Companies

CompuChild operates as a micro-scale franchise with only 16 total outlets, though it maintains a positive growth trajectory with two net openings last year. ✓ The investment profile is highly accessible at roughly $30k–$50k, supported by a modest franchise fee and no reported royalty overhead. ✓ However, the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure represents a significant transparency risk for potential investors assessing profitability. ⚠

Intelligent Leadership Executive Coaching is a niche service franchise with a small footprint of 16 units, though it is demonstrating positive momentum with seven new openings and zero closures last year. ✓ The entry point is relatively accessible with a total investment under $125k, but the 25% royalty rate is significant and will heavily impact unit-level margins. ⚠ A major transparency concern is the lack of an Item 19 financial performance representation, making it difficult for prospective franchisees to validate potential returns. ⚠

Sedona Taphouse represents a high-barrier-to-entry investment opportunity with a total cost ranging from $1.65M to $2.5M, though the franchise fee is competitively priced at $20,000. The brand exhibits stability with a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, yet it shows a stagnant growth trajectory with zero new openings or closures in the last year. A significant analytical limitation is the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure, which forces prospective franchisees to rely heavily on external validation to estimate potential returns.

Hite Digital is a low-risk, high-growth concept offering an accessible entry point into the digital marketing space with a total investment starting at $56,650. ✓ The franchise demonstrates impressive momentum, having opened 11 units last year with zero closures, and provides financial transparency with a healthy AUV of $304,006. ✓ While the 8.0% royalty fee is a standard consideration, the lack of litigation or bankruptcy history signals a stable and well-managed system. ✓

This franchise presents a low barrier to entry with a modest $7,500 franchise fee and a total investment starting at $42,750, making it highly accessible compared to industry averages. ✓ The system demonstrates operational stability with zero closures last year and positive net growth of three units, though the total footprint remains small at just 16 outlets. ⚠ Prospective buyers should proceed with caution regarding the disclosed litigation history and carefully validate the Item 19 financial performance to ensure the 6.0% royalty fee allows for sustainable profitability at this scale.

Hurts Donut Company presents a high-margin opportunity with an Average Unit Volume of $1,158,881 against a mid-range total investment of $504,000 to $825,000. ✓ Despite the strong revenue potential and clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, the system is facing a significant contraction with four outlets closing last year compared to only one opening. ⚠ This negative growth trajectory suggests potential operational or market viability risks that outweigh the attractive financial performance data. ⚠

M14 Hoops Franchising LLC is a small but rapidly growing concept with 16 total outlets, having expanded by six units last year with zero closures. ✓ The franchise offers a highly accessible total investment ($104k–$195k) and a clean leadership history with no litigation or bankruptcy. ✓ However, the 8.0% royalty rate is relatively high for the sector, and the system lacks the stability and economies of scale of a mature brand. ⚠

JETSET Franchising, LLC is a high-barrier-to-entry concept with a total investment ranging from $413k to $806k, balanced by a robust Average Unit Volume of $924,048. ✓ The brand demonstrates exceptional momentum and market validation, having opened 9 outlets in the last year with zero closures. ✓ While the 7.5% royalty fee is standard, the combination of rapid growth, no litigation, and strong unit economics presents a compelling opportunity for liquid candidates.

Lawn Squad Franchising LLC is an early-stage concept demonstrating positive momentum, having grown its footprint by nearly 80% last year with seven new openings and zero closures. ✓ The opportunity is highly accessible with a low franchise fee of $5,000 and a total investment range of $79k-$160k, supported by the transparency of an Item 19 financial disclosure. ✓ While the system is currently small at 16 total outlets, the clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy suggests a stable foundation for future scaling.

Flour Power Business Development is a small, emerging franchise with only 16 units and a slow net growth of one outlet last year. ✓ The concept offers a moderate entry point with a total investment ranging from $189,700 to $406,000 and maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ⚠ However, the 8.0% royalty fee is high relative to the Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $292,997, potentially squeezing unit-level profitability.

MHDGA, LLC is a high-growth concept demonstrating strong early momentum with nine new outlets opened and zero closures last year, effectively doubling its footprint to 16 locations. ✓ The franchise offers a highly accessible entry point with a low $15,000 fee and a standard 5.0% royalty, though the total investment varies significantly from $185k to $652k. ⚠ Prospective buyers must exercise extreme caution due to a recent bankruptcy disclosure on the record and the absence of an Item 19 financial performance representation.

Happy & Healthy Products is a high-risk investment opportunity characterized by severe contraction, having closed nine outlets while opening only one in the last year. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents verification of earnings potential, and the presence of litigation further clouds the franchise's stability. ⚠ With only 16 total outlets remaining, the system lacks scale, making the mid-range initial investment difficult to justify given the current downward trajectory.

Ivy Kids Early Learning Center presents a high-barrier-to-entry investment opportunity with a massive total investment range of $687,500 to $9.4 million, though this is tempered by a strong Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $2.4 million. ✓ The franchise demonstrates financial transparency through its Item 19 disclosure, but potential investors must carefully weigh the steep $110,500 franchise fee and 7.0% royalty rate against returns. ⚠ Growth appears completely stagnant, with zero net expansion last year (1 opened, 1 closed) across a small footprint of 16 outlets, while the presence of active litigation introduces additional risk. ⚠

SureStay® by Best Western demonstrates strong recent growth momentum ✓, opening 12 outlets against only one closure last year, though its total footprint remains small at 16 locations. The investment range is broad ($880k - $2.9M) and carries a standard 5% royalty, but the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure ⚠ prevents potential investors from validating potential returns. Additionally, the disclosure of active litigation ⚠ introduces a risk factor that requires careful due diligence alongside the brand's expansion efforts.

Sweet & Sassy Franchising, LLC is a small-scale operation with only 16 total outlets, though it demonstrates positive momentum with four net openings last year. ✓ The franchise offers a highly accessible entry point with a total investment that can reach as low as $278,560, and the Average Unit Volume of $551,563 suggests strong revenue potential relative to costs. ✓ However, prospective investors should note the presence of litigation and the impact of a 6.0% royalty fee on bottom-line profitability. ⚠

Mighty Quinn's Franchising, LLC operates as a small, premium fast-casual brand with a limited footprint of 16 units. ✓ The franchise presents a stable opportunity with zero closures or litigation and the provision of an Item 19 financial disclosure. ✓ However, growth is slow with only two openings last year, and the total investment ranges from roughly $507k to over $1 million, requiring significant capital. ⚠ Prospective franchisees should note the lack of economies of scale compared to larger competitors.

BHRC Franchising LLC demonstrates strong unit-level economics with an AUV of $1.7M against a mid-range investment of roughly $700k to $1.2M. ✓ The system shows healthy recent momentum with 4 net new openings and zero closures, though the total footprint remains small at 15 outlets. ⚠ Investors should note the disclosure of a past bankruptcy event despite the absence of litigation.

Wild Eggs presents a compelling value proposition driven by a robust Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $2.1 million, which supports the high initial investment range of roughly $736k to $1.9 million. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean legal standing with no litigation and offers a reasonable royalty structure of 5.5%. ⚠ However, the disclosure of a past bankruptcy coupled with zero net growth last year suggests potential operational or strategic stagnation risks.

VetCor presents a high-risk profile despite its established Item 19 financial performance, primarily due to a severe contraction in unit count over the last year. ⚠ The closure of 11 outlets against only 3 openings signals significant operational or market distress, which overshadows the reasonable $173k-$400k total investment. ✓ While the franchise offers a solid Average Unit Volume of $599,096, prospective investors must carefully weigh this potential against the active litigation and negative growth trajectory.

Country Waffles, Inc. presents a high-risk profile characterized by stagnation and a recent contraction in footprint. ⚠ The closure of two outlets with zero openings last year indicates a struggling business model, while the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of potential returns. ⚠ A historical bankruptcy further compounds the risk for prospective franchisees considering the substantial $418,000 to $746,000 initial investment.

District Franchising presents a compelling value proposition driven by exceptionally strong unit economics, with an AUV of $1.9M justifying the high total investment of up to $1.4M. ✓ The absence of litigation, bankruptcy, and unit closures indicates a stable corporate structure and healthy underlying business model. ⚠ However, the system remains extremely small with only 15 total outlets and minimal growth of 2 units last year, suggesting a nascent or niche market presence.

Celebration Title Group operates as a boutique franchise with only 15 total outlets, though it demonstrates positive momentum with three net openings and zero closures last year. ✓ The low total investment entry point of $60.5k to $144.5k is attractive, but the 7.0% royalty rate is relatively high for the industry. ⚠ A significant transparency risk exists as the franchise lacks an Item 19 financial disclosure, preventing prospective franchisees from validating potential earnings.

Avenuewest Global Franchise presents a compelling value proposition defined by a low total investment ($60k-$100k) and minimal 1.0% royalty fees, while boasting a strong Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $892,190. ✓ Despite the attractive financial metrics and a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, the system lacks scale with only 15 total outlets and reported zero net growth last year. ⚠ This stagnation suggests potential risks regarding brand momentum and the franchisor's active recruitment efforts.

This franchise presents an accessible entry point into the homecare industry with a mid-range total investment of $95k-$171k and a standard 5.0% royalty fee. ✓ The clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, combined with the provision of an Item 19, offers initial transparency and credibility. ⚠ However, the network is extremely small with only 15 total outlets, and the closure of 4 units against the opening of 1 last year signals significant operational distress. ⚠ This negative growth trajectory suggests high risk despite the relatively low capital requirements.

No Frill Franchising presents a low-barrier entry point with a total investment of $82,800 - $96,500 ✓, though the $75,000 franchise fee consumes the majority of this capital. The lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure ⚠ and the presence of litigation ⚠ create significant transparency and risk concerns for prospective investors. Furthermore, with only 15 units and zero growth last year, the concept demonstrates a stagnant trajectory with no current momentum ⚠.

This franchise presents a low-barrier entry into the automotive aftermarket with a competitive $15,000 franchise fee and a total investment starting under $100,000 ✓. However, the system lacks scale with only 15 total outlets and reported zero net growth last year ⚠. The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure is a significant red flag for prospective investors seeking performance validation ⚠.

ProteinHouse Franchising, LLC presents a compelling financial profile with a robust Average Unit Volume of $1,143,143 against a 4.0% royalty rate, though it requires a significant total investment of up to $846,300. ✓ Despite the strong unit economics, the chain remains a niche operator with only 15 total locations and minimal recent expansion of just two units. ⚠ Prospective franchisees should additionally conduct due diligence regarding the active litigation disclosures noted in the franchise documents.

MINT CONDITION FRANCHISE GROUP, LLC presents a compelling value proposition with a robust Average Unit Volume of $1,590,588 and a healthy 4.0% royalty rate, supported by recent positive growth of 4 new outlets and zero closures. ✓ The wide total investment range of $117k to $718k offers flexibility, though the high $84,000 franchise fee creates a steeper barrier to entry relative to the system's small scale of 15 units. ⚠ Prospective investors should carefully review the disclosed litigation history to ensure there are no systemic risks despite the strong financial performance.

RAKKAN USA Franchise, LLC exhibits strong unit-level economics with an AUV of $949,925 against a mid-range total investment of $379,500 to $865,000. ✓ The brand is in a rapid growth phase, having opened six outlets recently compared to only one closure, and maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ✓ The low $20,000 franchise fee and standard 5.0% royalty rate provide an accessible entry point for investors seeking scalable opportunities in the restaurant sector.

You Move Me presents a high-risk investment opportunity due to a complete stagnation in growth, evidenced by zero new outlets opened last year and a small total footprint of just 15 locations. While the franchise offers strong unit economics with an AUV of $1.18 million and a relatively low initial investment, the presence of litigation and a 7% royalty fee add significant operational caution. The lack of expansion despite financial disclosures suggests potential headwinds in scaling the brand or selling new franchises.

The White Bounce House is a rapidly expanding, low-cost investment opportunity having opened 14 new outlets in the last year with zero closures, indicating strong initial unit viability and demand. ✓ The total investment range of $41,250 to $108,750 is relatively accessible, and the clean legal history with no litigation or bankruptcy suggests stable corporate operations. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial performance representation is a significant red flag, preventing verification of unit-level profitability despite the aggressive 8% royalty rate.

Children's Orchard presents a low-barrier resale franchise model with a reasonable 20,000 dollar fee and strong potential return on investment relative to the 206,700 to 320,500 dollar total cost, supported by a healthy AUV of 398,868 dollars. ⚠ However, the brand faces significant stagnation and contraction risks, having opened zero new outlets while closing three existing ones last year, shrinking the total footprint to just 15 units. The combination of active litigation and a declining outlet count raises red flags regarding the system's stability despite the attractive 4.0% royalty rate.

Tru Bowl Superfood Bar is a small but rapidly expanding concept with 15 total outlets, having opened 8 new locations last year. ✓ The franchise demonstrates strong unit economics with an Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $657,812 against a mid-range total investment of $204,900 to $331,820. ⚠ However, prospective buyers should note the presence of past litigation and a net loss of two outlets last year alongside the aggressive expansion.

REF USA Corp. presents a compelling low-barrier entry point with a total investment under $72k and robust unit economics driven by an Average Unit Volume exceeding $1 million ✓. However, the 20% royalty rate is significant, and the system's limited scale of 15 units is marred by a contraction in footprint with one closure and zero openings last year ⚠. While the lack of litigation or bankruptcy is a positive sign, the stagnation in growth suggests potential operational or market saturation risks ⚠.

This franchise presents a high-barrier entry with a total investment ranging from $297,500 to $439,000, though the low $10,000 franchise fee and healthy AUV of $538,769 suggest accessible ongoing costs and solid unit-level economics. ✓ Despite the lack of litigation or bankruptcy, the brand is struggling with scale and momentum, having opened zero new units while closing two outlets last year. ⚠ With only 15 total outlets, the system lacks the infrastructure of larger competitors, making the recent contraction a critical risk factor for potential investors.

HCF USA1, LLC presents a high-risk profile characterized by a complete stagnation in growth, with zero outlets opened or closed in the last year and a footprint of only 15 units. ⚠ The financial performance is a major concern, as the Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $65,515 is critically low relative to the total investment requirement of $394,542–$647,642, suggesting a difficult path to profitability. ⚠ The opportunity is further marred by a corporate bankruptcy history, which undermines stability despite the absence of litigation.

FoodJets Franchise, LLC is a small but rapidly expanding operation with a low initial investment of $55,300 to $82,000. ✓ The brand demonstrates strong recent momentum, having opened 12 units last year with zero closures. ⚠ However, prospective buyers should exercise extreme caution due to the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure and a history of bankruptcy. ⚠ The combination of a high 10% royalty fee and these significant transparency risks outweighs the current growth trajectory.

Scream Truck presents a low-risk entry into mobile franchising with an accessible total investment of $198k–$242k and zero closures or litigation ✓. The unit economics appear healthy, featuring a solid Average Unit Volume ($336,349) that suggests a strong return relative to the initial cost ✓. However, the system remains extremely small with only 15 total outlets and negligible growth of one unit last year ⚠. Prospective franchisees should note that while the financial metrics are promising, the concept is still in the very early stages of proving its scalability ⚠.

Fit Kids America presents a highly accessible entry point for franchisees, characterized by a low total investment ($6,455 - $39,850) and a minimal $5,000 franchise fee. ✓ Despite these low barriers to entry, the 10% royalty rate is significant relative to the initial cost, and the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of potential earnings. ⚠ The system remains small with only 15 total outlets, though recent activity shows a positive growth trajectory with a net gain of two units last year. ✓ With no history of litigation or bankruptcy, the operational risk appears low, but the lack of financial transparency is a notable concern for serious investors. ⚠

Tapioca Express presents a high-risk profile despite its low entry fee of $25,000 and strong Average Unit Volume of $741,030. ⚠ The network is in sharp decline, having closed five outlets last year with zero new openings, shrinking the total footprint to just 15 locations. ✓ The absence of litigation and bankruptcy is a positive note, but the brand lacks momentum and faces significant viability concerns.

Wise Coatings Franchises LLC is an emerging brand in the garage enhancement niche with a limited footprint of 15 outlets, though it is experiencing rapid expansion with 10 openings last year. ✓ The investment barrier is moderate ($103k-$122k) and the franchise offers a clean history with no litigation or bankruptcy, providing a stable foundation for new operators. ✓ However, the system is still in a high-risk, early-stage growth phase, and the $50,000 franchise fee represents a significant portion of the total startup costs. ⚠

EI Franchise Company, LLC presents a severe risk profile characterized by a total collapse in system growth, having closed six outlets while opening zero last year. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of profitability, while the presence of active litigation adds further instability to this small 15-unit chain. ⚠ Although the franchise offers a low entry fee of $15,000, the massive variance in total investment and lack of royalty data suggest an unproven or disorganized business model.

Parker-Anderson Enrichment, Inc. operates as a micro-scale franchise with only 15 total outlets and zero net growth last year, indicating a stagnant market presence. ✓ The opportunity features a low entry barrier with a total investment as low as $45.5k and a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ⚠ However, the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of potential returns, and the 8.0% royalty fee is aggressive relative to the lack of proven scalability.

Monkey Joe's is a high-risk franchise investment characterized by a steep total investment of up to $1.24M and zero unit growth last year. ⚠ The brand is in sharp decline, having closed three outlets compared to zero openings, while also carrying the significant baggage of bankruptcy and litigation history. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure further obscures potential returns, making this a highly speculative opportunity despite the standard 5% royalty fee.

Hoots Wings presents a moderate growth trajectory with a net gain of two outlets last year, bringing its total footprint to 14 locations. ✓ The franchise offers a mid-range entry point with a $35,500 fee, though the total investment varies significantly between $414,500 and $1.1 million. ⚠ Prospective investors should exercise caution due to the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure and the presence of active litigation.

Myungrang America presents a low-risk operational profile with no litigation, bankruptcy, or unit closures, though its scale remains limited to 14 total locations. ✓ The franchise offers a relatively accessible entry point with a $30,000 fee and 4% royalty, yet the total investment varies significantly, reaching up to $525,468. ⚠ Growth is currently sluggish with only two openings last year, and the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure makes it difficult for prospective franchisees to gauge potential profitability. ⚠

PHP Franchise, LLC is a nascent concept with minimal scale, operating only 14 units despite opening 11 outlets last year. ✓ The investment entry point is highly accessible ($124k-$309k) with no franchise fee, though the standard 5.0% royalty applies. ⚠ Significant risk is present as the company lacks an Item 19 financial disclosure and has already closed 2 units, representing nearly 15% of its current estate.

Bigger Franchises LLC presents a high-barrier entry point with a total investment ranging from $512,500 to $1.3 million, yet it lacks the necessary financial transparency regarding potential returns. ✓ The corporate structure is clean with no history of litigation or bankruptcy, but the network is extremely small at 14 units. ⚠ Growth is effectively stagnant with zero net expansion last year, signaling significant risk given the absence of an Item 19 financial performance representation.

NexGen Franchising, LLC is a small, emerging system with 14 total outlets that offers strong unit economics, evidenced by an Item 19 AUV of $534,299. ✓ The brand provides financial transparency and boasts a clean legal history with no litigation or bankruptcy. However, ⚠ the network is currently contracting, having closed three units last year while opening only one, which signals potential instability or execution risk despite the high average revenue. With a total investment range of $168k to $363k, this represents a high-risk, high-reward opportunity suitable for operators willing to bet on a turnaround.

Broadway Station Restaurants, Inc. presents a high-barrier-to-entry investment opportunity requiring a total capitalization of up to $1.35 million, though this is somewhat offset by a competitive $30,000 franchise fee and a low 4.5% royalty rate. ✓ The system exhibits stability with no recent closures, litigation, or bankruptcy, but the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure is a significant transparency risk for an investment of this magnitude. ⚠ With only 14 total outlets and just one unit opened last year, the franchise suffers from a stagnant growth trajectory, offering limited proof of concept or brand momentum.