International Franchises
Results 226 - 250 of 544
Investments
$101,500 – $161,500
Franchise fee
$25,000
Real Deals on Home Decor got its start in 2003 when Jeff and Marisa Humphrey turned the bottom floor of an old cotton mill in Jefferson, Georgia, into a showroom and began selling discount designer furniture and home decor. Marisa's sister Carie Kelsey and her husband Nate followed suit, opening their own Real Deals on Home Decor store in Idaho Falls, Idaho, later that year. Other relatives opened more stores over the next few years, and in 2006 the company began officially franchising.
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Investments
$414,500 – $899,600
Franchise fee
$35,000
Caffe Bene is the global business specialized in coffee which started as a domestic coffee franchise business, and goes beyond the domestic territory to rapidly grow into the worldwide coffee specialty shops as well as the coffee bean and RTD coffee market. We start the franchise business in April, 2008, and broke through the 300th shop in the shortest time in the industry, and have daily meeting with numerous consumers of the whole world through the common language of coffee.
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Investments
$20,763 – $28,648
Franchise fee
$10,000
In 1979, professional billiard players Terry Bell and Larry Hubbart pursued a novel idea: why not create an organized league system for amateur pool players? Dubbed the American Poolplayers Association (APA), their brainchild now operates franchise leagues across the United States and Canada (where the organization is known as the Canadian Poolplayers Association). Members participate in annual 8- and 9-ball championships, pay a yearly membership fee to the APA and pay a weekly fee to the League Operator (franchisee) each time they play. League Operators host team games each week; winners go on to compete in division and national tournaments.
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Investments
$227,981 – $277,981
Franchise fee
$25,000
In 1965, Bill LeVine converted his commercial printing plant into a "while you wait" printing center. Four years later, his company, PIP Printing, began franchising. Today, PIP's more than 1,200 centers provide a variety of printing and business services.
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Investments
$227,981 – $277,981
Franchise fee
$25,000
The first Sir Speedy printing center opened in 1968 in Costa Mesa, California. Today the company is headquartered in nearby Mission Viejo, California, as a part of Franchise Services Inc., which also franchises PIP Printing & Marketing Services, TeamLogic IT and Signal Graphics Printing. Sir Speedy franchisees offer printing and marketing services, including digital and offset printing, copying and mailing services, direct marketing and promotional products.
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Investments
$58,110 – $389,925
Franchise fee
$7,500 - $30,000
College friends Taki Skouras, Joseph Brown and Jaime Brown opened their first wireless-accessories mall kiosk in 2000 after graduating. They opened their second location just 30 days later and continued to expand with the help of family and friends before officially beginning to franchise in 2006. Cellairis kiosks sell cell phone covers, chargers and other accessories, many manufactured by the company. Now the company is expanding beyond kiosks to in-line stores that will also offer smartphone repairs.
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Investments
$295,057 – $4,912,007
Franchise fee
$30,000 - $50,000
UFC Gym is an extension of mixed martial arts promotion company the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Franchise locations offer group fitness classes, private training, group training and MMA-style youth programs. Most facilities feature a functional training area, heavy bags, cardio and strength equipment, and a retail section.
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Investments
$475,500 – $667,000
Franchise fee
$36,000
We already know that the dry cleaning industry is in huge demand as more of our clothes become 'dry clean only.' For a franchisee, a dry cleaning business means a cash business with limited inventory and a proven return on investment. Better than that, no prior experience is necessary.
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Investments
$150,500 – $440,900
Franchise fee
$30,000
In 1984, former firefighter Bob Tumolo opened his first Italian ice store in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, naming it after his wife Rita. His mother helped him make the Italian ice, and his brother John helped him open three more stores over the next three years, all in the Philadelphia area. Customers began asking about how to open their own Rita's Italian Ice, so Tumolo began franchising in 1989. Today the chain offers frozen custard, gelato, milkshakes, frozen drinks, sundaes and other frozen treats in addition to its ices. Argosy Private Equity and MTN Capital acquired Rita's Franchise Company in 2017.
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Investments
$396,100 – $589,800
Franchise fee
$30,000
Conceived and founded in 1980, Manchu Wok grew into a national chain across Canada and into the United States over the next nine years. Ownership changed in 1989, and expansion continued with a focus on the United States. Manchu Wok now has more than 185 stores, of which more than 70 percent are franchised.
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Investments
$16,498 – $51,361
Franchise fee
$13,500 - $40,320
Founded in 1985, Coverall has cleaned work environments for more than 40,000 customers worldwide. Coverall franchisees use a program designed to help reduce the spread of illness-causing germs in the workplace.
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Investments
$65,000 – $352,200
Franchise fee
$50,000
Yesco was founded in 1920. Since that time, the company has expanded its sign and lighting operations across the United States and is recognized by its many iconic structures including the Hard Rock Cafe guitar and the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign. In 2011, Yesco began to offer its service model as a franchise to both entrepreneurs and existing sign business owners. Yesco franchises focus on the service and maintenance of business lighting and signage, using the company's proprietary business management software.
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Investments
$10,750 – $11,750
Franchise fee
$9,500
Coffee News was started by Jean Daum in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1988. She began franchising in 1994. In 1995, Bill Buckley became the first U.S. franchisee. He bought the company from Daum in 2008, and Coffee News headquarters is now based in Bangor, Maine. Coffee News is a free weekly publication distributed in restaurants, coffee shops and hotels. In addition to ads for local businesses, it contains news stories, jokes, trivia and horoscopes.
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Investments
$450,000
Franchise fee
$50,000
Kin's strong brand is proven to be on top of everyone's mind. When a third-party market research was conducted for three consecutive quarters, Kin's ranked 3rd in offering high quality produce at competitive prices.
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Investments
$190,830 – $398,870
Franchise fee
$35,000
Want to see how good it is to be famous? For the first time, Lee's Famous Recipe® Chicken is offering select single and multi-unit restaurant operators the opportunity to become a part of one of the most historic chicken franchises in the nation.
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Investments
$70,000 – $120,000
Franchise fee
$30,000
Smallcakes Cupcakery and Creamery is one of the most talked about companies in the world today. And that’s just the way we like it! Started back in 2008 selling the best cupcakes in the world, we have grown from our original location in Overland Park, KS to over 200 stores worldwide.
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Investments
$550,000 – $1,400,000
Franchise fee
$27,500
Yoshinoya started in 1899 in Japan. With over 1500+ units worldwide, 98 here in America, we are growing and seeking motivated franchisees to grow with us. Yoshinoya is the Home of the Original Beef Bowl. Wholesome, quick-serve Japanese style menu. Our Signature Beef Bowl, Chicken Teriyaki Bowls, Salads, Desserts and more are on the menu here, all styled for a Quick Serve restaurant.
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Investments
$3,700 – $32,750
Franchise fee
$1,250
While teaching traditional jazz dance classes in Evanston, Illinois, in 1969, Judi Sheppard Missett turned her students away from the mirrors and started a "just for fun" class that incorporated dance moves to provide aerobic exercise. After moving to Southern California, she started training other instructors in the Jazzercise program in 1977.
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Investments
$125,970 – $170,200
Franchise fee
$49,950 - $54,950
Started in 1994, CMIT Solutions (then known as Computer Moms) focused on in-home computer services and training. In 2004, the company changed its focus to serving small to medium-sized business customers and changed its name to CMIT Solutions (Completely Managed IT Solutions). Franchisees specialize in managed service offerings, including remote monitoring and maintenance, data backup and disaster recovery, mobile device monitoring, cloud computing, managed print services, VOIP telecommunications services and unified communications systems.
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Investments
$349,500 – $673,500
Franchise fee
$25,000
Established in 1956 and celebrating a proven 60 year track record, we are the worlds' sixth largest quick service pizza restaurant chain, operating or franchising more than 800 locations in 39 states and 31 countries
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Investments
$372,000 – $410,000
Franchise fee
$25,000
Clancy’s is committed to providing high-quality products that appeal to the changing needs of health-conscious consumers who enjoy preparing well-balanced meals without spending hours in the kitchen.
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Investments
$636,750 – $4,239,750
Franchise fee
$30,000 - $40,000
After 25 years spent sampling barbecue across the country and developing his own sauce recipes and smoking techniques, Dave Anderson opened the first Famous Dave's BBQ Shack in Hayward, Wisconsin, in 1994. His Rich & Sassy sauce won first place in 1995 at the American Royal Barbecue Sauce Contest in Kansas City, Missouri. More awards, and more restaurants, followed, and franchising began in 1998.
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Investments
$350,000 – $450,000
Franchise fee
$30,000
Smoke’s Brands traditional restaurant sites are described as four wall restaurants. These restaurants are fully contained within their own four walls and are typically street locations, with direct access to the street through their own doors.
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Investments
$233,600 – $844,000
Franchise fee
$40,000
The world famous The Halal Guys has created major global buzz with media and fans alike after announcing franchise deals for 225 new units worldwide in their first year of franchising!
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Investments
$221,000 – $439,500
Franchise fee
$30,000
Shortly after moving to Richmond, Virginia, in 2009, Derek Cha brought the West-Coast frozen yogurt trend to his new home by opening the first Sweet Frog store. In addition to a variety of frozen yogurt flavors and toppings, Sweet Frog locations offer waffle cones and bowls, Belgian waffles, banana splits and parfaits.
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