Companies

Tabla Franchise LLC is a micro-scale concept with only four total outlets and zero growth over the last year, indicating a lack of market traction. ✓ The franchise demonstrates exceptional unit economics with an Average Unit Volume of $1,750,768, significantly outperforming the total investment range of $185,201 to $629,111. ⚠ However, the absence of new openings suggests the business model may be unproven or struggling to attract franchisees despite the low $36,000 fee. With no litigation or bankruptcy, the opportunity offers high potential returns relative to cost but carries significant risk due to the system's immaturity.

ACME Locksmith Franchising, LLC is an extremely young concept with a minimal footprint of only three total outlets and zero growth last year, indicating an unproven franchise model. ✓ The business offers a low barrier to entry with a total investment starting at roughly $99k and a healthy Average Unit Volume of $413,943. ⚠ However, the combination of a high 7.0% royalty rate and the lack of operational history presents a significant risk for early adopters.

AumBio presents a high-risk profile characterized by minimal scale with only three total outlets and zero recent growth. ⚠ The combination of active litigation and the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure makes it impossible to validate the system's profitability against the required $159,320 to $267,620 investment. ⚠ Prospective franchisees should exercise extreme caution given the high $50,000 franchise fee relative to the brand's unproven trajectory and lack of performance data.

Brunch It Up LLC is a high-cost, early-stage franchise concept requiring a total investment between $782,500 and $2,010,000. ✓ The presence of an Item 19 disclosing an AUV of $837,701 offers financial transparency, while the lack of litigation or bankruptcy history reduces immediate risk concerns. ⚠ However, the system currently lacks scale with only three total outlets and zero growth last year, suggesting the concept is unproven and potentially stagnant.

GFC Franchising, Inc. is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of only three total outlets, indicating an unproven business model and significant execution risk. ✓ The franchise offers a clean history with no litigation or bankruptcy, and the total investment range of $144k–$279k presents a relatively accessible entry point. ⚠ However, the $55,000 franchise fee is aggressive for a brand of this size, and the addition of only one unit last year suggests slow adoption. Investors should exercise extreme caution given the lack of historical scale and operational data.

Petu Franchising Inc. is an extremely small and stagnant concept with only three total outlets and zero growth last year. ✓ The franchise offers a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy and provides financial transparency in its Item 19. However, ⚠ the total investment of $317k-$513k is aggressive relative to the Average Unit Volume of $364k, suggesting a slow return on investment. ⚠ The complete lack of recent expansion poses a significant risk regarding brand viability and system-wide support.

Simple Plan Franchising presents a compelling value proposition with a low $15,000 franchise fee and zero royalties, paired with an exceptionally high Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $708,358. ✓ Despite the strong financial performance and accessible total investment of $107,650–$147,900, the concept is currently in a proof-of-concept stage with only three total outlets. ⚠ Growth remains slow with just one unit opened last year, indicating a nascent system that requires careful due diligence despite the lack of litigation or bankruptcy.

The K9 Shop Franchising LLC presents a compelling value proposition with an exceptionally high Average Unit Volume of $1,512,179 against a low total investment of $112,700 to $165,000. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, and the reported financial performance suggests strong unit-level economics and a rapid potential return on investment. ⚠ However, the concept is currently in a nascent stage with a footprint of only 3 total outlets and minimal growth of 1 unit last year, indicating an unproven model at scale. Prospective franchisees must weigh the outstanding revenue potential against the inherent risks of partnering with a brand that lacks an established operational history.

Regal Maid Service is an extremely small operation with only three total outlets and zero growth last year, indicating a stagnant or unproven franchise system. ⚠ The franchise fee of $60,000 is disproportionately high for a brand of this size, especially given the total investment of $108,150–$136,400 and the absence of an Item 19 financial performance representation. ✓ The lack of litigation or bankruptcy is a positive note, but the minimal scale presents a significant risk for prospective franchisees seeking an established support network.

The Juice House is a micro-scale concept with only three total outlets and zero growth last year, indicating the brand is still in the very early stages of development. ✓ The franchise offers a clean operational history with no litigation or bankruptcy, and the $35,000 fee is standard for the segment. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents potential investors from validating the economic model or potential returns. ⚠ With no new openings and a limited footprint, this opportunity presents high execution risk typical of unproven startup franchises.

The Gym Pod Franchising LLC is an ultra-early-stage concept with only 3 total outlets, making it a high-risk venture despite promising initial traction. ✓ The franchise offers a highly accessible entry point with a low $20,000 fee and a total investment starting at just $54,650, with no unit closures reported to date. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of profitability, and the limited operational history offers minimal proof of concept for prospective franchisees.

Steele Management Group, LLC presents a compelling value proposition characterized by exceptional unit economics, with an AUV of $1,868,538 that significantly outweighs the mid-range total investment. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, and successfully avoided any unit closures last year. ✓ However, the concept is currently in a very early stage of validation with only 3 total outlets, indicating limited proof of scalability despite the robust financial performance. ⚠

The Red Chickz presents a high-barrier entry point with a total investment ranging from $424,700 to $883,200, coupled with a standard 6.0% royalty fee. ⚠ The franchise currently lacks an Item 19 financial disclosure and operates at a minimal scale with only 3 total outlets, offering prospective investors limited performance data and brand maturity to evaluate. ✓ The system exhibits a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, maintaining slow but positive growth by opening one unit without closures last year.

Moustaki Authentic Gyros is a micro-scale concept with a minimal footprint of three total outlets, though it demonstrates early positive momentum by opening two locations last year with zero closures. ✓ The franchise offers a low entry point via a $30,000 fee and a total investment floor of roughly $92k, while maintaining a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ✓ However, the wide investment range extending to $771,750 and the lack of an established track record pose significant risks for prospective partners. ⚠

The Pineapple School Franchising LLC is an early-stage concept with minimal scale, operating only three locations and registering zero net growth last year. ⚠ The franchise presents a high barrier to entry with a massive total investment ranging from $665,500 to nearly $8 million, coupled with a steep 7.0% royalty fee. ✓ The opportunity is free of immediate red flags regarding bankruptcy or litigation, and the inclusion of an Item 19 offers essential financial transparency for prospective investors.

Weird Brothers Coffee Franchising, LLC is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of only three total outlets and zero growth over the last year. ✓ The franchise offers a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy and provides an Item 19 financial disclosure, while the $30,000 fee and mid-range total investment keep the entry barrier relatively accessible. ⚠ However, the lack of new openings suggests the system is still unproven and potentially stagnant, posing a significant risk for franchisees seeking an established support structure and brand recognition.

The Red Bird is a micro-scale franchise with only three total outlets and zero growth last year, indicating the concept is unproven and likely in the earliest stages of development. ⚠ The franchise lacks an Item 19 financial disclosure, offering no data to validate potential returns against a mid-to-high six-figure investment. ⚠ A 7.0% royalty fee adds significant ongoing costs, while the wide total investment range suggests variability in real estate and build-out requirements.

Advantage College Planning presents a compelling value proposition characterized by a low total investment ($69k-$99k) and exceptional unit economics, with an Average Unit Volume of $848,913 that significantly exceeds the entry cost. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, though the network is currently in a nascent stage with only 3 total outlets. ⚠ While the addition of 2 units last year with zero closures indicates positive momentum, the limited operational footprint makes this a high-reward but early-stage opportunity.

Pharmaconic presents a high-barrier-to-entry opportunity with a total investment ranging from $302,000 to $415,000, though it mitigates ongoing overhead with a low 3.0% royalty rate. ⚠ The network is currently in a nascent stage with only 3 total outlets, indicating an unproven business model and limited brand recognition. ✓ The absence of litigation, bankruptcy, and unit closures suggests clean legal standing and careful initial growth. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents prospective franchisees from validating the potential return on such a significant capital investment.

PREP ACADEMY TUTORS USA, INC. presents a low barrier to entry with a total investment of $52,600 to $70,600 and a clean history regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ⚠ However, the system lacks scale with only 3 total outlets and provides no Item 19 financial performance data, making it difficult to validate the model's profitability. ⚠ Additionally, the $43,000 franchise fee represents a high percentage of the total investment, and the 8.0% royalty rate is aggressive for a brand of this size.

Pizzawala’s® is an early-stage concept with minimal scale, operating only three total outlets and adding just one unit last year. ✓ The franchise offers a clean legal history with no litigation or bankruptcy, though the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure makes it impossible to verify potential ROI. ⚠ With a total investment ranging from $376,000 to $637,000, the entry cost is significant relative to the brand's unproven market penetration and lack of historical performance data. ⚠

Cho Dang presents an exceptionally high barrier to entry with a steep $90,000 franchise fee and a total investment reaching up to $620,000. ⚠ The network is currently micro-scale with only 3 total outlets, and critically, it lacks an Item 19 financial disclosure, preventing a data-driven assessment of potential ROI. ✓ The brand shows promising early momentum with 100% unit retention and 2 new openings last year, but the concept remains an unproven, high-risk venture suitable only for capital-rich investors.

WADAYA MAZEMEN AND RAMEN presents a compelling high-volume investment opportunity, evidenced by a strong Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $1.1M against a mid-range total investment of $334k-$842k. ✓ The franchise offers an accessible entry point with a low $20,000 fee and maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ✓ However, the concept is currently in a stagnation phase with zero net growth last year, suggesting potential risks regarding scalability or market demand. ⚠ With only 3 total outlets, the system lacks an established footprint, making this a high-risk venture for franchisees seeking a proven, rapidly expanding brand. ⚠

Krave It presents a compelling value proposition with an Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $1,544,898, suggesting strong unit-level economics against a mid-range total investment of $201,000 - $408,000. ✓ The concept is financially transparent with an Item 19 disclosure and maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ⚠ However, the system currently lacks scale with only 3 total outlets and showed zero growth last year, indicating the franchise is likely unproven or in the earliest stages of development.

Bora Bora Smoothie Cafe is a micro-scale concept with only three total outlets, indicating it is likely in the very early stages of franchising with an unproven track record. ✓ The absence of litigation and bankruptcy history is a positive sign, and the network maintained stability with zero closures last year. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents potential investors from validating profitability, and the minimal growth of one unit annually suggests a low-momentum trajectory. ⚠ With a total investment reaching up to $439,600, the risk profile is elevated given the absence of historical earnings data and operational scale.

Rose Tea Lounge is a high-cost, early-stage concept requiring a total investment of up to $405,520, which presents significant risk given its minimal scale of only three total outlets. While the operation shows initial stability with no closures or litigation ✓, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of profitability ⚠. Prospective franchisees should exercise extreme caution, as the 6.0% royalty fee is difficult to justify without a proven track record or established brand equity.

101 Chicken HQ Inc. is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of three outlets, indicating an unproven business model and high risk for early adopters. ⚠ The franchise requires a significant total investment of up to $809,267 without providing an Item 19 financial performance representation, making it difficult to assess potential returns. ✓ The system shows recent momentum with two new openings and zero closures last year, alongside a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy.

Nana's Wonderland presents a high-barrier entry opportunity with a total investment ranging from $370k to $920k, yet it lacks the necessary financial transparency for a proper risk assessment. ✓ The concept shows operational stability with no closures or litigation, but ⚠ the network is extremely small with only 3 total outlets and minimal growth of 1 unit last year. ⚠ Prospective franchisees face significant risk investing in a nascent system that does not provide an Item 19 financial performance representation.

Taffer's Tavern offers a high-revenue opportunity with an AUV of $2.7M and no history of litigation or bankruptcy, though the high initial investment of $807k+ creates a significant barrier to entry. The brand faces serious growth stagnation, evidenced by zero new openings and one closure in the last year, which raises concerns about the concept's scalability and current demand. With only three total outlets, this remains an unproven model despite the strong top-line financials, making it a risky venture for operators seeking a stable, expanding system.

This franchise presents a low barrier to entry with a total investment ranging from $53,549 to $77,449 ✓, though the 8.0% royalty fee is relatively high for the sector. Growth trajectory appears positive with a net gain of three outlets last year ✓, but the system remains extremely small with only three total units, limiting brand recognition and peer validation ⚠. Prospective investors should proceed with caution due to the presence of litigation within the disclosure document ⚠.

medspa810 Franchising, LLC presents a high-risk investment opportunity due to its lack of financial performance disclosures and history of bankruptcy and litigation. With a total of only three outlets and a negative growth trajectory that saw two locations close last year, the system lacks proven unit-level economics. The high initial investment requirement of nearly half a million dollars is difficult to justify without an Item 19, making the current stability and scalability of this brand highly questionable.

Loyalty Business Brokers is a nascent franchise system with minimal scale, currently operating just two total outlets with a high initial franchise fee of $100,000. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial performance representation represents a significant data gap, making it difficult to validate the business model's potential earnings. ⚠ Additionally, the presence of litigation history introduces legal risk, though the system demonstrated slight stability by opening one unit last year without any closures. The total investment range of $116,550 to $553,000 suggests a flexible entry cost, but the lack of royalties indicates an atypical revenue structure that requires careful scrutiny.

Seashore Academy presents a compelling high-margin opportunity with an impressive AUV of $1.7M against a mid-range total investment of $98k-$275k. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcies and zero closures, though the minimal scale of only 3 total outlets makes the high $55,000 fee and 8.0% royalty difficult to benchmark. ⚠ Growth is currently stagnant with only one unit opened last year, suggesting a very early-stage or niche concept that lacks proven scalability.

Figo Franchising presents a high-entry investment strategy ranging from $261,900 to $656,000, yet it remains an unproven concept with a minimal footprint of only three total outlets. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial performance representation is a critical risk factor for prospective investors given the lack of historical scale or operating data. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean legal record with no litigation or bankruptcy, though growth is effectively stagnant with only one unit opened last year.

Sticks Kebob Shop is a micro-scale franchise with only three total outlets and zero recent growth, signaling a very early-stage or stagnant system despite its established brand. ✓ The financial performance is strong with an AUV of $1.1 million against a mid-range investment of $247k–$573k, offering potentially high returns for operators. ⚠ However, the lack of new openings suggests limited market traction or an unproven expansion strategy, making this a high-risk venture for franchisees seeking scalability.

Golf VX Franchising, LLC is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of three total outlets, making it a high-risk venture despite recent momentum from two openings. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of profitability, while the presence of litigation introduces additional risk for prospective investors. ✓ The franchise shows no recent closures or bankruptcies, but the wide investment range of $339k to $2.7M requires significant capital commitment without historical performance data.

This franchise presents a low-risk entry point with a clean history regarding litigation and bankruptcy, complemented by a reasonable $25,000 franchise fee. ✓ The investment range of $98,500 to $276,000 is accessible, and the system shows 100% unit retention with zero closures in the last year. ⚠ However, the concept is currently limited to a micro-scale of 3 total outlets, and the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure makes potential returns difficult to quantify.

Crack’d Kitchen presents a high-barrier-to-entry opportunity with a total investment ranging from $567,000 to over $1 million, though the franchise offers a relatively low $25,000 fee and clean leadership history with no litigation or bankruptcy ✓. The brand is currently in a nascent stage with only 3 total outlets, resulting in a limited proof of scale and a high-risk profile regarding operational systems ⚠. While the net growth of one new store and the inclusion of an Item 19 suggest a stable start, the concept remains unproven in broader markets.

urSwim is an extremely small concept with only three total outlets and zero recent growth, indicating an unproven and early-stage franchise model. ⚠ While the franchise offers a reasonable entry point and reports a solid Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $501,158, the lack of operational scale makes it difficult to validate the system's long-term viability. ⚠ Prospective investors should exercise caution, as the limited track record presents a higher risk compared to more established brands in the swim instruction market.

Pastries N Chaat Franchising, LLC presents an extremely low barrier to entry with a $10,000 franchise fee and a total investment starting at roughly $111,300 ✓. However, the concept is currently unproven at scale with only 3 total outlets and no Item 19 financial disclosure to validate unit economics ⚠. While the brand shows stability with zero closures, the minimal growth trajectory indicates this is a high-risk, early-stage opportunity lacking historical performance data ⚠.

Teazzi USA LLC is currently a micro-scale operation with only three total outlets and zero growth over the last year, indicating the brand is likely in the very early stages of development or stagnation. ⚠ The franchise presents a high barrier to entry with a total investment reaching up to $611,500 and lacks an Item 19 financial disclosure, preventing prospective investors from validating potential returns. ✓ The absence of litigation and bankruptcy is a positive note, but the combination of high fees, minimal scale, and no unit growth suggests a high-risk profile for franchisees.

One Endo represents a high-barrier-to-entry opportunity with a total investment ranging from $855,600 to $1,559,025, yet it offers no Item 19 financial performance data to substantiate this significant capital requirement. ⚠ The franchise currently lacks scale with only 3 total outlets and recorded zero growth last year, suggesting the concept is unproven and potentially stagnant. ⚠ While the absence of litigation and bankruptcy is a positive sign, the lack of transparency regarding royalties and earnings presents a substantial risk for potential investors.

Ranger Guard Franchising, LLC is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of three total outlets, making it a high-risk venture regarding proven scalability. ✓ The franchise offers a competitive royalty rate of 4.0% and maintains a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy, while the total investment of $151,700 to $214,500 is moderate for the security industry. ✓ The system shows positive momentum with two outlets opened and zero closed last year, though the limited operating history remains a significant concern. ⚠

Avanti Body Franchising LLC is a high-risk, early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of only three total outlets. ⚠ The franchise lacks an Item 19 financial performance representation, making it difficult for prospective investors to validate the model's profitability against the steep $295k–$588k initial investment. ⚠ Growth is tentative rather than explosive, with the system opening two units but closing one in the last year, signaling potential operational volatility.

Wanna Play Playcare presents a high-entry investment model ranging from $257k to $458k, characterized by a clean operational history with no litigation or bankruptcy ✓. However, the system currently lacks scale with only 3 total outlets and recorded zero growth last year, signaling a significant risk regarding brand maturity and market traction ⚠. While the availability of an Item 19 offers financial transparency, the combination of a high initial cost, 6.0% royalty fee, and stagnant expansion suggests this is a nascent opportunity with limited proof of concept ⚠.

Alvita Care is a micro-scale franchise with only three total outlets and zero growth over the last year, indicating a stagnant operational footprint. ✓ The franchise offers a clean history with no litigation or bankruptcy and provides financial performance data (Item 19) to support the $109k-$178k investment. ⚠ However, the lack of recent openings combined with a high $55,000 franchise fee suggests limited momentum and reduced support infrastructure compared to larger systems.

Hoppin' presents a high-barrier investment opportunity requiring a total capitalization of up to $1.9 million, though this risk is tempered by a strong Average Unit Volume of $1,444,437. ✓ The franchise demonstrates financial consistency with zero closures last year, but the system remains extremely small with only 3 total outlets and minimal growth of +1 unit. ⚠ Prospective investors must exercise caution regarding the reported litigation history and the unproven scale of this emerging concept.

POKITOMIK is an extremely early-stage concept with only three total outlets and zero growth last year, indicating an unproven market presence. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure is a significant risk for investors, particularly given the high total investment range of up to $287,750. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, but the lack of operational momentum suggests potential viability concerns.

Sip Fresh presents a compelling financial profile with a robust Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $804,978, though it remains an extremely small operation with only 3 total locations. ✓ The franchise offers a clean history with no litigation or bankruptcy and successfully opened one new outlet last year without closures. ⚠ However, the concept is unproven at scale, and prospective franchisees face a high total investment of up to $524,260 relative to the brand's limited market presence.

Hot Ground Gym is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of three units, indicating the brand carries significant execution risk typical of unproven models. ✓ The investment range of $163k to $317k offers a low barrier to entry combined with a clean leadership record free of litigation or bankruptcy. ⚠ However, the addition of only one unit last year suggests a sluggish growth trajectory that may concern investors seeking rapid scale or territory dominance.