Popular Franchises
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Investments
$133,999 – $351,393
Franchise fee
$35,000
Dan DiZio began selling soft pretzels at the age of 11, on a street corner in his hometown of Philadelphia. After graduating from college, he teamed up with Len Lehman to open the first Philly Pretzel Factory in 1998, and they began franchising in 2004. In addition to hot soft pretzels, Philly Pretzel Factory stores offer pretzel dogs and sausages, cheesesteak-stuffed pretzels, dipping sauces and frozen lemonade.
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Investments
$22,477 – $43,606
Franchise fee
$9,995
The timing couldn't possibly be better to join PortraitEFX and enter the world of professional photography.
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Investments
$45,933 – $108,300
Franchise fee
$19,500 - $39,000
Owning a VR Business Brokers / Mergers & Acquisitions Franchise is the best way to start or expand a firm specializing in the buying and selling of privately and family owned businesses.
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Investments
$250,600 – $415,500
Franchise fee
$30,000
In 1934 Tom Carvel opened his first ice cream shop in Hartsdale, New York. Over the years, he developed formulas and equipment for creating and serving his ice cream. The company started franchising in 1947, and by 1951 had opened 100 stores.
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Investments
$10,500
Own a business that Kevin Harrington, from Shark Tank is a partner in. We will show you how to be Business Loan Broker/Consultant where you can profit in multiple ways.
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Investments
$206,900 – $256,900
Franchise fee
$34,900
SHOTS has been Miami and Orlando‘s first interactive SHOTS Bar Franchise locations. This innovative bar concept is one that has not yet swept the nation.
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Investments
$1,375,000 – $1,952,000
Franchise fee
$25,000 - $35,000
In 1941, Carl N. Karcher and his wife Margaret took $15 in savings, borrowed another $311 on their car, and bought a hot dog cart in Los Angeles. They grew their business to four carts before opening the first Carl's Drive-In Barbecue in 1945 and adding hamburgers to the menu. The first Carl's Jr. locations-- so-named because they were smaller than the drive-ins-- opened in the 1950's. Today the company has locations throughout the West and Southwest, and is known for menu items such as its Six Dollar Burgers.
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Investments
$141,167 – $354,667
BRS Franchise Systems LLC believes that in order for the Basement Repair Specialists’ brand to succeed in the marketplace, there must be three winners in every transaction. The first winner should be our customers, who need to know that they are being treated fairly price-wise, and that the quality of the installation is excellent.
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Investments
$151,500 – $342,500
Franchise fee
$25,000 - $50,000
It all started in 1975 at King Plaza Deli in Daly City, California. King Plaza was a regular hang out for Frank and his friends. Through his personality and sharp wit, Frank was able to negotiate his first job, at the deli, cleaning tables and sweeping floors for $3.00 a day, at the age of eight. He continued to move up the ranks eventually working each and every position in the deli. Frank demonstrated his commitment to the job staying with King Plaza until he started high school at the age of fourteen.
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Investments
$196,700 – $314,000
Franchise fee
$28,000
Anabella and Salvador Corona opened the first El Pollo Norteño restaurant back in 1981. It was the culmination of their longtime desire to open a restaurant abroad
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Investments
$86,795 – $113,795
Franchise fee
$45,000
In 1983, Kirk McGary and two friends began offering residential property management services in order to make money while attending college. Shortly after McGary graduated, his father was laid off, and McGary suggested that they start a property management company together. The company, which began franchising in 2004, offers residential and commercial property management services including marketing, leasing, maintenance, collections, evictions, accounting, inspections and legal compliance.
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Investments
$250,000 – $350,000
Sean & Roxanne Simmons, the husband and wife duo behind Greenberry's Coffee, knew they wanted to bring a higher quality of coffee to the public from the start. After years in the corporate world, they decided to learn the heart and soul of coffee from Alfred Peet, the pioneer who first brought high-end coffee to America in the 1960s.
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Investments
$240,000 – $478,450
Franchise fee
$30,000
Forever Yogurt first opened in June of 2010, and catapulted instantly to become the leading frozen yogurt provider in Chicago. We are an aggressive company, in touch with the young society, and we possess the social marketing and media demands required to grow in this industry. We will continue with an aggressive national and international expansion plan.
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Investments
$165,700 – $296,000
Franchise fee
$35,000
When the original PrimoHoagies opened in South Philadelphia, it seemed as if there was a hoagie shop on every street corner. PrimoHoagies knew that they needed to differentiate themselves from the competition and to emphasize the authentic Italian style of the hoagie, which is how it was originated.
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Investments
$282,500 – $649,500
Franchise fee
$25,000
Can Mexican food be gourmet? You bet your burrito! And Mucho Burrito is proving it. We hit just the right notes with our made-to-order menu. Just one taste of our hand-rolled burritos, tacos and quesadillas will tell you how much effort we put into our mouth-watering products. And that means more mouth-watering guests to your store!
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Investments
$498,089 – $592,190
Franchise fee
$30,000
Saladworks was founded in Cherry Hill, N.J., in 1986 and began franchising in 1992. The franchise's menu features signature salad recipes along with a create-your-own-salad option, as well as soups and sandwiches.
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Investments
$168,880 – $282,600
Franchise fee
$29,500 - $49,500
In 1980, A. Bud Cowan started First Choice Haircutters as a low-priced hair salon for the entire family, offering a "no appointment necessary" concept for on-the-go customers. Two years later, the company started franchising the concept. First Choice Haircutters is now owned by Regis Corp., which also franchises City Looks, Cost Cutters Family Hair Care, Pro-Cuts, Magicuts and Supercuts.
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Investments
$136,850 – $339,100
Franchise fee
$49,500
Paul Green began offering music lessons out of his home in 1998, and in 2000, he opened the Paul Green School of Rock Music in Philadelphia. He opened more locations and began franchising the schools in 2005 before being bought out by investor Sterling Partners, who changed the name to School of Rock. School of Rock music schools teach guitar, bass, vocals, keyboards and drums, combining weekly private music lessons and group band rehearsals to prepare students for live performances. Day camps are also offered during summer, winter and spring breaks.
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Investments
$34,900 – $249,400
Franchise fee
$34,900 - $42,500
CRC Concrete Raising of America is the world's premier concrete franchise opportunity as recognized by independent authorities throughout the franchise community.
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Investments
$397,600
Franchise fee
$40,000
Bonchon’s amazing experiences make for unforgettable moments. Every handcrafted piece of Bonchon chicken starts with your experience.
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Investments
$283,700 – $824,300
Franchise fee
$40,000
If you're a shop owner in the collision repair industry today, you know firsthand that there are multiple challenges impacting your business. At CARSTAR, we understand, and we're here to help with a unique blend of corporate resources and a powerful partnership support that helps you build your business in an effective way.
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Investments
$400,324 – $605,230
Franchise fee
$30,000
In 1961, Dr. Stanley Pearle began the concept of one-stop, total eye care with the opening of the Pearle Vision Center in Savannah, Georgia. There he combined complete eye exams with an extensive selection of eyewear. Then, in 1981, Pearle Vision began offering franchises to select doctors and opticians. Today, Pearle Vision is owned by Luxottica.
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Investments
$184,845 – $546,095
Franchise fee
$35,000
A fast casual pizza experience like no other! Custom build your own NY pizza in 2 minutes! The partnership with Kurt Warner helps support his charity, The Treasure House, by donating 10% of all retail proceeds of the My Pie Kurt Warner Marinara Sauce.
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Investments
$150,000 – $200,000
Franchise fee
$10,000
Since 1984, Atlanta-based Philly Connection restaurants have been perfecting the Cheesesteak sandwich.
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Investments
$481,300 – $572,000
Franchise fee
$25,000
The Jimmy's Egg Franchise Systems, LLC (Jimmy's Egg) is part of the fast growing Breakfast and Lunch segment. With more than 30 years of proven management and operational expertise, strong brand identity and customer loyalty, Jimmy's Egg provides a unique business model.
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