Own a proven business without starting from scratch.
Answer a few quick questions. If there's a fit, a franchise advisor will walk you through vetted opportunities that match your budget, timeline and how involved you want to be.
A good fit if you
- Have $150K+ in liquid capital (cash or cash equivalents)
- Want to own a business in the next 12 months
- Prefer a proven system over a blank page
Not a fit if you're
- Looking for a job or work-from-home gig
- Hoping to start with no money down
- Just curious with no plans to move
You're on the list.
An advisor will call you within one business day from:
801-548-8181
Save the number so you don't miss the call. The first conversation takes about 20 minutes, and there's no pressure or cost.
How it works
You'll talk to a real person who knows franchising, not a call center. The goal is to find out whether ownership makes sense for you before anyone talks about a specific brand.
Take the fit check
A few quick questions about your budget, timeline and goals. It helps us show you only what you can realistically qualify for.
Talk with an advisor
A 20-minute call to understand what you want out of ownership and answer your questions honestly, including whether to wait.
Meet the brands
If there's a match, you'll be introduced directly to the franchisor to review their disclosure document, talk to current owners and decide.
What it costs you
Nothing. Franchise advisors are paid by the franchise brand when a new owner joins, the same way a recruiter is paid by the employer. You pay the brand's normal fees, never a markup.
That also means we only do well when you end up in a business that fits, so we'll tell you if something isn't right.
Questions people ask first
How much money do I really need?
Most of the opportunities we work with need at least $150,000 in liquid capital, with the rest of the total investment often financed through SBA or equipment loans. Your advisor will show you exact numbers for each brand.
Can I keep my job while I start?
Sometimes. Several brands are built for semi-absentee owners who hire a manager from day one. Others work best when the owner is running it full time. That's what the involvement question helps sort out.
Do I need industry experience?
Usually not. Franchisors train you on their system. What they look for is someone who can lead people, follow a proven process and has the capital to do it right.
Will I get spammed by a bunch of companies?
No. You'll hear from one advisor. Your information only goes to a franchise brand after you've talked and agreed it's worth an introduction.
What if I'm not ready yet?
That's fine. Say so on the call. We'd rather check back in six months than push you into something early.