Franchises Over $200k

Show me the Franchises Over $200k

Some of the most iconic brands are franchises that cost over $200,000. They require larger investments usually because there are more costs associated with opening your location (for instance large footprints, building and/or land costs). Ongoing support and training is another reason why a franchise is more expensive than a business opportunity. The following businesses cost over $200,000 and are looking for new owners to help them expand across the United States. If you are interested in taking the next step to learn more about any of the following companies simply select them by tapping “get free info” and completing your request for information by first tapping the “request now” button.

Celebree School

Join a thought leader for early childhood education! Offering age-appropriate curriculum, Celebree has built a business model that empowers educators and staff to bring the best of themselves to work every day. In short, We Grow People Big and Small.

Cash Required: $250,000

Category: Children Related

Hounds Town USA

Work with Dogs and Truly Change Lives! Everyone wants something better — are you ready to get something better for yourself, your community, your family, and for those who come after you? Hounds Town USA is a fully interactive doggy daycare and home to the…

Cash Required: $200,000

Category: Pet Franchises

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Raise the Ceiling

When you invest more money to start your new business, you'll likely be entering a market with the potential for more significant rewards. In other words, investing in an affordable franchise with minimal upfront costs will typically put a ceiling on how much you can earn with that business. By going bigger from the start, the possibilities for what you could accomplish dramatically increase.

Access to Additional Support

One thing that your added investment may buy you is more robust support from the franchise itself. With more information available, and more access to people who can help answer questions and get you moving in the right direction, the entire process may be more enjoyable – and more successful. Of course, spending less on a franchise may mean that you are primarily on your own, and that isn't the experience that every franchisee is looking for when starting a business.

Buy the Brand Name

On this last point, it's simple: better brands can command a heftier price tag. If you want to work with one of the top brand names in your targeted industry, you'll need to spend more money to get started. Those franchises know the value they've developed in the form of a brand name, and they aren't going to allow just anyone to use that brand name without making a significant investment.