Franchise Fee
The initial fee associated with joining the Positive Reset franchise system.
The Investment
Know What It Takes to Get Started.
Starting a Positive Reset franchise requires an investment in the location, the business, the team, and the resources needed to open and operate. We want you to understand what you're committing to before you decide.
Your Investment Has Several Parts.
The initial franchise fee is only one part of the cost of getting a location open. You'll also need to plan for the space, build-out, equipment, technology, staffing, licensing, marketing, and the working capital needed to operate.
Location
Lease, build-out, improvements, signage, and other costs associated with preparing your location.
Equipment & Technology
Furniture, equipment, computers, software, and other items needed to operate the business.
Opening & Working Capital
Initial staffing, marketing, professional services, operating expenses, and working capital.
What You'll Need to Plan For.
The investment doesn't end when the doors open. You'll need to plan for the ongoing costs of operating your location, including staffing, rent, insurance, technology, marketing, professional services, supplies, and other operating expenses.
Ongoing franchise fees and other obligations are described in the Franchise Agreement and Franchise Disclosure Document.
What About Revenue and Earnings?
It's a fair question.
If Positive Reset makes financial performance representations, they will be provided in Item 19 of the Franchise Disclosure Document. We encourage you to review that information carefully and discuss it with your financial and legal advisors.
Do Your Homework Before You Decide.
A franchise investment is a significant decision. Review the Franchise Disclosure Document. Understand the fees and ongoing obligations. Talk with your attorney and accountant.
Read the FDD
Understand the investment, fees, obligations, and disclosures.
Talk to Your Advisors
Have your attorney and accountant review the opportunity with you.
Know the numbers. Understand the commitment. Then make your decision.
Ready to Take a Closer Look?
The first step isn't a commitment. It's a conversation. Tell us where you're interested in opening, a little about your background, and what you'd like to know.
Have questions first? Read the Franchise FAQ →This website is for informational purposes only and is not an offer to sell a franchise. An offer to sell a franchise is made only through the Franchise Disclosure Document and applicable franchise offering materials, and only in jurisdictions where such an offer is lawfully permitted.