurial people interested in starting their own business, making a positive impact on the lives of children, and taking control of their financial future.
To buy a franchise with Overtime Athletics, you'll need to have at least $20,000 in liquid capital. Franchisees can expect to make a total investment of $32,700 - $56,250. Overtime Athletics charges a franchise fee of $20,000. *
Liquid Capital: | $20,000 What does Liquid Capital mean? |
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Total Investment: | $32,700 - $56,250 What does Total Investment mean? |
Franchise Fee: | $20,000 What is a Franchise Fee? |
Royalty Fee: | 5% ($1200 minimum per quarter) |
Financing: | Not Available |
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Training: | Available |
Total Units: | 25 |
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Year Founded: | 2003 |
Franchising Since: | 2017 |
Discover a rewarding career with Overtime Athletics (Recently named in Entrepreneur Magazine).
Overtime Athletics is an engaging children’s program that has a focus on FUN & SAFETY. For 17 years OTA has been positively impacting families on & off the field through our best-in-class customer service, affordability, curriculum, coaching, & flexibility.
OTA concept in a nutshell and for the past 17 years this business model has proven to be a hit in more than 500 elementary schools nationwide and with an annual 25,000 kids. And the popularity among parents is extraordinary because the OTA way not only provides children with a positive sports experience and knowledge about team work, it also teaches early healthy habits that can have lifetime benefits. The kids just think the activities are fun – they don’t realize these carefully crafted programs have other merits…but their parents sure do!
How it works is simple. OTA franchisees build relationships with schools, PTAs and related educational facilities, so there is an automatic built-in customer base. It is our experience that schools hosting OTA after school programs or summer camps realize the value of an optional activity that parents can sign up for their kids to participate in.
The OTA after school programs and summer camps are designed for kids age 5 to 13, but some OTA franchises also offer a preschool program for 4-year-olds. We can help an OTA franchisee figure out the best programs, camps and clinics for their particular territory.
As a franchisee, you enjoy a number of advantages that a stand-alone, independent start-up does not. You begin with the accumulated experience, know-how, business practices and operating plan that come with a franchise.
As a franchisee, you enjoy name-brand recognition and a network of support provides an immediate and distinct competitive edge over the independent, stand-alone business. You can avoid that costly trial-and-error period that causes so many problems for start-up businesses. As a franchisee, you’ll “hit the ground running.”
The Overtime Athletics opportunity gives you the ready-made framework within which to build a successful business.
Have you always thought about owning and operating a business of your own? Are you an educator who wants to put that valuable training to use as the owner of a franchise? Do you have experience in the child care industry and yearn to make a larger impact in the education and lives of children? Do you enjoy the company of children and have a knack for connecting with them? OTA franchise prospects may include an energetic individual or a team seeking to combine their experiences and talents.
There are a number of people who could be ideal franchisees. We are looking for enthusiastic, motivated individuals looking to become part of a much desired and consistently growing industry – providing much needed after school and summer camp programs in a structured environment where children can learn, imagine and enjoy.
Our ideal OTA franchisee is someone who:
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Interested parties should have at least $20,000 in liquid capital to invest.