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Results 326 - 350 of 4307
Investments
$36,350 – $44,550
Franchise fee
$21,900
Pillar to Post, a professional home inspection franchise, was started in 1994 and began offering franchises in both the U.S. and Canada that same year. Today, the company has grown over 500 franchises throughout North America.
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Investments
$44,899 – $7,363,000
Franchise fee
$20,000 - $35,000
The Cobblestone Hotels brand has become a trusted brand by guests and hoteliers alike. Hotel brand franchising can be a tough process to go through. It is an uncomplicated and easy process when you franchise with Cobblestone Hotels.
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Investments
$180,000 – $338,000
Franchise fee
$38,000
Sally Edwards and Elizabeth Jansen opened the first Fleet Feet Sports in Sacramento, California, in 1976. In 1993, Tom Raynor purchased the company and moved the headquarters to Carrboro, North Carolina. Fleet Feet stores offer measurement, gait analysis and fitting services to help customers find the right athletic shoes, inserts, socks, sports bras and other athletic apparel.
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Investments
$155,500 – $536,700
Franchise fee
$30,000
Brothers Chad and Kevin Olsen opened the first Pro Image store in Salt Lake City in 1985, and began franchising the concept a year later. Pro Image Sports stores sell licensed professional and collegiate sports apparel, hats and novelty items.
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Investments
$148,771 – $462,800
Franchise fee
$29,500
Before Peter Taunton founded Snap Fitness Inc. in 2003, he was a professional racquetball player and owned and operated five fitness centers in Minnesota. Taunton's vision for Snap Fitness was to offer patrons a convenient and affordable place to work out 24 hours a day. The company began franchising in 2004, and is currently expanding globally.
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Investments
$210,950 – $4,455,425
Franchise fee
$7,500 - $30,000
Dave Drum started Kampgrounds of America in 1961. He and other Billings, Montana, businessmen set up camping facilities off highways 87 and 212 in 1962, when the World’s Fair in Seattle was attracting tourists along those routes. As he started franchising that year, Drum opened a system of campgrounds along America’s highways. He was forced to use a “k” in “kampgrounds” instead of a “c” because of a copyright challenge.
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Investments
$112,997 – $378,447
Franchise fee
$30,000
CKO Kickboxing founder Joseph Andreula first started offering kickboxing fitness classes in Hoboken, New Jersey, under the name Take It To The Max in 1997. He opened several more locations throughout New Jersey and New York before beginning to franchise in 2007. Each location offers classes in which members work out by punching and kicking a hanging heavy bag.
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Investments
$214,944 – $599,494
Franchise fee
$49,999 - $100,000
Michael Parrella opened his first martial arts studio in 1991. In 2009, he used his years of industry experience to start iLoveKickboxing.com, and he began franchising the concept in 2012. ILoveKickboxing now has locations across the U.S., Canada, and in Peru.
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Investments
$57,362 – $190,075
Franchise fee
$29,000
Get In Shape For Women franchises offer small group personal training for women, with one personal trainer working with one to four women at a time. Each session includes weight training, cardio and nutrition coaching. Founder Brian Cook started the Needham, Massachusetts-based company in 2006 and began franchising in 2007.
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Investments
$300,000 – $433,500
Franchise fee
$42,000
The Iron Tribe brand provides its franchise partners with the opportunity to create fitness communities that change lives within their respective market. The business model is proven, but the passion for transforming others is required.
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Investments
$131,868 – $280,592
Franchise fee
$40,000
We are on a mission to change the health of our nation by combining exciting fitness classes, sensible nutrition counseling, and offering the hand-holding and motivation America needs to make an amazing lifestyle change. We’ve exploded with growth since we started franchising in January of 2013 because we look for the RIGHT franchisees to team with. As we approach 100 locations, we’re looking to grow our team with individuals who are passionate about seeing others succeed.
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Investments
$261,270 – $365,520
Franchise fee
$29,000
In an already soaring market full of potential and growth, High Altitude Personal Training is dedicated to truly making a difference with its unique individualized group fitness franchise concept.
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Investments
$83,618 – $597,525
Franchise fee
$15,000 - $30,000
Tapout Fitness is a fast growing franchise company that offers Martial Arts infused fitness facilities for adults and children of all levels. Our clubs feature Tapout Fitness branded boxing, kickboxing, boot camp and high intensity interval training (HIIT) classes, which are complemented by some of today’s hottest group fitness programming.
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Investments
$126,725 – $457,550
Franchise fee
$49,500
HEW™ is the best way to make exercise a lifestyle. By fostering community, changing the way our members eat and challenging them through really hard exercise, we’ve been able to impact tens of thousands of people in America. The best part is we’re just getting started!
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Investments
$44,050 – $90,650
Franchise fee
$24,900
Body Therapeutix workouts use a unique blend of strength and HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) cardio fitness training methods in our proprietary 10 Zone Circuit system. Customers move between 10 different workout stations called zones while supervised by a fitness coach. We’re more than just an outdoor fitness center. We’re therapy for your whole body and mind.
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Investments
$199,850 – $566,300
Franchise fee
$25,000
Mayweather Boxing + Fitness offers an authentic experience for those who want to learn from Floyd’s techniques and training regimens, while getting in the best shape of their lives in a high-intensity group fitness setting.
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Investments
$180,200 – $223,800
Franchise fee
$35,000
RentMOTOPED is the newest and most exciting way to explore Buffalo! Rent out a Motoped, an easy to ride motorized bicycle with smooth capabilities of pedaling and cruising, and see all that Buffalo has to offer in style.
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Investments
$59,500 – $67,450
Franchise fee
$10
Beeline Bikes is changing the bike industry with a lofty objective: to get more people riding bikes by bringing a convenient bike shop experience to the customer.
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Investments
$32,500 – $145,700
Franchise fee
$14,900 - $45,000
“Whizzy.” It means "technologically innovative" or a piece of technology, that is new and clever and functional. That's exactly what we are. We are a rapidly developing, innovative company that specializes in short trip smart vehicles; such as electric scooters, bikes, skateboards and accessories.
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Investments
$46,000 – $230,000
Franchise fee
$12,500 - $25,000
Brian McInerney founded Wheel Fun Rentals in 1987 in order to bring the four-wheeled Italian surrey cycle to California. The Southern California-based company began franchising in 2000. Wheel Fun Rentals has multiple units in operation and has identified more than 1,000 potential locations nationwide. It offers its franchisees exclusive territories and has co-branding relationships with city and state parks.
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Investments
$51,200 – $186,500
Franchise fee
$10,000 - $30,000
Dale Carnegie, author of How to Win Friends and Influence People, first began began teaching adult continuing-education programs in 1912. Today, franchisees of Dale Carnegie Training offer instructional programs on subjects such as self-improvement, strategic skills, leadership, sales, communication and interpersonal relations for both individuals and businesses.
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Investments
$20,000 – $27,500
Franchise fee
$15,000
Paul J. Meyer founded Leadership Management Inc. (LMI) in 1965 to help companies develop leadership skills in their workers. The company provides a line of programs and courses designed to help people achieve their professional and personal goals. LMI’s programs are produced in 23 languages and have been marketed in more than 60 countries.
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Investments
$39,600 – $56,400
Franchise fee
$24,900
Elite Bartending School was Founded in Miami, Florida in 2007. Our Bartending Schools are state licensed and fully regulated by the Florida Department of Education.
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Investments
$91,525 – $108,500
Franchise fee
$73,000
In the late ’60s, David Sandler began developing a sales training program, eventually founding the Sandler Sales Institute in 1967. Throughout the ’60s and ’70s, Sandler created sales training programs for small and mid-sized companies, large corporations and non-sales professionals. In 1983, he implemented franchising.
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Investments
$138,845 – $343,567
Franchise fee
$40,000 - $50,000
John Casablancas founded the Elite Model Group in 1971 and the John Casablancas Modeling & Career Centers in 1979. With locations around the world, the centers teach professional modeling, personal image development, TV commercial acting, runway techniques, makeup artistry, skin and hair care, exercise and nutrition. The parent company is Image Marketing Enterprises LLC.
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