Browse franchises across industries and investment levels, from food and fitness to home services and healthcare. Compare the fees, royalties, and terms in each franchisor’s disclosure document before you decide.
Allegra Opportunity
AllOver Media
Alloy Franchise Opportunity
Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists
Allstar Directories
Allstate Insurance Company – California
Aloha Poke Co
ALP Services
AlphaGraphics
Alta Mere / SmartView
Altracolor Systems
Always Best Care Canada
Always Best Care Senior Services
Always Faithful Dog Training
Amada Senior Care
Amato's Italian Restaurant
Amazing Athletes
Amazing Explorers Academy
Amazon
Amazon Wealth Automation
America In-Home
America's Best Inns & Suites
America's Mattress
America's Swimming Pool Co.
America's Taco Shop®
American Bodyworks
American Business Systems
American Family Care
American Gladiators Fitness
American Kolache
American Male
American Pickleball Association
American Prosperity Group
American Recruiters
American Title Loans
AmeriCare Alliance
AmericInn International, LLC
AmeriPlan USA
AmeriSpec® Inspection Services
Anago Cleaning Systems
Anchor Bar® – Home of the Original Wing™
Anchored Tiny Homes
Anderson Longevity Clinic
Andy OnCall
Angel Companions
Angel Spa
Any Lab Test Now
Anytime Fitness
Apex Fun Run
Apex Leadership
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About Franchises for Sale
A franchise is a business arrangement in which you license a brand and operating system from a franchisor, usually in exchange for an initial fee and ongoing royalties or other fees. Franchises span many industries, and costs vary widely. In the United States, franchisors must give you a Franchise Disclosure Document, which describes fees, obligations, litigation history, and more, at least 14 calendar days before you sign or pay. Read it closely, speak with current and former franchisees, and have a franchise attorney review the agreement.
What to compare
- What are the initial fee, royalties, and marketing fund contributions?
- What is the total investment, including equipment and working capital?
- What territory rights do I have, if any?
- What do current and former franchisees say about their experience?
Related guides
- How to read a Franchise Disclosure Document, item by item
- Franchise fees, royalties, and hidden costs explained
- Franchise vs. independent business opportunity
Frequently asked questions
What is a Franchise Disclosure Document?
It is a document franchisors must provide that describes the fees, obligations, and history of the franchise. Our guide walks through it item by item.
How much does a franchise cost?
It varies widely by brand and industry. The initial fee is only part of the total investment, so review the cost sections of the disclosure document.
SmartBizOpps is a marketplace. Listings are provided by the businesses and sellers named in them. Review each offer yourself and consult a qualified attorney or accountant before you sign or pay.
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