SnapHouss is a leading real estate photography franchise founded in 2020 in Canada. Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, the brand began franchising in 2021 and has grown quickly throughout North America.

SnapHouss provides premium visual content for real estate professionals, including high-quality photography, 4K cinematic video tours, 3D virtual tours, and detailed floor plans.

What makes SnapHouss unique is its commitment to accessibility and innovation. The business model is home-based with low overhead, making it appealing to a wide range of entrepreneurs.

SnapHouss has built strong partnerships with major real estate brands like Century21, REMAX, and Coldwell Banker. These alliances enhance brand credibility and market presence. The franchise continues to stand out in the competitive real estate services industry through its focus on technology, speed, and affordability.

Training

SnapHouss provides a structured and multi-tiered training system to prepare franchisees for business operations. The training programs offered by the franchisor include the following:

1. Initial Management Training Program: This is a mandatory seven-day virtual course that franchisees must complete to the franchisor’s satisfaction prior to opening. Up to two individuals may attend this training at no charge, while additional attendees are charged a fee. Failure to complete this training satisfactorily can lead to termination of the franchise agreement.
2. Mandatory Annual Business Meetings or Conferences: Franchisees may be required to attend up to five days of mandatory additional training or national meetings annually. These programs may incur tuition fees, and all travel, lodging, and meal expenses are borne by the franchisee.
3. Remedial In-Territory Training: If needed or requested, the franchisor may send representatives to provide on-site remedial training. Franchisees are responsible for per diem fees and all related travel costs for this service.

Territory Protection

SnapHouss grants franchisees a limited protected territory defined by a group of zip codes, with a minimum of 50,000 dwellings. During the term of the agreement, and provided the franchisee is in good standing, the franchisor agrees not to establish or allow another SnapHouss outlet to operate within this territory.

However, franchisees are not granted an exclusive territory and may face competition from other franchisees, company-owned locations, or other distribution channels. Despite this territorial boundary, SnapHouss reserves broad rights within and outside the territory.

These include the ability to sell products through alternative channels such as retail stores, the internet, and direct marketing, as well as to service commercial accounts like large real estate firms that operate across multiple regions.