Food & quick-service
Recognisable national brands, mature unit economics, strong landlord and lender comfort, but tight operating discipline.
UNITED STATES · FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITIES
A brand on day one. A business for the long run.
The fastest route to a recognisable name above the door, for owner-operators, multi-unit acquirers and area developers.
What franchising actually is, for foreign founders.
You acquire the right to operate a US brand inside an agreed territory, under a structured system. It compresses go-to-market time and unlocks recognisable names that a new business cannot match, but it also locks in royalties, marketing fees, and a long-term contract you should read like an investor, not a customer.
A FRANCHISE IS NOT A BUSINESS IN A BOX
"A franchise is a brand you rent for years, and an operating discipline you have to bring yourself."
We help you choose one that rewards both.
Three franchise sectors we run most often.
Personal services
Fitness, beauty, education, home-services, lower entry capital, steady cash flow, large white-space territories.
Business services
B2B franchises, staffing, accounting, restoration, that look closer to a managed professional practice than a retail unit.
Three franchise buyer profiles we run.
Different ambitions, different deals, and very different financial models. We design each one separately.
OWNER-OPERATOR
A single-unit operator, owner runs the day-to-day. Lowest entry capital, highest personal involvement.
MULTI-UNIT
Two to ten units, often with a general manager and a structured corporate parent. Capital structure starts to matter.
AREA DEVELOPER
Exclusive territory rights and a multi-year build-out schedule. A franchise deal that behaves like a private-equity platform.
The brand opens the door. The operator keeps it open.
We help you read the FDD, model the unit economics, and structure the entity and visa around the deal you are actually signing, not the one the brochure describes.
Talk to the franchise deskFind a franchise worth signing.
We run a long-list, a short-list, and a deal, under one engagement.