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Investments
$128,700 – $178,500
Franchise fee
$30,000
My name is Andi and I am the chief cookie architect. For many years I have wanted to start a cookie business. I have enjoyed making custom-themed cookies for my own kids' parties and for the special events of close friends.
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Investments
$55,000 – $84,000
Franchise fee
$39,000
Based in Rexburg, Idaho, Heaven’s Best uses a low-moisture cleaning system, so the carpet dries completely in under an hour. The company was founded in 1983 and began franchising the same year.
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Investments
$9,020 – $41,919
Franchise fee
$7,500
Started in 1996 by Arleen Cavanaugh, one of the founders of Jani-King, Bonus Building Care a commercial cleaning franchise with locations nationwide, from California to Florida, but concentrated mainly in the Midwest.
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Investments
$183,947 – $336,995
Franchise fee
$35,000
As two young real estate agents working for what was then the largest real estate company in Austin, Texas, Gary Keller and Joe Williams believed that a company should work for its employees rather than the other way around. So the two men joined forces to found Keller Williams Realty in 1983. Four years later the partners began franchising. With offices throughout the country, Keller Williams encourages agents to recruit others into the company through profit-sharing.
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Investments
$7,275 – $13,475
Franchise fee
$4,250 - $6,750
TAPinto is a network of more than 70 online local news franchises in New Jersey and New York with more than 7.5M annual readers.
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Investments
$37,965 – $48,135
Franchise fee
$34,900
We offer on-site fitness to senior residents. But more than that, we offer seniors the freedom, independence and dignity that accompany reclaimed health. And being a Live 2 B HealthyTM Senior Fitness franchisee is not only personally satisfying; it also makes good business sense.
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Investments
$56,495 – $162,957
Franchise fee
$23,500
The Chem-Dry story began in the 1970's when Robert Harris founded the company to introduce a new way to clean carpets. Chem-Dry's Hot Carbonating Extraction process removes dirt from carpet fibers and other surfaces without introducing chemicals or saturating carpets with water. The business has grown to include upholstery, tile, stone, granite and grout cleaning, pet urine and odor removal, and water damage restoration. Today, Chem-Dry has nearly 3,500 franchises in more than 50 countries.
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Investments
$182,750 – $327,300
Franchise fee
$30,000
Since 1985, malls throughout the world have been filled with the scent of Cinnabon. Each bakery serves fresh and prepackaged cinnamon rolls, Pecanbons (cinnamon rolls topped with pecans and caramel frosting), coffees and other drinks.
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Investments
$25,000 – $100,000
Franchise fee
$2,500 - $25,000
MosquitoNix franchises are great businesses. We have spent several years perfecting and proving our business model in several markets around the country. Profitability may be a key factor in our franchise partner's success, but customer service and relationships are what drives us.
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Investments
$86,100 – $184,750
Franchise fee
$35,000
Established in 1994, Mr. Electric is a franchise providing electrical installation and repair servicesto both residential and commercial customers at 160 locations worldwide. Mr. Electric is a subsidiary of The Dwyer Group.
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Investments
$123,200 – $552,300
Franchise fee
$25,000
Yogo Factory is the perfect yogurt shop for anyone looking to open a yogurt shop franchise that is hip, trendy, but still has that family friendly appeal that everyone keeps coming back for. YoGo Factory is a true frozen yogurt cafe' and is quickly becoming the favorite of frozen yogurt lovers across the United States.
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Investments
$449,700 – $814,000
Franchise fee
$15,000
Godfathers Pizza makes pizza the way it was meant to be with an incredible crust, delicious veggies, hearty meats and mounds of 100 percent real cheese. Its absolutely irresistible.
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Investments
$123,179 – $459,679
Franchise fee
$25,000
Brothers Michael and Aaron Serruya started their own frozen yogurt shop, Yogen Fruz, in 1986 in Toronto, Ontario, and began franchising a year later. In 1989, they expanded into the United States and now have locations operating around the world in both traditional and nontraditional locations.
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Investments
$44,500 – $70,600
Franchise fee
$30,000
One Hour Parties are designed to meet the demand for quick, creative and affordable celebrations. No, they don't have to only last an hour...each party can go as long as your customer desires! Our parties typically include a theme, food, table decor and many other unique add-ons that a customer may request.
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Investments
$27,600 – $65,300
Franchise fee
$10,000
Looking for something new, exciting and creative to do? Come join us to mix up your own masterpiece. We'll supply the canvas, the paint and the brushes, and our professional and fun teachers will guide you step by step in creating your own piece of art that you take home at the end of the event. All you need to bring is your friends (or come alone and make new ones) the beverages/snacks of your choice and get your creative juices flowing. All studios are BYOB.
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Investments
$40,000 – $230,500
Franchise fee
$17,500 - $35,000
Founded by Dave and Gail Liniger in Denver in 1973, RE/MAX is now a global network of more than 115,000 real estate agents in more than 100 countries and territories. The Linigers introduced an agent-centric model with high commission splits. In the RE/MAX system, agents are in charge of their own business, share office expenses and operate under a high commission concept.
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Investments
$195,450 – $327,650
Franchise fee
$30,000
At age 17, Tariq Farid borrowed $5,000 from his parents to buy a flower shop in East Haven, Connecticut, and within two years, he was running four flourishing stores. But after seven years as a florist, he came up with a new idea--bouquets you can eat. He opened the first Edible Arrangements store in 1999, creating, selling and delivering bouquets of fresh fruit sculpted to look like flowers.
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Investments
$15,000 – $30,000
Here at Kona Ice, we know why we’ve succeeded and reached these ranks of the #1 New Franchise (Entrepreneur Magazine 2013), top in Franchisee Satisfaction (Franchise Business Review and Franchise Update), #1 in Category (Dessert Franchise in Entrepreneur Magazine) and made the Fastest Growing List for the past five years. We don’t think it’s luck at all. It’s the combination of a fresh concept, strong corporate support with a vision, and a desire to make the world a better place.
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Investments
$89,900 – $197,600
Franchise fee
$25,000
In 1983, a group of martial-arts-school owners came together and formed the International Taekwondo Alliance to provide curriculum and operational support to others interested in opening schools in their own communities. The International Taekwondo Alliance was converted into a franchise program in 2008, under the new name Tiger-Rock Martial Arts. Franchises offer martial arts and fitness programs for children and adults.
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Investments
$7,100 – $45,250
Franchise fee
$5,400 - $34,000
Barry Bodiford and his wife Allison launched 360clean in 2005, focusing their commercial cleaning company's efforts on serving medical offices-- places Bodiford was familiar with due to his work as a pharmaceutical sales representative. He developed JaniMed, a cleaning system for use in medical facilities that could be applied to other commercial facilities as well. The Bodifords began franchising 360clean in 2008.
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Investments
$200,625 – $676,175
Franchise fee
$20,000
The Human Bean opened its first store in Ashland, Oregon, in 1998, and more locations were added throughout southern Oregon over the next five years. Franchising of the drive-thru espresso brand began in 2002.
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Investments
$146,599 – $311,199
Franchise fee
$15,000
After years spent developing video games, Scott Novis came up with a new way to enjoy them: mobile video game theaters. He and his brother Chris built the first GameTruck and used it to throw a birthday party for a friend in 2006. Two years later, he began franchising the concept. Each GameTruck mobile video game theater is equipped with multiple flatscreen televisions and a variety of video games and consoles.
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Investments
$100,000
Franchise fee
$75,000
We have utilized our technology on over 10,000 units since 2008 with great success. We've done work for most of the major HVAC manufacturers and are expanding our cutting edge services!
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Investments
$276,360 – $1,071,360
Franchise fee
$30
Polish immigrant Nathan Handwerker took his wife Ida's recipe for hot dogs and started selling them from a stand in Coney Island in 1916. The Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest that started that same year continues to be held every July 4th to this day. Al Capone, Jimmy Durante and Cary Grant were regular customers, and FDR had Nathan's Famous hot dogs served to the king and queen of England in 1939. Nathan's Famous became a public company in 1970, and began franchising in 1988. In addition to hot dogs, the menu offers hamburgers, chicken, cheesesteaks and fries.
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Investments
$133,700 – $527,000
Franchise fee
$30,000
Johnson Kam and Eddie Flores Jr. started the first L&L Drive-Inn in Honolulu, Hawaii, in 1976. They later began franchising in Hawaii, and then expanded to California, changing their name to L&L Hawaiian Barbecue to better appeal to mainland customers. Today they offer franchises throughout the U.S. and also have locations in American Samoa, New Zealand and Japan. L&L Restaurants serve their take on traditional Hawaiian plate lunches, fusing Asian and American cuisine.
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