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Investments
$100,000
Giant Tiger Stores Limited is a discount store in Canada and the United States founded on May 13, 1961, by Gordon Reid, who served as the Chairman and CEO. Reid opened his first store in Ottawa, the capital of Canadaand Franchised the first outlet in 1964.
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Investments
$59,000 – $87,875
Franchise fee
$42,500
We are NOT home care. We ARE senior consultants who offer guidance in the process of searching for a great Assisted Living Facility. We are paid by the facilities and usually receive between 50%-100% of the first month’s rent. This is an Executive business model with very few employees. On special occasions this can be run by a semi-absentee owner.
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Investments
$136,050 – $333,000
Franchise fee
$34,500
Apricot Lane is franchised by Country Visions, a company started by Ken Petersen, Tom Brady and Scott Jacobs. The partners are also behind Country Clutter, a gift and collectibles store founded in 1991. As they began adding fashion accessories to their merchandise, Apricot Lane evolved. Apricot Lane boutiques sell branded women's fashion apparel, jewelry, handbags and accessories.
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Investments
$426,500 – $836,250
Franchise fee
$25,000
Ask anyone who has grown up in a community with a Round Table Pizza, and they’ll regale you with stories of birthday parties, family pizza night, and hanging out after the big game. Since the brand’s inception in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1959, Round Table has been committed to being “The Last Honest Pizza,” not only by providing a superior product but by dedicating ourselves to providing great service as both a restaurant and a neighbor in every community we’re located in.
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Investments
$247,990 – $470,300
Franchise fee
$30,000
Yogurt Mountain is a leading operator and franchisor of self-serve frozen dessert establishments. Fun, energetic and friendly, each Yogurt Mountain location offers a variety of high quality ever-changing frozen dessert flavors, an assortment of over 60 exciting toppings as well as other dessert accompaniments; all of which tempt the self-serve guest to explore their creative side and imaginatively tailor their YOMO experience with each visit.
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Investments
$174,300 – $279,500
Franchise fee
$35,000
Sarah Towne and Todd Giatrelis were inspired to open the first Flip Flop Shops store in Boston after Towne struggled to find a pair of comfortable shoes while attending a convention in Las Vegas and wondered why there wasn't store that sold only flip flops. After opening a number of company-owned stores, they teamed with Brian Curin, Darin Kraetsch and Alan Woods, veterans of the franchise industry who had previously worked with brands like Cold Stone Creamery and Moe's Southwest Grill. Franchising began in 2007.
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Reviews: 10
Investments
$302,000 – $2,185,500
Franchise fee
$25,000
Pizza Hut began with two brothers, Frank and Dan Carney, borrowing $600 from their mom to start a pizzeria in Wichita, Kansas. The first Pizza Hut opened its doors in 1958. The first franchised location opened in 1960 in Topeka, Kansas. Today, Pizza Hut has locations throughout the world serving pizza, pasta and wings. Pizza Hut is owned by Yum! Brands, parent company of KFC and Taco Bell.
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Investments
$120,935 – $279,900
Franchise fee
$35,000 - $45,000
San Francisco mother Joan Barnes created the Gymboree Play & Music Program in 1976 when she couldn't find a safe place for new parents and children to play and exercise together. There are now locations across the United States and throughout the world. Gymboree Play & Music centers offer different classes each week for children ranging from newborn through 4 years old. Classes are designed to stimulate the senses and encourage children's development.
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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
$148,250 – $561,000
Franchise fee
$35,000
The Steak Escape was established in Columbus, Ohio, in 1982 by Ken Smith and Mark Turner. One year later, Escape Enterprise Ltd. was formed, and Steak Escape started franchising mall sites, as well as locations in college campuses, airports and sports arenas. The privately held company specializes in genuine Philadelphia cheesesteaks and operates in more than 30 states as well as overseas.
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Investments
$941,350 – $1,892,250
Franchise fee
$69,000
Founded by Eric Casaburi in 2002, New Jersey-based Retro Fitness began franchising in 2006. Retro Fitness gyms feature cardio equipment, circuit training equipment, movie theaters that play '80's films, weights, personal training, tanning, group fitness, a Retro Blends smoothie bar, supplements, and chiropractic services.
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Investments
$386,700 – $694,700
Franchise fee
$30,000
In 1980, Mike and Fouly Frangos turned their passion for food and service into a high quality fast food restaurant in downtown Cleveland. Mike focused on serving people with a smile and serving them quickly. Fouly focused on making sure the recipes were exceptional and the presentation of the food was extraordinary.
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Investments
$149,400 – $249,400
Franchise fee
$40,000
Tint World locations specialize in automotive, residential, commercial and marine window tinting and security-film services. Other services include auto security, electronics, audio/video, styling, custom wheels and tires, detailing and reconditioning. The company was founded in 1982 and began franchising in 2007.
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Investments
$117,976 – $269,529
Franchise fee
$28,000
Huntington Learning Center is the #1 revenue producing tutoring franchise, with an average earning of 61% more revenue than our closest competitor*. Huntington was founded in 1977, began franchising in 1985 and has grown to be one of the most established and well-respected brands in education. Today, Huntington operates over 260 centers in 38 states from coast to coast and is recognized as a pioneer and leader in the tutoring industry, providing quality instruction to tens of thousands of students through our national network of franchised and company-owned tutoring centers.
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Investments
$200,000 – $650,000
Franchise fee
$100,000
The Wine Loft was created understanding that as the restaurant business became more competitive, profitability was shrinking, headaches associated with low-skilled labor were growing, and it was becoming increasingly more difficult to recruit competent upper-level management.
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Investments
$26,100 – $41,500
Franchise fee
$24,900
Local Door Coupons, Headquartered in Miami, FL is a direct-to-consumer marketing system, founded in 2013 by a team of young entrepreneurs with diverse backgrounds in marketing, sales and hospitality. We are revolutionizing the coupon industry one door at a time and putting the entire print medium on notice.
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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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Reviews: 5
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
$58,700 – $71,900
Franchise fee
$40,000
In 1997, John Hewitt, founder of Jackson Hewitt Tax Service, acquired a tax company that had been franchising in Canada since 1973. The company changed its name to Liberty Tax Service and now offers franchises throughout the United States and Canada.
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Investments
$1,054,242 – $2,238,925
Franchise fee
$50,000
The first Wild Wing Cafe opened in the late 1990s with eight sauces and rubs. Back then, flavored chicken wings weren’t the only thing considered a rarity at the restaurant. Our founders were among a minority when it came to preparing popular bar foods like nachos and onion rings using fresh rather than packaged ingredients. It was a lot of work, to say the least.
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Investments
$1,343,813 – $2,694,116
Franchise fee
$60,000
In 2004, SkyMania Fun Center opened in Las Vegas. The name was later changed to Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park and the company began franchising in 2009. Each location offers a trampoline-lined playing court where customers can come for walk-in "open jump" times as well as parties, dodgeball tournaments, fitness classes and other events.
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Investments
$119,000 – $287,500
Franchise fee
$30,000
Kenneth Dahlberg started Dahlberg Electronics in 1948 and began manufacturing the first Miracle-Ear hearing aids. Today, Miracle-Ear is a subsidiary of Italian hearing aid distributor Amplifon, with U.S. headquarters in Plymouth, Minnesota. Miracle-Ear's retail locations offer free hearing tests and consultations and offer service, warranty and after-care packages with their hearing aids.
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Investments
$197,000 – $650,000
It is easy to see why Nifty after Fifty Fitness Studio is on the launching pad of explosive growth. With over 76 million aging Baby Boomers in America, the demand for health and fitness products and services has never been greater. Nifty after Fifty is an organization poised and prepared for growth, in a nearly untapped market.
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Investments
$441,196 – $769,350
Franchise fee
$30,000
Palm Beach Tan locations offer both sunbed and sunless tanning services, as well as sales of tanning and skin care products. Memberships are available, with a rewards program. The Coppell, Texas-based company first opened in 1990, and has been franchising since 1998.
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Investments
$107,500 – $276,000
Franchise fee
$39,000
Seva Beauty, franchising since 2010, takes it name from a Sanskrit word that means "to serve selflessly." Seva Beauty franchises offer beauty and spa services including facial hair threading and waxing, eyebrow tinting, eyelash extensions, body waxing and facials.
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