Companies

Kuma Ani presents a high-barrier-to-entry investment opportunity with a total cost ranging from $344,500 to $544,000, though it maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ✓ The franchise offers financial transparency through an Item 19 disclosure, but the 5.0% royalty fee must be weighed against the current lack of economies of scale with only two total outlets. ⚠ The closure of one outlet last year coupled with zero new openings indicates a stagnant or potentially declining growth trajectory, posing a significant risk for prospective franchisees. ⚠

MK Vision Center Franchising, LLC is an early-stage concept with only two total outlets, indicating a high-risk, ground-floor opportunity. ⚠ The total investment is substantial ($357,850 - $624,250), yet the franchise lacks an Item 19 financial performance representation, preventing prospective franchisees from validating potential returns. ⚠ With no data on recent openings or closings and minimal operational history, the system offers little proof of concept or scalability.

Eye & I Eyecare is a high-investment medical franchise requiring a total commitment of up to $670k, though this entry cost is balanced by a robust Average Unit Volume of $1.34M ✓. The concept demonstrates operational stability with a clean legal record and no recent unit closures, but the lack of new outlets opened last year indicates a static growth trajectory ⚠. With only two total locations, the franchise lacks the proven scale of larger competitors, making it a potentially lucrative but unproven opportunity for investors ⚠.

M BROWZ Franchise LLC is an ultra-nascent concept with minimal scale, operating only two total outlets after opening one last year. ✓ The absence of litigation and bankruptcy provides a clean legal baseline, and the brand maintained zero closures during its recent expansion. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents ROI verification, representing a significant risk for a high-entry cost of $273k–$440k. ⚠ With a $40,000 franchise fee and 5% royalty, this investment lacks the historical performance data and operational proof typically required to justify the risk.

Bare Metal Standard, Inc. is a high-risk concept due to its minimal scale of only two total outlets and stagnant growth, having opened and closed zero locations last year. While the franchise benefits from a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, the total investment of $159,095 to $245,100 is difficult to justify given the modest Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $221,869. Additionally, the 10.0% royalty fee places significant pressure on margins, making profitability uncertain for new franchisees in this unproven system.

Sweatheory is an extremely early-stage concept with only two total outlets and zero growth last year, indicating an unproven business model. ⚠ The total investment is wide-ranging and potentially steep ($192k–$728k) for a brand lacking an Item 19 financial performance representation. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, but the absence of validated earnings data makes this a high-risk venture for prospective franchisees.

The Oceanaire Realty presents a highly affordable entry point into real estate with a low franchise fee and a total investment ranging from roughly $82k to $145k ✓. However, the system currently lacks scale with only two total outlets and zero growth over the last year, suggesting an unproven or nascent business model ⚠. While the presence of an Item 19 financial disclosure is a positive for transparency ✓, prospective franchisees should proceed with caution given the active litigation history and the minimal operational footprint ⚠.

Shawarma Stackz LLC is a high-cost, early-stage concept requiring a total investment of up to $1.23M with only two locations currently operating. ⚠ Significant risk factors include the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure and a history of litigation, which creates uncertainty for such a substantial capital outlay. ✓ The franchise shows initial stability with no closures and a net positive growth trajectory, but the limited scale offers minimal proof of concept for new investors.

NEXClean is an extremely small operation with only two total outlets, indicating a high-risk, early-stage proof of concept rather than a proven scale. ✓ The franchise offers a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy and provides an Item 19 to support its $125k-$165k investment range. ⚠ However, the growth trajectory is virtually flat with only one unit opened last year, suggesting the system lacks momentum. The combination of a high 7.5% royalty fee and minimal operational history makes this a speculative venture for potential franchisees.

Khalil Biryani House Franchising, LLC presents a compelling but unproven value proposition, boasting an exceptionally high Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $2.19M against a mid-range total investment of $351K–$700K. ✓ The combination of a standard 5% royalty fee, clean litigation/bankruptcy history, and strong potential ROI suggests a financially attractive opportunity on paper. ⚠ However, with only 2 total outlets and zero growth last year, the system lacks scale and operational maturity, making it a high-risk venture for franchisees seeking an established support network.

Krystal Oh Nails presents a compelling unit-level economics story with an AUV of $792,639, significantly outperforming the standard nail salon segment. ✓ While the total investment of $137,550 - $248,000 is reasonable for this volume, the franchise remains in a nascent stage with only two total locations and zero recent growth. ⚠ Prospective partners must weigh the strong financial disclosure against the lack of an established operational footprint.

Missquito® is an extremely early-stage concept with only two total outlets, making it a high-risk venture despite a low entry point of $73,200. ✓ The unit count doubled last year with no closures, but the absence of an Item 19 prevents validation of financial performance. ⚠ Significant concerns arise from the disclosed litigation and a 10% royalty fee, which is aggressive for an unproven system.

Bebop Korean Mexican Grill Franchise, LLC presents a high-risk opportunity characterized by minimal scale, with only two total outlets and zero growth in the last year. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial performance representation is a significant red flag for potential investors, particularly given the concept's unproven scalability. ✓ While the total investment range of $188,500 to $345,500 offers a relatively low barrier to entry, the lack of operational data makes it difficult to validate the business model.

I'Milky is an extremely early-stage concept with only two total outlets, indicating a high-risk profile for prospective franchisees. ⚠ The franchise presents a concerning financial structure, combining a substantial $80,000 fee with a massive 40.0% royalty rate, all without the validation of an Item 19 financial disclosure. While the investment range of $197,500 to $807,000 offers flexibility and the brand added one net new outlet last year, the lack of scale and profit history makes this a speculative venture.

Vicious Biscuit presents a compelling but high-risk value proposition, characterized by an exceptionally high Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $2.24M against a steep total investment of up to $1.05M. ✓ The brand demonstrates strong unit-level economics and efficient royalty structures, though ⚠ its minimal footprint of only two locations and zero recent growth suggest the concept is unproven at scale. Additionally, ⚠ the presence of litigation in the disclosure document warrants scrutiny, as the system currently lacks the operational history to fully validate the franchise model.

Home Halo Franchising presents a compelling value proposition characterized by robust unit economics and a low cost of entry, with an Average Unit Volume of $970,528 against a maximum investment of roughly $157k. ✓ The absence of litigation or bankruptcy issues provides a clean risk profile, while the 5.0% royalty rate remains standard for the sector. ✓ However, the network is currently at a nascent stage with only two total outlets, indicating an unproven scale and limited operational history. ⚠ Prospective franchisees must weigh the high revenue potential against the inherent risks of partnering with a startup franchise system. ⚠

Frisson Espresso Franchise, LLC is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of only two outlets, indicating an unproven scale and high-risk startup phase. ✓ The franchise offers an accessible total investment ($145.6k–$319.5k) and reports a solid Average Unit Volume of $438,677 with no current litigation or bankruptcy history. ⚠ However, the lack of new openings last year suggests stagnant growth, and the 6.0% royalty fee may strain margins given the limited operational history.

Halal City Grill is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of only two outlets and zero growth last year, indicating an unproven model despite offering Item 19 financial transparency. ✓ The franchise presents a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy, but the lack of operational scale poses a significant risk for new franchisees. ⚠ With a mid-range investment of $282,000 to $667,600 and a 5.5% royalty fee, the system lacks the peer benchmarking data necessary to validate the return on investment.

All States M.E.D. presents a compelling but high-barrier entry into the medical equipment sector, characterized by a steep $100,000 franchise fee and a total investment reaching up to $255,500. ✓ The unit economics are strong, with an Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $832,521 and a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, though the 8.0% royalty fee is notable. ⚠ However, the concept is currently in a very nascent stage with only 2 total outlets, making it difficult to assess long-term viability despite the 100% survival rate over the last year.

Spot Dessert Bar presents a compelling value proposition with an exceptionally high Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $1.4M against a mid-range total investment of $299k-$473k ✓. The franchise maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, though the $50,000 franchise fee and 6.0% royalty rate are standard for the sector ✓. However, the concept is currently extremely limited in scale with only 2 total outlets and zero growth recorded last year ⚠. This lack of operational momentum suggests the brand is still in a nascent or testing phase despite its strong per-unit economics ⚠.

This franchise presents a low-risk entry point with a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, supported by a transparent Item 19 financial disclosure. ✓ The investment range of roughly $165k–$178k is moderate for the sector, though the 6.0% royalty fee requires careful margin analysis. ⚠ However, the concept is currently in a nascent stage with minimal scale, operating only two total outlets and adding just one unit last year.

Storage Authority is an ultra-high investment concept ranging from $298K to $9.8M, yet it currently lacks the scale or performance history to justify this capital intensity. ⚠ The franchise presents severe red flags regarding viability, having closed one of its only two outlets last year while opening zero new units. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents prospective investors from validating the potential return on such a substantial investment.

FacialMania Franchising, LLC is a high-risk concept currently lacking scale, operating with only two total outlets despite a recent opening of three units and zero closures. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents an assessment of unit economics, while the presence of litigation creates a significant red flag for prospective investors. ✓ The brand shows early signs of life with positive net growth, but the wide total investment range of $250,300 to $688,500 requires substantial capital commitment for an unproven system.

FFH World Wide, LLC presents a high-risk profile characterized by severe operational instability and negligible scale. ⚠ The closure of three outlets last year against a backdrop of only two total remaining locations indicates a failing business model, a concern further compounded by the presence of active litigation. ⚠ With a total investment reaching nearly $500,000 and zero recent growth, the financial exposure for new franchisees is extreme relative to the brand's shrinking footprint.

Slopepro presents a low-risk entry profile with a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, supported by the inclusion of an Item 19 financial disclosure. ✓ However, the concept is currently in a very early stage with only two total outlets and zero growth recorded last year, offering virtually no proof of scalability or market traction. ⚠ While the total investment of $80k-$200k is relatively accessible, the $40,000 franchise fee constitutes a significant portion of that capital given the lack of an established operating history. ⚠

Miller's Famous Sandwiches is currently a micro-scale operation with only two total outlets and zero growth last year, signaling a lack of established franchise infrastructure. ⚠ While the franchise offers a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy and provides financial performance data, the wide total investment range of $240k–$795k presents significant capital risk for an unproven model. ✓ The low $15,000 franchise fee and standard 5.0% royalty are the only accessible entry points in an otherwise high-risk opportunity lacking network momentum.

Renew Concierge Franchising LLC is an early-stage concept with minimal scale, operating only two total outlets with zero growth in the last year. ✓ The low entry point of $63,050 to $99,250 offers accessible initial investment, though the 20.0% royalty rate is significantly high and pressures unit economics. ⚠ While the lack of litigation or bankruptcy is a positive, the limited operational history presents a risk for prospective franchisees relying on the Item 19 financial disclosure.

CareDiem® is an extremely early-stage concept with only two total outlets, making it a high-risk venture despite a clean legal record. ✓ The franchise offers a low barrier to entry with a total investment starting at $80k and no Item 19 financial disclosure. ⚠ With only one unit opened last year and zero closures, the concept lacks the scale and historical data necessary to validate its business model. ⚠

Gai Chicken presents a compelling high-volume investment opportunity with an Average Unit Volume of $1.24M, though it is balanced against a steep total investment of up to $435k. ✓ The concept is financially transparent with no history of litigation or bankruptcy, offering a clean risk profile for potential franchisees. ⚠ However, the system is currently in a state of stagnation with only two total outlets and zero growth recorded last year, signaling a lack of momentum. ⚠

Spiked Rich presents a compelling but unproven value proposition, characterized by a high Average Unit Volume of $903,777 against a mid-range total investment of $324,675 to $647,242. ✓ The absence of litigation and bankruptcy history is a positive note, though the system consists of only two outlets with zero growth last year. ⚠ Prospective franchisees face a significant risk-reward scenario, as the robust financial performance is currently based on a very limited operational footprint without any recent expansion.

This franchise presents a compelling high-volume investment opportunity, evidenced by a strong AUV of $1,560,490 against a mid-range total investment of $435,750 - $760,500. ✓ The concept maintains a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy, though its minimal scale of only two outlets makes it a very young system. ⚠ Growth appears stagnant with zero new openings last year, suggesting the franchise is still validating its replication model despite the attractive unit economics.

Fado presents a high-risk opportunity characterized by a micro-scale network of only two units and zero recent growth. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure removes all visibility into unit economics, making the required $50,000 franchise fee and up to $508,700 investment difficult to justify. ✓ While the lack of litigation or bankruptcy is a positive administrative sign, the system’s stagnation suggests the concept remains unproven.

Little Muslims is an extremely early-stage concept with only two total outlets, making it a high-risk startup venture rather than an established brand. ✓ The franchise exhibits a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy, and the unit growth of one outlet last year suggests initial stability without closures. ⚠ However, the combination of a steep $80,000 franchise fee, high 8.0% royalty, and the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure makes it difficult to validate the ROI potential for the required $272,000–$613,600 investment.

Lazy Lobster is currently a micro-scale concept with only two total outlets and zero growth last year, indicating it is in the very early stages of franchising. ✓ The franchise offers a low entry fee of $12,500 and a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents potential investors from validating the business model's profitability. ⚠ Additionally, the broad investment range of $116k to $718k combined with a static footprint suggests a high-risk profile with unproven operational consistency.

ConDecor Superstore presents a compelling value proposition characterized by exceptional unit economics, with an AUV of over $2 million against a mid-range total investment of $269k-$383k. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, though its minimal footprint of only two total outlets indicates the brand is likely in the earliest stages of franchising. ⚠ With only one outlet opened last year, the concept lacks an established growth trajectory, representing a high-risk, high-reward opportunity for investors seeking ground-floor entry.

The Resource Room presents a low-barrier entry point with a moderate total investment ($94.5k–$218.5k) and provides financial transparency through an Item 19 disclosure ✓. However, the system currently lacks scale with only two total outlets and recorded zero growth last year, offering no proof of concept or momentum ⚠. Additionally, the 10% royalty rate is significant for a nascent brand, potentially straining unit economics without established brand recognition ⚠.

Shaka Kitchen presents a high-risk opportunity due to its minimal scale of only two total outlets and a complete lack of growth, having opened zero locations last year. ⚠ The investment requirement is substantial ($311k - $750k) relative to the brand's unproven market traction, and the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of potential returns. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, but prospective buyers should be cautious of the 6.0% royalty fee applied to a system with limited operational history.

Marigold Academy, LLC presents a compelling but high-stakes investment opportunity characterized by an exceptionally high Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $2.17M against a mid-to-high range total investment of $605k-$819k. ✓ The potential return on investment is attractive, yet the franchise is in a very early stage of validation with only 2 total outlets and zero growth recorded last year. ⚠ Prospective franchisees must rely heavily on the Item 19 financial performance of a tiny sample size, as the concept lacks a proven track record of scale.

EZ Plans Franchising, Inc. is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of only two total outlets, indicating an unproven business model and high risk for early adopters. ✓ The franchise offers a relatively accessible total investment ($92.7k - $225.4k) and provides an Item 19 financial performance representation, which offers transparency regarding potential earnings. ⚠ However, the combination of a 7.0% royalty rate and the lack of operational history presents a significant financial risk compared to more established competitors. The net addition of one unit last year suggests the brand is in a very nascent phase of development.

Prepaze Academy is an early-stage concept with minimal scale, operating only two total outlets after opening one last year. ✓ The franchise offers a relatively low entry point with a total investment starting at $154,000 and a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy. ⚠ However, the lack of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of earnings potential, and the 12.0% royalty rate is high for a new brand. ⚠ Investors face significant risk buying into a system with such limited operational history and no proof of concept.

Daigle Cleaning Systems is a micro-scale operation with only two total outlets and zero recent growth, signaling a lack of market traction. ✓ The franchise offers a very low barrier to entry with a total investment of $54k-$68k and no ongoing royalty fees. ⚠ However, the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents validation of earnings potential, and the stagnant unit count suggests a minimal support infrastructure.

What’s In The Bowl Franchise, LLC is an early-stage concept with a minimal footprint of only two outlets and zero growth last year, indicating an unproven and high-risk model. ✓ The franchise offers a clean record with no litigation or bankruptcy and provides financial performance data in Item 19 to support the investment. ⚠ However, prospective franchisees face significant risk buying into a system with no momentum, requiring a total investment of up to $408,500.

Montauk Lobster House is currently a micro-scale operation with only two total outlets and zero growth over the last year, indicating that the franchise system is essentially unproven. While the initial investment range of $148,250 to $395,000 is relatively accessible and the corporate record is clean, the absence of an Item 19 financial disclosure prevents potential investors from validating the business model's profitability. ⚠ The lack of momentum and financial transparency represents a significant risk for franchisees looking for an established support system and trackable returns.

Ideal Automotive Sales presents a high-barrier entry opportunity with a total investment ranging from $514k to over $2.6M, making it accessible only to well-capitalized investors. ⚠ The concept currently lacks scale and momentum, operating only two outlets with zero growth recorded last year. ⚠ The absence of an Item 19 financial performance representation is a significant transparency risk given the substantial capital required. ✓ The franchise maintains a clean background regarding litigation and bankruptcy, though the lack of operational data makes this a speculative venture.

Dirt Franchise LLC is an extremely early-stage concept with only two total outlets and zero growth last year, indicating an unproven business model. ⚠ The franchise lacks an Item 19 financial performance representation, making it difficult for prospective franchisees to assess potential ROI against the $161,700 to $270,100 investment. ✓ The absence of litigation and bankruptcy is a positive note, but the limited scale offers no validation of operational sustainability.

RX30 Fitness is currently a high-risk concept due to its minimal scale, operating with only two total locations and zero growth in the last year. ⚠ While the franchise offers a clean record regarding litigation and bankruptcy, the $45,000 franchise fee is steep for an unproven system, and the disclosed AUV of $271,659 may not sufficiently cover the $207,000+ total investment given the 7.0% royalty rate. ✓ The presence of an Item 19 provides necessary financial transparency, but the lack of momentum suggests the model is still in the validation stage.

Balloon Realm, LLC is a high-risk proposition characterized by a micro-scale footprint of only two units and zero recent growth. ⚠ The franchise carries a significant bankruptcy flag, and the $45,500 franchise fee represents an aggressive entry cost for a system with no proven expansion trajectory. ✓ While the concept provides an Item 19 financial performance representation, the combination of historical insolvency and total stagnation suggests the investment lacks stability.