Companies

Fosters Freeze International presents a high-potential value proposition backed by a strong Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $1,284,063 ✓ and a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy ✓. However, the franchise carries significant scale risks with zero new openings last year and a net loss of two outlets ⚠. Additionally, the total investment range is exceptionally wide, peaking at nearly $5 million, which creates a high financial barrier to entry ⚠.

F-O-R-T-U-N-E Personnel Consultants (FPC) operates as a boutique executive search franchise with a modest footprint of 61 total outlets. ✓ The entry point is highly accessible with a total investment ranging from $74,650 to $133,900, though this is paired with a steeper 8.0% royalty fee. ⚠ Growth is effectively stagnant, with a net gain of only one unit last year (7 opened vs. 6 closed), and the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of potential earnings.

Pestmaster Franchise Network, LLC represents a mid-sized opportunity in the pest control sector, characterized by a moderate entry fee of $42,500 and a total investment ranging from roughly $104k to $206k. ✓ The franchise demonstrates solid unit economics with an Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $542,842 and maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ⚠ However, growth efficiency is a concern; while 15 outlets opened last year, 10 were closed, resulting in a high attrition rate relative to gross expansion. ⚠ The lack of disclosed royalty data further necessitates careful financial due diligence before commitment.

Naf-Naf Franchising LLC represents a stable, mid-sized opportunity with 61 total outlets and a low closure rate of just one unit last year against six openings. ✓ The franchise offers a very low entry fee of $20,000 and strong unit economics with an AUV of over $1 million, though the total investment range of $494k to $8.1M is exceptionally wide. ✓ ⚠ With no history of litigation or bankruptcy, the concept appears financially sound, but the high-end capital requirement poses a significant barrier to entry. ⚠

VENTURE X demonstrates solid unit-level economics with an AUV of nearly $1.5M, supported by a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy ✓. The brand is in a growth phase, adding a net 4 units last year, though the closure of 5 outlets suggests potential operational friction ⚠. Prospective franchisees must have significant capital availability, as the total investment range varies widely from $346k to over $3.3M.

Bloomfully, LLC presents a highly accessible entry point for entrepreneurs with a $0 franchise fee and a low total investment of $4.6k-$31.7k ✓. However, the unit count trajectory is concerning, as the system shrank from 61 outlets with 9 closures outweighing 7 openings last year ⚠. This risk is compounded by the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure and a relatively high 10% royalty fee, making it difficult to validate the business model's profitability ⚠.

REINS USA FRANCHISE COMPANY, INC presents a high-barrier investment opportunity requiring $2.2M to $4.2M in total capital. ⚠ The system is experiencing a negative growth trajectory with zero openings and four closures last year, reducing the footprint to just 60 outlets. ⚠ Significant risks are present due to a lack of financial performance data in Item 19 and a history of bankruptcy, which undermines stability despite the absence of litigation.

Bambu Franchising, LLC is a small-scale operation of 60 units demonstrating positive momentum with 14 new outlets opened last year. ✓ The brand offers a highly accessible entry point with a total investment as low as $159k and a competitive 3.5% royalty rate. ⚠ However, significant risks exist due to the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure and a corporate history that includes both bankruptcy and litigation. ⚠ Prospective franchisees must exercise extreme caution as the system's growth is overshadowed by these transparency and stability red flags.

B & P Burke, LLC presents a compelling growth story, having expanded significantly with 17 net new outlets opened last year against only 3 closures. ✓ The franchise offers a highly accessible entry point with a total investment ranging from $71k to $118k, though the $49,900 franchise fee constitutes a substantial portion of that initial capital. ⚠ Prospective investors should conduct thorough due diligence regarding the reported litigation history to ensure there are no systemic risks affecting the brand's stability.

KF Franchising, Ltd. presents a high-barrier investment opportunity requiring a total commitment of roughly $642k to $937k, though this is somewhat tempered by a solid Average Unit Volume of $855,332. ✓ The system maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, but the complete lack of new openings combined with two closures indicates a stagnant growth trajectory. ⚠ Prospective franchisees should approach with caution, as the contraction in outlet count suggests potential operational or market saturation issues despite the strong revenue figures.

Elite Sports Enterprises demonstrates strong growth momentum, having opened 12 outlets last year against only 2 closures, signaling healthy market demand and operational stability. ✓ The franchise offers a scalable mid-range investment opportunity ($201k-$396k), though the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure makes it difficult for prospective buyers to validate potential returns. ⚠ Additionally, the disclosure of active litigation introduces a risk factor that requires thorough due diligence before commitment. ⚠

Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza presents a compelling unit-level economics story with an AUV of over $2.1 million, offering significant potential ROI against a total investment of up to $1.24 million. ✓ However, the system shows signs of stagnation with zero net growth last year and a minimal footprint of 60 total outlets. ⚠ Prospective investors must also exercise caution regarding the disclosed litigation and the high capital requirement required to enter this system.

Jeremiah's Italian Ice demonstrates exceptional momentum, having expanded its footprint by roughly 67% last year with 40 new openings and zero closures. ✓ The franchise offers a highly accessible entry point with a low $15,000 fee, though the total investment varies significantly, ranging from roughly $109k to $660k. ✓ Backed by a strong Average Unit Volume of $671,201 and a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, this concept presents a scalable opportunity with robust unit economics. ✓

V'S Barbershop Franchise, LLC operates a small but stable system of 60 units, offering a premium barbershop model with a moderate $30,000 franchise fee. ✓ The franchise demonstrates strong unit-level economics with an Average Unit Volume of $559,961 against a mid-range total investment of $326,500 to $602,450. ⚠ However, growth trajectory is slow with only 3 openings and 1 closure last year, suggesting limited scalability or market saturation. The absence of litigation or bankruptcy provides a clean risk profile for potential investors.

SalonCentric is a small-scale franchise of 60 outlets that demonstrated exceptional recent momentum by opening 40 new locations with zero closures last year. ✓ The brand offers a uniquely low franchise fee of $2,500 and charges no royalties, though this is paired with a surprisingly high total investment requirement of $314,650 to $469,925. ⚠ Prospective investors must exercise caution due to the absence of financial performance data in Item 19 and the disclosure of active litigation.

VPC Pizza Franchise, LLC presents a high-barrier entry opportunity with a total investment ranging from $609,000 to $2.056 million, though the clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy is a positive sign. ✓ The franchise offers financial transparency through an Item 19 disclosure, but the 6.0% royalty fee adds to the substantial capital requirements. ⚠ Growth is effectively stagnant and concerning, as the closure of two outlets compared to only one opening indicates a struggle to expand or maintain scale. ⚠

Cereset presents a high-risk opportunity in the wellness sector, characterized by a small footprint of 59 units and a relatively high 8.0% royalty fee for a brand without Item 19 financial performance representations. ⚠ The presence of litigation and the closure of four units last year serve as significant red flags regarding system stability and legal exposure. ✓ However, the franchise demonstrates positive momentum with a net growth of 4 units and a mid-range total investment ($102,900 - $226,600) that may appeal to operators willing to trade proven financial transparency for early entry.

Medicap Pharmacies Incorporated operates as a small-scale chain of 59 outlets, facing significant headwinds with zero recent growth and the closure of four locations last year. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure, combined with disclosed litigation and a lack of transparency regarding fees, presents a high-risk profile for potential investors. ⚠ While the total investment range of $130,000 to $894,876 offers flexibility, the system's stagnation and data gaps outweigh the accessibility of entry.

Sperry presents an accessible entry point for investors, characterized by a low $5,000 franchise fee and a minimal 2.0% royalty rate within a moderate total investment range. ✓ Despite the cost efficiency, the system is showing signs of contraction, with 9 outlets closing last year compared to only 7 openings. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure further complicates the viability analysis, leaving prospective franchisees without critical data to validate potential returns against the brand's recent instability. ⚠

FPB DNA Cleaning and Restoration exhibits explosive growth momentum, having opened 56 outlets in a single year to reach 59 total units, which indicates aggressive recent expansion. The investment thesis is supported by a healthy AUV of $471,136 and a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy ✓. However, prospective franchisees should note that the 7.0% royalty fee is slightly elevated, and the system's limited long-term track record warrants observation as the network matures ⚠.

Spavia International presents a compelling value proposition characterized by strong unit economics, with an Average Unit Volume of $1,080,829 that supports the high initial investment range of $496,450 to $796,650. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean operational history with no litigation or bankruptcy filings and achieved net positive growth last year by opening four outlets with zero closures. ✓ However, the brand operates at a modest scale with fewer than 60 total locations, meaning it lacks the market saturation of larger competitors. ⚠

Radiant Waxing Franchise presents a compelling value proposition with a $0 franchise fee and strong unit economics, evidenced by an Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $921,995 against a mid-range total investment of $387,788 - $554,947. ⚠ However, the brand faces significant stagnation and contraction risks, having opened zero new outlets while closing six units in the last year. Additionally, the presence of litigation introduces a compliance or operational risk that potential investors must scrutinize alongside the brand's lack of recent growth.

milliCare operates as a niche concept with a small footprint of 59 outlets and a high total investment ranging from roughly $198,500 to $253,000. ✓ The franchise offers a compelling value proposition with a low Average Unit Volume of $457,757 relative to entry costs, though the 6.0% royalty fee and $49,000 franchise fee are standard. ⚠ Growth is effectively stagnant with a net decline of one unit last year, and the disclosure of active litigation introduces additional risk for prospective franchisees.

America's Music School LLC represents a stable, mid-sized concept with 59 total outlets and a net positive growth trajectory of four new units last year. ✓ The franchise demonstrates strong unit-level economics with an Average Unit Volume of $579,125, which suggests a healthy return potential against the mid-range total investment of $254,500 to $544,500. ✓ The model is clean with no history of litigation or bankruptcy, though prospective franchisees should account for the somewhat steep 7.0% royalty fee. ✓

4Ever Franchisor LLC demonstrates strong unit economics and rapid expansion, evidenced by an impressive Average Unit Volume of over $1.1 million and the opening of 20 new outlets last year with zero closures. The investment range of $386,750 to $754,900 is substantial, positioning the brand in the higher-cost segment of the market. ✓ Key strengths include the availability of an Item 19 disclosure and a clean legal history with no bankruptcy or litigation. ⚠ Potential investors should verify the missing franchise fee and royalty structures to ensure the total financial obligation aligns with their return expectations.

This franchise represents an ultra-premium investment opportunity requiring over $65 million in initial capital, targeting sophisticated investors rather than typical operators. ✓ The opportunity is supported by a clean background free of litigation and bankruptcy, as well as the inclusion of an Item 19 financial disclosure. ⚠ However, growth is completely stagnant, with the network of 59 outlets remaining flat due to an equal number of openings and closures (7 each) last year. Consequently, the high cost of entry is not currently yielding an expansion in scale.

Le Macaron Development LLC presents an accessible entry point into the specialty dessert market with a moderate total investment ($91,730 - $452,000) and a reasonable Item 19 disclosure showing an AUV of $373,688 ✓. However, the franchise is exhibiting stagnation at a small scale of 59 units, with a concerning growth trajectory that saw 12 outlets close compared to only 11 opened last year ⚠. While the lack of bankruptcy is a positive sign, the presence of litigation and the net unit loss suggest operational headwinds that potential franchisees should scrutinize closely ⚠.

Club KO Franchise LLC presents a high-risk opportunity characterized by a troubling contraction in system-wide scale. ⚠ The closure of 13 outlets against only 3 openings last year signals significant operational distress, a concern compounded by the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure to validate potential returns. ✓ While the total investment entry point of $127,962 to $302,862 is relatively accessible, the combination of net unit loss and a standard 7.0% royalty fee suggests the business model lacks current stability or momentum.

Meals Of Hope Logistics presents a highly accessible entry point for franchisees, characterized by a low total investment of $61k-$72k and a unique value proposition of zero ongoing royalties. ✓ The brand demonstrates financial transparency by providing an Item 19 and maintains a clean leadership record with no history of litigation or bankruptcy. ✓ With a stable network of 58 outlets and zero closures last year against four new openings, the system shows early signs of sustainable, albeit modest, growth.

Kitchen Solvers presents a highly attractive low-cost investment opportunity with a total initial investment of $102,367 to $149,152 that yields a robust average unit volume (AUV) of $983,203 ✓. The franchise maintains a clean historical record with no reported litigation or bankruptcies ✓, and its ongoing 6.0% royalty fee is competitively structured for operators. However, the brand operates at a very limited scale with only 58 total locations ⚠ and experienced a slight net contraction by closing one more outlet than it opened last year ⚠. Prospective franchisees must weigh the exceptional return potential against the system's stagnant near-term growth trajectory and minimal market footprint.

Fundraising University presents a low-barrier entry point with a total investment under $85k and the transparency of an Item 19 disclosure ✓. However, the system is showing signs of stagnation with a net unit loss last year (12 opened vs. 13 closed) and carries the burden of active litigation ⚠. Prospective franchisees must carefully weigh the high 8.0% royalty fee against the brand's recent inability to sustain positive unit growth.

Ecomaids offers a mid-range entry point into the cleaning industry with a total investment of $129k-$151k, supported by the transparency of an Item 19 financial disclosure ✓. However, the system is small and struggling, evidenced by a net decline in outlets last year (5 opened vs. 8 closed) and a total footprint of only 58 units ⚠. Prospective franchisees should proceed with caution given the negative growth trajectory and the presence of litigation within the system ⚠.

Keyrenter Franchise LLC demonstrates strong unit-level economics with an Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $697,795 against a mid-range total investment of $94,325 to $240,979. ✓ The system exhibits healthy growth momentum, opening 7 outlets compared to only 2 closures last year, bringing its total footprint to 58 units. ⚠ Prospective investors should note the presence of historical litigation and a 7.0% royalty fee, which requires due diligence alongside the brand's scalable potential.

King of Pops Franchising, Inc. demonstrates a healthy growth trajectory with 8 new outlets opened last year and zero closures, bringing its total footprint to 58 units. ✓ The opportunity is highly accessible due to a low franchise fee of $6,000 and a total investment range starting at just $15,210. ✓ The franchise exhibits no red flags regarding litigation or bankruptcy, and the inclusion of an Item 19 provides essential financial transparency for prospective investors. ✓

Spenga presents a high-barrier entry point with a total investment reaching nearly $800k, yet it faces a critical contraction in scale with 9 closures outbalancing a single opening last year. ⚠ The combination of a steep initial buy-in, a standard 7.0% royalty, and significant unit regression suggests a struggling growth trajectory and potential operational friction. ✓ The provision of an Item 19 financial disclosure offers necessary transparency, but the presence of litigation and negative net growth constitute serious red flags for prospective investors.

FYZICAL operates as a mid-sized healthcare franchise with 58 total outlets and demonstrated recent stability by opening 6 new locations with zero closures. ⚠ The investment requirement is substantial, ranging from roughly $306,000 to over $1 million, yet the franchise lacks an Item 19 financial performance representation to help potential owners validate returns. ✓ The absence of closures suggests a resilient business model, though the presence of litigation and the high entry fee warrant careful due diligence.

The Neurosculpting Institute Franchising, LLC presents a low-barrier entry point with a franchise fee of $7,500 and zero royalties ✓, though the total investment varies significantly up to $130,650. The franchise is exhibiting concerning stagnation and contraction, having closed five outlets against opening only one last year, resulting in a net decline across its 58-unit system ⚠. Additionally, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure removes visibility into unit economics, making it difficult to justify the investment despite the absence of litigation or bankruptcy ⚠.

LeTip presents a low-barrier entry point with a total investment under $65k and zero net unit growth across its 57 existing outlets. ✓ The absence of litigation and bankruptcy is a positive indicator of operational stability, though the lack of an Item 19 makes validating earnings difficult. ⚠ A 17% royalty rate is significant for a service-based franchise, and the stagnation in new openings suggests limited expansion momentum.

Row House demonstrates strong unit economics and rapid expansion, evidenced by an AUV of $761,088 and the opening of 54 new locations last year. ✓ The brand offers a compelling value proposition with a relatively low initial investment for the boutique fitness sector and no history of litigation or bankruptcy. ⚠ However, prospective franchisees should carefully assess local market saturation, as the 7% royalty fee will impact margins despite the high revenue potential.

Donut Connection Cooperative Corporation operates a small, static chain of 57 outlets with zero net growth last year. ✓ The opportunity features an exceptionally low franchise fee of $500 and a total investment range of $35k-$100k with no ongoing royalties. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure makes it impossible to verify potential returns. ⚠ The combination of zero growth and missing financial data suggests a low-support system with limited scalability.

Cottage Inn Franchisor, LLC operates a stable, mid-sized footprint of 57 outlets with a healthy growth trajectory, evidenced by opening 5 units last year with zero closures. ✓ The investment model is highly attractive, offering a low $25,000 franchise fee and a strong Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $912,702, which suggests robust unit economics and a solid return on investment. ✓ With no history of litigation or bankruptcy and transparent financial performance data, this franchise presents a low-risk opportunity in the competitive pizza segment. ✓

U Swirl Franchising, LLC operates as a small-scale frozen yogurt concept with 57 outlets and zero net growth last year. ⚠ The investment barrier is high relative to performance, requiring a total spend of up to $630,000 against a modest Average Unit Volume of $481,567. ✓ The brand maintains stability with no closures and provides financial transparency, though the presence of litigation warrants due diligence.

Shine Development LLC demonstrates a solid financial foundation with an attractive total investment of $141,570 - $189,295 against a strong AUV of $505,399. ✓ The system shows healthy growth momentum, opening 7 outlets compared to only 2 closures last year, bringing the total count to 57 units. ⚠ However, prospective investors should note the presence of litigation and perform due diligence regarding the specific nature of these disputes.

Toastique Holdings, LLC is an emerging franchise concept with 57 total outlets that is demonstrating aggressive expansion, having opened 21 new locations last year compared to only 3 closures. ✓ The investment requirement of $471k to $891k is substantial, suggesting a focus on premium real estate and high-quality build-outs. ✓ Backed by a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, the brand offers a transparent growth opportunity, though the $93,000 franchise fee represents a significant upfront capital commitment.

Clozetivity is an affordable home services franchise with a low entry point of $81.5k to $196.5k and a healthy AUV of $512,116. ✓ The brand is in a rapid expansion phase, having opened 40 units last year to reach 57 total outlets, though this growth is tempered by a high closure ratio with 9 units shuttered in the same period. ⚠ Prospective buyers should proceed with caution due to the disclosed litigation and the aggressive growth trajectory which suggests potential growing pains.

WSR Franchise, LLC offers a low barrier to entry with a total investment under $151,000 and strong unit economics, evidenced by an AUV of $263,253. The system demonstrates healthy expansion, having opened 11 new locations last year with only one closure, while maintaining a litigation-free history. However, potential franchisees should scrutinize the 15% royalty rate, which is significantly higher than the industry average and could impact long-term profit margins.

5 Star Nutrition Franchising, LLC presents a low barrier to entry with a $15,000 franchise fee and a total investment range of $142,750 to $286,400 ✓. However, the brand faces significant headwinds with a net decline of four outlets last year and an active litigation disclosure ⚠. The absence of an Item 19 financial performance representation further complicates the ability to validate the potential return on investment against a 7.5% royalty fee ⚠.

Dash In Food Stores presents a mid-range investment opportunity ($119,600 - $680,300) with a low franchise fee of $25,000 ✓, though this is counterbalanced by an exceptionally high 30.0% royalty rate ⚠. The franchise exhibits a stagnant growth trajectory, having opened zero outlets in the last year while recording one closure ⚠. Additionally, the lack of an Item 19 financial performance representation makes it difficult for prospective franchisees to validate the potential return on investment given the high ongoing costs ⚠.

VIO Franchise Group, LLC is demonstrating aggressive expansion with 39 new outlets opened against only 1 closure, signaling strong market demand and unit viability ✓. The brand maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, while the provision of an Item 19 offers essential financial transparency for prospective investors ✓. However, the total investment ranges from $794k to over $1.2 million, representing a significant capital barrier and high financial risk compared to the standard 6% royalty fee ⚠.

Abra presents a concerning investment profile characterized by a complete lack of growth and an exceptionally wide capital requirement ranging from $264k to over $4.5 million. The closure of two outlets last year against zero openings indicates a stagnant or shrinking system, while the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure removes any visibility into potential ROI. ⚠ With a high franchise fee and no momentum, this opportunity carries significant risk without the data to justify the substantial capital outlay.