FranNet has established itself as a prominent name in franchise consulting, helping future business owners discover franchise opportunities that match their personal goals and skills.
Launched in 1987, FranNet also operates as a franchise system, allowing individuals to join the network as franchise consultants under its trusted name.
Based in Louisville, Kentucky, FranNet started offering franchise consulting franchises in 2006. What sets FranNet apart is its dedication to offering no-cost guidance to people exploring franchise ownership.
FranNet consultants are paid by the franchisors, much like real estate agents who are compensated by property sellers. This approach ensures clients get objective advice without facing extra expenses.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
The FranNet franchise provides a detailed and structured training program to its franchisees. Here’s a numbered breakdown of the training they offer:
The FranNet franchise does not grant exclusive or protected territories to its franchisees. Franchisees may face competition from other franchisees, company-owned outlets, or other distribution channels controlled by FranNet.
Although franchisees can work with prospects from any location, they must respect the protected territories of certain legacy franchisees where territorial restrictions apply.
FranNet also reserves the right to sell services, operate businesses, and authorize others to operate FranNet businesses regardless of proximity to an existing franchise. Leads generated through national relationships or the internet are distributed through a centralized system, sometimes requiring referral fees when working in a legacy franchisee’s protected area.
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